Stand in the middle of policy making. This unique master’s prepares you to shape evidence-based health policies and strengthen public health governance. All to lead the transformations of public health systems and to become a future health leader.
Broaden your perspective, challenge assumptions, and critically assess policies in global health. Rethink health challenges and explore how local and global dynamics shape health. Gain the skills to address health inequities and make a meaningful impact.
Epidemiology studies the patterns, causes, and effects of diseases in populations. It forms the backbone of public health. This one-year master’s trains you in study design, data analysis, and research communication—preparing you to improve public health.
From gene to health—explore biomedical challenges at every level. Learn from real-life cases, hands-on lab practicals and a full-year internship. Choose of six biomedical specialisations and gain the skills for a successful career in research.
Combine science and engineering and apply it in medical applications. You learn to develop methods that trigger the body to repair or renew itself. You gain all the multidisciplinary skills needed to design and market innovative solutions in healthcare.
Medicine is centred around authentic professional tasks and focusses on collaborative and self-regulation of learning. Knowledge, skills and attitude are taught using real world tasks. You practice on each other and simulated patients.
Study the impact of biological, psychological and environmental factors on health. Specialise in prevention, policy, biology, mental health or technology and find your passion in health sciences.
Explore health and healthcare from a European perspective and discover how the EU shapes policies and addresses issues like ageing populations and cross-border epidemics. Take the first step towards an impactful career in healthcare across Europe.
Delve into the human body, diseases, and medication. Learn how to improve health from molecules to cells, to organs and the human body as a whole. After graduation, a world of opportunities awaits in biotech, pharma, or research.
Miranda Schram (CARIM, MHeNs) researches prediabetes, which precedes diabetes type 2.
