139 Master's degrees in Medicine & Health in Netherlands

In the Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences master's programme you are trained at the edge of drug-design and fundamental research of new drugs, optimization of existing drugs, and personalised medicine.

Are you interested in international perspectives on Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy and further your research skills? Want to know more about evaluating, accounting for and innovating current practice? This European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences is for you!

Are you inspired to conduct high-quality innovative research with a strong focus on mental and physical health? And do you aspire to work alongside world-renowned researchers who are absolute leaders in their field? Join our Clinical and Psychosocial Epidemiology research master at University of Groningen!

An unique asset of the master of Medical Pharmaceutical Sciences at University of Groningen is that the lectures and research take place in an interdisciplinary Life Sciences environment from chemistry to statistics, from biology to medicine, from epidemiology to economics, management and business, with all activities situated within walking distance. 

Do you aspire to be a critical thinking manager in the healthcare sector? Study Health Care Management at Erasmus University Rotterdam and be ideally prepared for a promising career.

This Biomedical Sciences master program will help to deepen and broaden your understanding of human health and disease. You will acquire a skill set suitable for a wide range of career opportunities not only in (biomedical) research, but also in industry, policy making, communication or education. The master has a maximum capacity of 100 students per year.

This Biomedical Sciences master program will help to deepen and broaden your understanding of human health and disease. You will acquire a skill set suitable for a wide range of career opportunities not only in (biomedical) research, but also in industry, policy making, communication or education. The master has a maximum capacity of 100 students per year.

The one-year master's specialisation in Clinical Neuropsychology focuses on fostering clinical and scientific skills based on a solid theoretical background as well as practical training in neuropsychology and (clinical) neuropsychological research.

This specialisation offers you the unique possibility to integrate molecular, cellular and organismal levels of research, but also provides the possibility to specialize in one of these levels.

What can we do to prevent unhealthy behaviors and how can we intervene? The Psychology - Development and Health Psychology programme of the University of Amsterdam offers both the knowledge and skills for prevention and intervention of unhealthy behaviors, and to increase healthy behaviors.

The Medical Business and Innovation at Erasmus University Rotterdam is for bachelors in healthcare or life sciences, such as medicine, nursing, pharmacology, or biomedicine.

The Master in Innovative Medicine (IMIM) from University of Groningen is a two-year MSc curriculum of excellence that provides training in translational biomedical research.  

The Biomedical Sciences - Science in Society programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam enables you to conduct research within the broad spectrum of biomedical sciences.

The Artificial Intelligence - AI for Health programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam focuses on medical informatics, medical AI, and the integration of machine learning and reasoning methods for healthcare applications.

During the Science, Business and Innovation - Life and Health course at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, you’ll learn how to successfully introduce scientific knowledge and inventions into the market. This complex process requires the scientific and business worlds to cooperate to the fullest extent at each stage of development. 

This Biomedical Sciences master program will help to deepen and broaden your understanding of human health and disease. You will acquire a skill set suitable for a wide range of career opportunities not only in (biomedical) research, but also in industry, policy making, communication or education. The master has a maximum capacity of 100 students per year.

In this selective two-year master programme in Molecular Medicine and Innovative Treatment from University of Groningen, research-minded students are trained to become the next generation of successful scientists in academia and private section environments.

This Biomedical Sciences master program will help to deepen and broaden your understanding of human health and disease. You will acquire a skill set suitable for a wide range of career opportunities not only in (biomedical) research, but also in industry, policy making, communication or education. The master has a maximum capacity of 100 students per year.

In this specialisation you will obtain in-depth knowledge of topics within the broad context of self-regulation of health and illness. Topics in this two-year research programme that you will investigate include: stress, symptom perception and illness, the dynamics of behavioral change, and coping with (chronic) disease.