Career prospects
After your studies
Possible jobs are that of a policy officer, advisor, or researcher for the central or local government, an advisor at aid, welfare and civil society organisations such as the UN, Cordaid or the Dutch Council for Refugees, a researcher at a university or NGO, trade union, consultancy firm or private institution or as a journalist or communication officer.
Possible occupations
- Policy officer
- Journalist
- Communication officer
- Scientific researcher
Careers to inspire
What happens after graduating from the Master's programme in Anthropology and Development Studies? Phebe Kloos likes to tell you how she got a job after graduating:
Towards your graduation
The Master's programme in Anthropology and Development Studies (ADS) helps to prepare you for the job market after your graduation. The programme offers multiple small-scale workshops organised together with the study association, in which several alumni are invited for presentations, speeddates and a round table discussion. You can in this way come into direct contact with ADS alumni who are working in this field, and receive unique tips and tricks to kick-start your career.
Radboud Career Service
You can always contact the Radboud Career Service or the Faculty of Social Sciences. The Career Service offers students and young alumni guidance and support as they venture into the labour market. Career Service is available for career guidance, job application tips or if you require information about internships and job vacancies.
Keep developing, even after your Master's
Do you want to stay up to date in your field of study even after your Master's? At Radboud University, we offer advanced education for professionals. Here, you connect the challenges of your future work practice and social issues with scientific insights and practical skills. This way, you strengthen your knowledge, stay ahead in your career, and are always prepared for the next step.