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Master's specialisation of Biomedical SciencesClinical Human Movement Sciences

Study different aspects of patient-centered movement sciences,including excercise physiology, neurology, rehabilitation and biomechanics to improve treatment of movement disorders and chronic diseases.

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Something for you?

  • This specialisation is part of the Master’s programme of Biomedical Sciences in which you shape your own learning path by choosing a specialisation, a career profile, electives and internships.
  • Get involved in movement sciences in clinical practice with a patient centered approach.
  • Understand how to get and how to keep patients moving as best as possible.
  • Adopt a multidisciplinary approach: from anatomy and biomecanics, to neurosciences, rehabilitation and exercise physiology.
  • In the second year, you choose one of the following career profiles: Communication, Consultancy, Entrepreneurship or Research.
  • You compliment your programme with up to four elective courses which allows you to explore other Biomedical topics.
  • With two internships (one research internship and one profile internship) you have ample opportunity to develop your professional skills in practice.
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Admission requirements

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This allows us to translate scientific findings into effective, evidence-based treatment and prevention strategies.
Jippe Lasschuijt
Jippe Lasschuijt
Master's student
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What will you learn

The field of clinical human movement sciences has a strong multidisciplinary character with topics like (exercise) physiology, (functional) anatomy, biomechanics, orthopedics, neurosciences and rehabilitation; these form the basics of the specialisation. At Radboud University, the specialisation Clinical Human Movement Sciences is characterized by a strong patient-centered approach. We focus on how to get and how to keep patients as physically active as possible. Within this specialisation we deal with questions like:

  • How much exercise is needed to stay healthy?
  • What happens in the human body during exercise?
  • What techniques are available to measure human movement?
  • How do neurological disorders affect movement?
  • What interventions help to improve movement?
Study programme

Future career opportunities

This master’s programme in Biomedical Sciences will teach you refined research skills. However, at Radboud University we understand that not everyone wants to become a researcher. A biomedical scientist has lots of options. To help kick-start your career after graduation we offer you different career profiles. There are mandatory courses connected to each profile.

Career prospects

Research

You will choose a research, consultancy, communication or entrepreneurship profile and you will do two internships of your own choice. One research internship and one profile internship. Internships in the field of clinical human movement sciences can be done at different world renowned research groups from various departments of the Radboudumc, but there are also plenty opportunities at other locations in the Netherlands or abroad. We have many connections with research institutes, companies, and universities all over the world. So the possibilities are endless! Examples are: other universities, sport centers, rehabilitation centers, patient associations, health insurers, Knowledge Centre for Sport & Physical Activity, The National Health Care Institute (Zorginstituut Nederland), TNO or other research institutes.

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Tuitions & grants

If you are going to follow this Master's programme, you will pay an annual tuition fee. There are different tuition rates. The amount depends on your personal situation.

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