Career prospects
Throughout this Master's programme, you will learn how to verbally and formally theorise, and how to build and critique formal models of cognition. You will learn to ask and answer questions about how principles of computationalism constrain and shape theories, models, and frameworks. You will also become familiar with advanced research skills such as how to read, write, and submit academic articles, how to peer-review, how to perform team science, and how to engage in scholarly dialogue.
After your studies
Our Artificial Intelligence graduates have excellent job prospects and are often offered a job before they have actually graduated. Many of our graduates go on to do a PhD either at a major research institute or university with an AI department. Other graduates work for companies interested in cognitive design and research. Although graduates from the Master's specialisation in Computational Cognitive Science do have career opportunities at many companies, the programme focuses on introducing students to working in a research institute.
Possible occupations
- PhD researcher
Radboud Career Service
You can always contact the Radboud Career Service of 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
Radboud University can also help you develop professionally after your Master's. Through our courses, training, and continuing education programs, you will delve into current issues and strengthen your knowledge and skills. With our education for professionals, you will continue to grow and be prepared for new challenges.