Career prospects

After your studies

The specialization of Medical Neuroscience equips you with a comprehensive toolkit to understand, assess, and carry out neuroscience research using a large repertoire of methods, from wet lab to animal research to neuroimaging to population-based statistics. Medical Neuroscience alumni continue their careers on a range of paths in academic and industry research, science communication, data science, teaching, and consultation. 

After the master’s, you can pursue a wide range of careers. Possible occupations after the master Biomedical Sciences are:

• Scientific researcher/PhD candidate
• Science editor (science communication)
• Scientific consultant
• Clinical study manager
• University teacher
• Scientific policy advisor
• Manager at a biomedical company
• Medical scientific liaison
• Research project manager

Satisfaction

A majority (81%) of graduates of the master’s in Biomedical Sciences finds a paid job before or directly after graduating. And many of our alumni are content with their positions (88%), positive about the extent to which capacities are utilised (88%), and believe that the job offers good prospects for career advancements (79%).