Programme in short
This new master track is aimed at forming science-informed practitioners in digital behaviour change.
Key Facts & Figures
- Type
- Master
- Degree
- MSc
- Mode of study
- Full-time
- Instruction language
- English
- Duration
- 1 year
- Study points (EC)
- 60
- Location
- Campus Woudestein
- Start date
- September
- Application Deadline (EEA)
- 1 April
Why study this programme?
How can we leverage technological innovations to tackle the most relevant health issues today? Can we combine an evidence-based scientific approach to health promotion with the creative design thinking process involved in the development of new technological solutions? In this track psychological insights, evidence-based methods and a user-centred design approach are used to create innovative solutions to target psychological problems, promote healthy behaviours and prevent unhealthy ones.
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Career prospectives
As a graduate of this master track you can start, for example, as a coordinator, policy officer or researcher for health promotion and public governance institutions.