Do health policies intrigue you, and are you fascinated by the EU? Are you interested in why European health guidelines work in one country but not another? Then Governance and Leadership European Public Health might just be the programme for you. This unique programme provides you with the background and skills to analyse public health systems throughout Europe. Upon graduation, you’ll be able to prepare, support and monitor high-level decision-making processes in European institutions, in government, and in public and private organisations. The programme will equip you with all the training you need to pursue as a health policy maker, but careers in research will also be open to you.
The master’s programme Governance and Leadership in European Public Health will train you to become a health professional with a well-defined outlook. After you have completed the programme, you'll be able to conduct independent research and formulate effective and appropriate health policies by putting forward arguments and supporting data from a comparative, often cross-border point of view.
The key topics in this programme are:
Your future
Governance and Leadership in European Public Health graduates can be found all over the world: at the European Commission, in Thailand’s national health ministry, an Australian NGO organising congresses, an insurance agency in Dusseldorf, etc.
Career paths
Common Governance and Leadership in European Public Health career paths include:
Policy making
As policy makers, Governance and Leadership in European Public Health graduates help formulate, implement and assess health policies for local, national and international governments. But they sometimes also work there as researchers or health inspectors.
Insurance
At insurance companies, Governance and Leadership in European Public Health graduates can be found in positions where they are responsible for providing advice on health policies or for managing relations between their employers and other healthcare providers.
National and international NGOs
Some graduates end up working at national and international non-governmental organisations. They work on things such as creating equality and reducing health disparities, advancing global health or providing access to health education.
Expected September 2022
Maastricht University
Minderbroedersberg 4-6,
MAASTRICHT,
Limburg,
6211, Netherlands
You may be directly admissible to the master’s programme European Public Health if you have a bachelor’s or master’s degree from a university programme in a relevant domain. Relevant university domains are: Biology; Biomedical Sciences; Biomedical Technology; Business Economics; Business and Management; Clinical Technology; Dentistry; Economics; European Law; European Public Health; European Studies; Health and Life; Health and Society; Health Economics; Health Sciences; International Business; Nutrition and Health; Medicine; Molecular Life Sciences; Movement Sciences; Nursing Sciences; Nutrition and Health; Pharmacy; Psychology; Public Administration; Sociology.
IELTS test: minimum score overall 6.5
TOEFL test: overall, internet-based minimum score 90
Cambridge: CAE, grade C
TOEFL score of 575 in paper-based and 233 in computer-based.