Career perspectives

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As a graduate of the Master’s in Health Sciences with a specialisation in Personalised Monitoring & Coaching, there’s a great variety of jobs you could fulfil. You might start a career as an eHealth consultant or researcher, for example. You can also continue with a PhD, or what about becoming a product owner at a large company specialising in IT in healthcare? Or starting up your own business as an entrepreneur?

type of degree

When you have completed this Master's with the specialisation in Personalised Monitoring & Coaching, you will receive a Master’s degree in Health Sciences. Also, you can title yourself Master of Science (MSc). Your specialisation will be mentioned specifically on your diploma supplement, highlighting your specialised knowledge and skills in the field of personalised monitoring and coaching.

job opportunities 

As a health scientist, specialised in the development, implementation and evaluation of eHealth applications, you will have a valuable position in the job market. With your knowledge and expertise, you will be the linking pin between IT developers and healthcare organisations. You might for example work as a product owner at an IT company that develops eHealth solutions, a project leader or policy adviser within a healthcare organisation, focusing on the implementation of eHealth within healthcare processes, or as a (junior) researcher at a knowledge institution. Or what about working at a consultancy agency, guiding healthcare organisations, insurance companies or any other organisation in the healthcare sector in leveraging digital health solutions? There’s a great variety of roles you can take on!

UT alumni with this specialisation currently work in various positions and organisations, for example:
  • Product owner at Topicus Healthcare
  • Nurse and eHealth project leader at Dimence Groep
  • PhD student on eHealth development at the University of Twente

Many organisations are looking for professionals with your expertise. From eHealth developers and IT companies like PinkRoccade, Topicus, Philis, Nedap, Chipsoft, KPN Health and Sensirion and consultancy agencies like KPMG, IG&H, and HHM, to hospitals or care providers like MST, ZGT, and Carintreggeland and insurance companies such as a.s.r. Some graduates of this specialisation, who previously followed a care-related degree like physiotherapy or nursing, went on to apply their eHealth knowledge in their daily jobs within healthcare or even in teaching their future colleagues in e.g. physiotherapy, health sciences or nursing study programmes in higher education.

Start a business

At UT, we highly encourage entrepreneurship. This University is the birthplace of a large number of high-tech spin-off companies that market developed technologies. You could use your research or even inventions stemming from your master’s thesis and/or your PhD research to start up your own innovative company as well! UT has been voted the most entrepreneurial university in the Netherlands four times in a row. We have a unique approach of putting scientific knowledge to practical use and turning our expertise and yours into solutions that people and society actually need. As a catalyst for meaningful entrepreneurship, we offer you the Novel-T foundation and their start-up hub Incubase on campus.

continue as a researcher: obtain a PhD

Instead of pursuing a professional career right away after completing your Master’s degree, you can opt to follow a PhD programme at Twente Graduate School (TGS). This involves spending four years studying a particular research area in-depth at one of our research institutes. Obtaining your PhD earns you the title of Doctor (Dr).

Interested in doing a PhD? You can check below if there are any vacancies. If not, you can also send in an open application.

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