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Leiden University
MSc Education and Child Studies (Research)
- Leiden, Netherlands
MSc
Full time, Part time
1 year
On-Campus
English
This Research Master’s programme will train you to become a researcher who can contribute to resolving the challenges society currently faces, both within and outside academia.Thorough knowledge of practice is of great value to academic researchers in Education and Child Studies.


NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences
Bachelor in International Teacher Education for Primary Schools (ITEPS)
- Meppel, Netherlands
Bachelor's degree
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English, Dutch
Combine your passion for primary school education with exploring different cultures with the International Teacher Education for Primary Schools (ITEPS) programme from NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences. Develop your educational, pedagogical and teaching skills in a way that demonstrates your personal skills and potential.
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You'll study how young children learn, grow, and communicate, and how to support those whose development follows a different path. Early childhood and special education sits at the intersection of developmental psychology, inclusive pedagogy, and family-centered care.
The learning environment in the Netherlands fosters open inquiry and respect for diverse perspectives, giving you space to examine how educational systems can better serve every child. You'll work through applied coursework covering child development theory, sensory and communication needs, behavior support strategies, and curriculum design for inclusive classrooms.
Practical instruction is central here. You'll gain hands-on experience through classroom placements, working alongside specialists who support children with learning differences, physical disabilities, or speech and language needs. The Netherlands places strong emphasis on inclusive education policy, which means your training reflects internationally recognized standards you can carry into roles anywhere.
Graduates move into careers as early years educators, special needs coordinators, child development consultants, and policy advisors, across schools, healthcare settings, NGOs, and government agencies worldwide.