4 Degrees in Social Policy in Netherlands for 2024

Degrees in Social Policy in Netherlands for 2024Filter
  • MSc in Sustainability Science, Policy and Society

    Maastricht University, School of Business and Economics

    • Maastricht, Netherlands

    Full time

    1 year

    On-Campus

    English

    Are you passionate about sustainable development? Would you like to ensure that the resources that we now have will still be available for future generations? And can you see yourself developing strategies to steer governments and businesses towards sustainable behavior? Then the master’s program Sustainability Science, Policy and Society is the perfect program for you! The world needs professionals capable of tackling today's sustainability challenges. This interdisciplinary master's program focuses on factors affecting sustainability, such as global dynamics, policy, governance, and law. You will also learn how to design, conduct and evaluate sustainability assessments. Based on your personal interest, this master's program allows you to specialize in Policy or Business.

  • MSc Youth 0-21 Society and Policy

    University of Groningen

    • Groningen, Netherlands

    Full time

    12 months

    On-Campus

    English

    Our aim is to increase the quality of upbringing, care and education by improving policies and interventions for young people and their social and learning contexts.

    • Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Full time

    2 years

    On-Campus

    English

    As a social scientist you need the knowledge and skills to collect and analyze data in a digital society. Polarization, cybersecurity, international migration, artificial intelligence and healthy ageing for example are global challenges that do not keep to disciplinary and methodological boundaries. Advances in digital technologies, such as algorithms, platforms, apps, and online social networks, create societal challenges that are highly complex and interconnected, affecting society at all levels: individuals, communities, organizations, and nations.

    • Utrecht, Netherlands

    Full time

    1 year

    On-Campus

    English

    Do you ever wonder why mothers are more likely than fathers to work part-time and care for their children? Or why some countries oblige unemployment benefit recipients to follow strict activation requirements while others do not? If you are interested in studying such issues, this one-year Master's programme is for you.