University of Amsterdam

Overview

The MSc in Child Development and Education at the University of Amsterdam equips students with the skills necessary to conduct thorough research in the fields of child development and education. This comprehensive programme emphasizes the development of advanced research and statistical abilities through an interactive learning environment, featuring close supervision and feedback from experienced faculty.

• Level: Master’s (MSc)
• Focus: Research in child development and education
• Format: Full-time study
• Research training: Emphasis on research methods, applied statistics, and practical research experience
• Interactive learning: Small-group teaching with personalized guidance
• Language of instruction: English
• Credits / duration: Program details available in the official study plan

What you'll study

The programme merges advanced coursework with hands-on research practice, allowing you to deepen your understanding of child development and education while honing your statistical skills and research methods.

• Intervention Research
• Criminal Behaviour of Juveniles
• Critical Debates on Children and Education
• Developmental and Parenting Problems
• Educational Innovation
• Family Systems

Personal study plan: You have the opportunity to tailor certain aspects of your programme to align with your research interests, with support from academic advisors.

Research practice: The curriculum is structured to help you acquire essential skills for conducting and reporting research, including data analysis and the application of suitable research methods.

Entry requirements

There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Child Development and Education are well-prepared for a variety of professional roles in academia, research, and educational settings. The skills gained throughout the programme can lead to careers in educational policy, child advocacy, and academic research, among other fields.