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Pedagogical Sciences: Youth at Risk (track)

Master
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Are you interested in how social contexts affect development from infancy, though childhood and adolescence up to early adulthood? Do you want to make a difference in the well-being of young people from the age of 0 to 21? The Master’s track Youth at Risk prepares you to become a scientist-practitioner in the field of preventive youth care, parenting and education, to enhance the development of youth at risk.

Language of instruction
English
Mode
Full-time

🎓 Unique global program focused on young people aged 0 to 21 years


Nov18
Master's Week: 18-24 Nov
Feb12
Master's Week: 12 -16 Feb
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Here's why you want to study Youth at Risk at the UvA

 

multidisciplinary 

multiple developmental stages (age 0 -21)

scientist-practitioner

policy, practice, research and development

broad job opportunities

Is Youth at Risk right for you?

Do you:

  •  have a Bachelor’s degree equivalent to a Dutch university bachelor degree in the field of pedagogical sciences, developmental psychology or a related discipline, with sufficient background in quantitative methods and statistics?
  • have sufficient English language skills?
  • want to study in an international environment?
  • have an interest in combining science and practice in the field of preventive youth care? 

then Youth at Risk is the right programme for you! 

Download a complete overview of the Master's track Youth at Risk

Discover other tracks in this Master’s programme

Besides Youth at Risk the Master's Pedagogical Sciences offers the following tracks:

Facts & Figures
Degree programme
MSc Pedagogical Sciences
Type
Regular study programme
Mode
Full-time
Credits
60 ECTS, 12 months
Language of instruction
English
Conditions for admission
Open
Starts in
September
CROHO code
66607
Location
Roeterseiland campus