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Learning how to make new discoveries that will contribute to a better understanding of normal and dysfunctional human behaviour and how to influence that behaviour.
Have you always wanted to discover what it is that makes people tick? Do you have questions about human behaviour that have not yet been tackled? Whether you are driven by scientific curiosity or are intrigued by the potential for more accurate diagnoses and for effective interventions in health or education, the Research Master’s in Behavioural Science is for you.
At Radboud University, we believe that a multidisciplinary approach is necessary to gain the best understanding of human behaviour. We combine knowledge and research methods from the fields of
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1. A completed Bachelor's degree in Behavioural Science or related area like: Psychology, Pedagogy, Educational Science, Biology, Artificial Intelligence, Communication Science or another related discipline.
2. A proficiency in English:
a. A TOEFL score of ≥600 (paper based) or ≥100(internet based)
b. A IELTS score of ≥7.0 (test score of 7 overall with a sub-score 6.5 minimum for each)
c. Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE) or Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) with a mark of C or higher
3. Strong motivation letter.
4. Reference letters.
5. Resume that includes a photo.
€2,168 (from EEA countries); €16,000 (from non-EEA countries).
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The atmosphere in class: The programme definitely aims to have quite an "horizontal" teacher-student relationship. So far, I have always felt that they are approachable and willing to collaborate and discuss with us. Of course it is up to us to approach them and benefit from it.
Internship: At the moment, I am working on my minor project for which I am conducting an experimental study on the relationships between incentives, pressure, and cognitive performance. I believe that having two big research projects (minor and major) is quite valuable. It gives us the chance to explore different areas.
Plans after receiving a degree: Besides the world of academia itself, insights from behavioral research are applied in many companies and other kinds of organizations. Therefore I believe that the skills we acquire in the programme can be put into good use in many different ways. Personally, I am still unsure about what I'll be doing after the Master's, as I feel quite attracted to both worlds.
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