Labour market
Our experience shows that PSTS graduates are competent in analysing and evaluating the impact of science and technology on society from a philosophical and multidisciplinary perspective. Knowledge of actual technological developments combined with the skills to philosophically and methodically reflect on those technologies equips our graduates with wide-ranging expertise. This is a professional profile that is highly valued both in the corporate world and by government institutions. Our graduates are professionals that find employment in the academic world, R&D, consultancy, policy organizations, and commercial companies. The PSTS study advisor will assist students in planning their careers after graduating.
After PSTS you are able to apply for a job in:
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Policy making / Government. Some Dutch examples: Cogem, Rathenau Institute. |
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Academic world: apply for a PhD project. A Dutch example: Instituut binnen het Centraal Dierenlaboratorium gericht op alternatieven voor dierproeven (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen). |
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Consultancy. Some Dutch examples: Tauw (milieu en civieltechnisch ingenieurs- en adviesbureau), and Technopolis (advies en beleid o.a. gebied van innovatie). |
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Industry / Business: food, textile, oil, chemicals, machinery, automotive, ICT, communication / journalism, etc. depending on your bachelor of science degree. |
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Research & Development. Some Dutch examples: ECN (Energy research Centre of the Netherlands) and TNO. |
Alumni
Read the stories of alumni Ruth Mamphuys and Hanneke Bodewes here.
ACADEMIC CAREER
Students who are interested in pursuing an academic career and obtaining a PhD are given the option of applying for a place on the 3TU Ethics and Technology programme. For further information on this programme and the admission requirements, please visit:
