Master in Imaging & Intervention

The Master in Imaging & Intervention at Leiden University is a one-year Master's program in Medical Technology, taught in English. It is designed for students who want to advance medical technology and improve patient outcomes, particularly those who thrive in innovative environments.

Students will explore subjects like molecular imaging, radiation therapy planning, and image-guided interventions, with a focus on hands-on experience and cutting-edge technologies. This will prepare them for effective clinical practice and help them adapt to the rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.

Graduates can pursue roles such as Clinical Technician, Medical Imaging Specialist, or Radiation Therapist, with potential employers including hospitals, research institutions, and medical technology companies. The skills they acquire will be transferable across multiple sectors, making them versatile professionals in the healthcare industry.