Master in Learning Problems

The Master in Learning Problems at Leiden University is a 1-year program for students interested in understanding and addressing learning challenges. It's ideal for those who want to make a difference in educational settings and thrive in a Dutch-speaking environment.

Students will study developmental psychology, educational strategies, and intervention techniques. The program includes internships and workshops that prepare students for real-world challenges in education. This hands-on approach helps develop skills in assessment, intervention, and education policy.

Graduates can pursue careers as educational psychologists, special education teachers, or learning support coordinators. They may work in schools, educational institutions, or governmental organizations focused on child development. The program's emphasis on practical skills also prepares graduates for roles in education research, policy development, and advocacy.