Career prospects
After your studies
By the end of your studies, you'll be equipped to drive social change and promote greater equality in your professional career. Career prospects include positions in policy development, research, consultancy, and advocacy within governmental bodies, NGOs, educational institutions, and cultural organisations. You'll be in high demand as an expert capable of designing and implementing inclusive, intersectional solutions across various sectors.
Possible occupations
- Policy advisor
- Diversity and Inclusion consultant
- Researcher
- Human rights advocate
- Programme manager
- Corporate social responsibility specialist
- Educator
Job directions
Graduates of the Master's in Intersectional Gender Studies are highly sought after in both the non-profit and for-profit sectors. You'll possess the analytical and critical thinking skills needed to address complex issues related to gender, diversity, and inclusion. With expertise in interdisciplinary and intersectional approaches, you'll be prepared for roles in policy development, research, and consultancy. You can work with government agencies, NGOs, and educational institutions, as well as private sector companies seeking to improve workplace diversity and inclusion. Potential employers include organisations like WOMEN Inc, Atria, Movisie, SCP, CBS, municipalities, and ministries. Your ability to design and implement inclusive strategies will be invaluable in roles such as diversity consultant, policy advisor, social researcher, or programme manager, making a significant impact across various sectors.
Radboud Career Service
You can always contact the Radboud Career Service. The Career Service offers students and young alumni guidance and support as they venture into the labour market. Career Service is available for career guidance, job application tips or if you require information about internships and job vacancies.