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The AI for Health track is part of the Master's Programme in Medical Informatics at the University of Amsterdam. This programme focuses on applying advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to solve complex problems in healthcare. You will explore areas such as deep learning, reasoning, natural language processing, image processing, and predictive modeling, all within a medical context. Designed for full-time study over two years, the track combines theoretical knowledge with practical application. You'll gain extensive knowledge about AI and learn how to implement this technology effectively in various healthcare settings, preparing you for a career at the intersection of AI and medicine.
The Master's track in Applied Anthropology is designed for students passionate about using anthropological insights to address real-world challenges faced by governments, companies, and NGOs. This program emphasizes in-depth fieldwork and the crucial skill of translating complex research findings into clear, actionable recommendations for non-academic audiences. You will engage with contemporary applied anthropological theory and methods, developing creative solutions for partner organisations. Students in this program have previously tackled diverse questions, such as how museums can enhance visitor diversity, how municipalities can effectively support grassroots green initiatives, and how fishing communities navigate land reclamation projects. The program fosters a close-knit community through peer work and collaborative activities, encouraging students to take initiative and apply their knowledge to practical situations. The University of Amsterdam's Anthropology program is highly regarded, ranking among the top 15 worldwide according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026.