Career perspectives & roles
As a graduate of this program, you are equipped with strong analytical, computational, and problem-solving skills, ready to work on complex challenges across technology-driven sectors and research environments. IAM alumni work in industrial fields, engineering or consultancy, or they continue their academic career in a PhD track.
Key outcomes after graduation
After you graduate, you might start a career in:
- Academia;
- Data analysis;
- Statistical project management;
- Cryptology;
- Logistical consultancy;
- Software development;
- Complex logistics systems (advisory roles); or
- Mathematics education (after a double track involving a second ESOE master).
Demand and Salary
| Stats | |
| Average Starting Salary  | €3,351 per month  |
| Employment in the field of study | 86% in the Netherlands 1 |
| Time to first job offer  | 5 Months (avg.) |
1 The starting salary after this study is higher than the average of all university master's programs.
Beyond industry: PhD or EngD
You can also continue your academic journey at ºÚÁϸ£ÀûÍø by pursuing a PhD in Industrial and Applied Mathematics. As a PhD candidate, you work closely with a supervisor while working on cutting edge research, experiencing teaching, and developing your academic and communication skills.