Health and Sports
Are you interested in the human body, movement, health and technology?
In the field of Health and Sports, you learn how to make a real difference in people’s lives. Whether you want to help people recover, improve their mobility, or work with medical technology, Fontys offers study programmes that combine theory, practice and personal attention.
Is this the perfect fit for you?
This field of interest may suit you if you:
- Enjoy helping people
- Are interested in health and the human body
- Are curious about medical equipment and new technology
- Prefer learning by doing
What is Health and Sports?
Are you interested in the human body, health and exercise? Do you want to help people feel better, move better and live healthier lives?
Health and Sports is about health, movement and care.
You learn about the body, exercise, recovery and healthcare. You do not only learn theory, but also how to use your knowledge in practice and support people in their daily lives.
Stories from our Students
Why study Health and Sports in the Netherlands?
Are you looking for a health degree in the Netherlands? Many international students choose this country for good reasons.
- Many health programmes are taught in English and have an international classroom.
- You do not only learn from books. You also learn by doing, in practical classes and internships.
- The Netherlands is known for its strong healthcare system and high-quality education.
- After graduation, you are well prepared to work in an international healthcare setting.
Which Health and Sports courses can you study at Fontys?
At Fontys, you can choose from two English-taught health programmes.
Physiotherapy is for students who want to help people move better and recover from physical problems. You learn about the body, exercise and treatment.
Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (MIRT) is for students who are interested in healthcare and medical technology. You learn how to make images of the body and how to support patients during treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Health programmes are offered in Eindhoven.
You need a secondary school diploma that is equal to Dutch standards. You also need a good level of English. Always check the exact admission requirements of the programme you choose.
Both programmes start in September.
