Are you interested in how social contexts affect development from infancy, though childhood and adolescence up to early adulthood? Do you want to make a difference in the well-being of young people from the age of 0 to 21? The master track Youth At Risk prepares you to become a scientist-practitioner in the field of preventive youth care, parenting, and education, to enhance the development of youth at risk. Much attention is given to the examination of evidence-based prevention programs that empower families, teachers and schools, and youths themselves to develop healthy, adequate functioning in the social-emotional and academic domains. The master track takes an international perspective by examining and comparing youth care and prevention policies and programs across countries.

Read more about this Master Track on the website of University of Amsterdam