

The Master of Science in Digitalisation in Work and Society is a one-year, full-time on-campus program that examines the impact of digital technologies on work, society, and human interaction. The program covers topics such as digital labor, automation, social networks, and the transformation of work practices, providing students with the skills to critically assess and navigate digital changes in society.
Graduates will be well-prepared for careers in digital policy, sociological research, technology integration, and workforce development. Erasmus University Rotterdam offers a comprehensive curriculum, expert faculty, and opportunities for hands-on experience, ensuring students are equipped to lead in the evolving landscape of work and society.
Semester 1 – Introduction to Digitalisation in Work and Society
• Digital Technologies and Work Systems
• Societal Impacts of Digitalisation
• Digital Labour and Employment Practices
• Technological Change and Social Systems
Semester 2 – Advanced Digitalisation in Work and Society
• Digitalisation and Economic Development
• Innovation in Workplaces through Digitalisation
• Ethical Implications of Digital Work
• Research Project in Digitalisation and Society
Graduates of the Digitalisation in Work and Society Master’s program can work in digital transformation, workplace innovation, and sociological research. With expertise in digital technologies, societal impacts, and labor market trends, graduates are prepared for roles as digital consultants, organizational development experts, or sociologists. This program offers opportunities in tech companies, research institutions, and consulting firms.
The Digitalisation in Work and Society Master’s program explores the effects of digital technologies on work and society. Students gain a deep understanding of workplace innovations, labor dynamics, and the role of digitalization in societal change. The program’s focus on research and analysis equips graduates to address key challenges in the digital transformation of industries. Graduates are well-prepared to lead digital initiatives and contribute to studies on the future of work.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +31 (0)10 408 1111
Email: info@eur.nl
Address: Erasmus University Rotterdam, Burgemeester Oudlaan 50, 3062 PA Rotterdam, Netherlands