Masters Degrees in Business, Netherlands

Our Master's programme in Business Administration - unlike other similar programmes - emphasises the social processes that constitute organisations. Read more

Understanding today’s global economic and business landscape requires insights from both economics and business studies. Therefore the specialisation International Business (IB) combines both fields of study, focusing specifically on their relevance for firms that operate in an international environment. Read more

Whether you take the train, buy something online or make an insurance claim, virtually everything you do contributes to the vast amount of data collected. Read more

The Marketing programme is based on the recognition that marketing is not just about selling products or services, but about creating value with customers and other stakeholders. Read more

The marketing department of the Erasmus School of Economics is arguably one of the top marketing science groups in Europe, entailing academics… Read more

How can you design an electronic toll collection system? How can a production plant minimise production costs without compromising on quality and safety? How can you design a complex consumer product? These are typical questions that a graduate of the Master's programme Industrial Engineering and Management (IEM) can address. Read more

Do you have your eyes on the world? Would you like to work in the field of international economics and business? Do you seek the challenge of a high-level, practice-oriented education to realise your ambitions? The International Economics programme offers you a comprehensive selection of topical global economics issues. Read more

State of the art transport, logistics and modern cities are essential for a well-functioning economy. The Urban, Port and Transport Economics programme focuses on how to optimise these key elements of modern society. Read more

Are you fascinated by the dynamics of modern economies where entire new industries are being created and existing ones constantly require renewal or are… Read more

Why do people not always act as rational economic decision makers? How can we apply mathematics and psychology to improve our economic models? Contrary to assumptions in traditional economics, people do not automatically choose the optimal course of action, even if given proper incentives. Read more

Organisations differ strongly in productivity. This programme allows you to have a positive impact at work, by learning how market structure and organisational policies affect organisational performance. Read more

Does reading about the rapidly rising costs of health care make you want to do something about it? Would you like to apply economic and quantitative skills to achieve this? The Health Economics programme provides you with the concepts and techniques needed to face the sector’s challenges in the 21st century. Read more