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We have 11 Masters Degrees in Economic Geography, Netherlands
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Do you want to understand regional differences in economic structure and performance? In Economic Geography, you study the characteristics of economic activities across places and learn how to stimulate economic development. Read more
Do you want to become a specialist in regional economic development in an international context with a keen eye for the role of policy? The track in Regional Competitiveness and Trade prepares you for a career in regional economic strategies and research in regional science. Read more
Cities and regions throughout the world face challenges that require integrated knowledge of urban and economic geography. Read more
Interested in studying Human Geography? Watch our webinar ! In the Master's programme Human Geography you can specialise in Urban or Economic Geography… Read more
The world shows manifest differences in economic performances and wealth, and in the way cities and regions form part of national and global economic systems. New Economic Geographies, Ecologies and Business Innovation studies these differences and their consequences for places and communities. Read more
Are you interested in a career as a researcher of spatial subjects? This programme allows the study of Spatial Sciences in the broadest possible way and it trains students to become good researchers. Read more
Understanding the interplay between (inter)national conflicts and the identities and borders in the minds of people. Read more
Many stakeholders have different ideas on how to use urban land – learn to balance them and find sustainable solutions. Read more
The master programme in Society, Sustainability and Planning centres around understanding the human factor in spatial interventions. Read more
Spatial planners are fascinated by on-going and future changes in cities and regions and take on the role as managers of spatial transformations - think of: regenerating shopping districts or old industrial sites; designating water retention areas; shaping urban mobility concepts for the future. Read more
The Master's in Spatial, Transport and Environmental Economics deals with urban and regional, transport, environmental, or real estate economics. Read more