Education
Problem-based learning
Problem-based
learning (PBL) involves students working on problems in small groups of
ten to twelve with the assistance of a tutor. Problems serve as the
context for new learning. Their analysis and solution lead to the
acquisition of new knowledge and problem-solving skills. Problems are
encountered before all relevant knowledge has been acquired and not
merely after reading texts or hearing lectures about the subject matter
underlying a problem. This latter feature reflects one of the essential
distinctions between PBL and other problem-oriented methods. For more Information please click here.
Exchange Programme
In semester students will study abroad as an outgoing exchange student at one of the SBE partner universities to fulfil your study abroad requirement. For more Information about our Exchange Programme please click here.
Case Competition
The Maastricht University School of Business and Economics (SBE)
supports the active participation of its students in case competitions.
These competitions highlight strategic challenges and managerial
dilemmas encountered by today’s business leaders. To get more Information about our Case Competition programme please click here.