Study International Business at the School of Business and Economics
Ready to study International Business? Start your application on time!
Do you want to study in one of the best International Business bachelor programmes in the Netherlands? Don't wait too long to apply, start your application on time! Last year about 1300+ applied and while we only have 875 available places. If you wait until the deadline to apply, you might be short in time to correct and/or complete your application. Our experience learns that it may take a few weeks to complete an application.
International Business is a “numerus fixus” programme. This means that you will need to take part in a selection procedure because there is a limited number of places available. As part of your application, you’ll need to submit (o.a.):
- an international classroom essay
- your CV*
- a certified statement of grades
- other supporting documents and a disclaimer, all in standard templates
Important to know
The deadline to apply via Studielink and complete your application file is 15 January 2025, 23:59 CET.
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Tailor the programme to your interests!
Specialisation: Emerging Markets
Most of the world’s economic growth is taking place in rising economic powers such as the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India, China) and other countries in Asia, Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe. In this specialisation, you’ll use a multi-disciplinary approach to study these emerging economies and the new business opportunities associated with their growth.
This specilisation is unique to this programme. You will learn what drives the high growth in these markets, how they are evolving, where the next business opportunities will be, and how to make responsible management and policy decisions in these rapidly changing and sometimes fragile economies!
A day in the life of an International Business student
"Learning how to conduct business in an intenational environment"
- Fabienne Fritzsching