Bachelor programmes

Rotterdam Business School offers three Bachelor degree programmes. All three are full-time and meant for students with a Dutch havo, vwo or mbo level 4 diploma or a foreign equivalent.

•           International Business and Management Studies (IBMS), taught in English

•           International Business and Languages (IBL), taught in Dutch (with English components), or taught completely in English. 

•           Trade Management for Asia (TMA), taught in Dutch (with English components) or taught completely in English.  

Master programmes

Rotterdam Business School’s Master programmes have been designed to equip students to make effective contributions to research, society and economy.

Course materials are based on relevant literature and up-to-date research. Original case studies are contributed by the school’s many stakeholders in the RBS. All materials are clearly linked to the professional practice gained by our students.

Rotterdam Business School offers three full-time, one-year Master programmes:

    * Master in Consultancy and Entrepreneurship;

    * Master in Finance and Accounting;

    * Master in Logistics Management;

A Master of Business Administration (MBA) is available as a part-time programme.

The Joint Master of Finance and Accounting for Common Europe is a joint programme of Rotterdam Business School, the University of Economics in Prague (Czech Republic), the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and Matej Bel University in Banska Bystrica (Slovakia). This innovative two-year programme is supported by the European Union

Master of Business Administration

Self-knowledge and the willingness to self-reflect are essential to modern management, in which success is strongly dependent on personality, vision and values. In other words, your performance as a manager is inextricably linked to your own personality - which could very well be your greatest strength or your greatest obstacle to further development. Working with fellow managers, you can learn to recognise each other’s strengths and weaknesses as you strive to fulfil your full management potential.

* Development of analytical skills enabling course members to formulate strategic visions
* The ability to recognise, identify and communicate management problems
* Being critical and using creative and innovative approaches in finding realistic solutions to management problems
* Understanding social and ethical implications in relation to organisational survival and continuity.