Location:

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Program Type:

Full Degree

Degree Level:

Master

Specialty:

International Business

Program Overview

Program Description:

The MSc Global Business & Stakeholder Management focuses on major international trends and issues in society, and their challenges and opportunities for global corporations. The master examines how managers deal with uncertainty within the broader business environment, and considers how corporations align their risk portfolio of countries, industries and technologies with their responsibility portfolio related to societal issues, regulation and ethical choices. This master is the world’s first to deal with these challenges in an integrated manner. Adopting multiple perspectives, it considers interests of global corporations, governments and civil society, and provides an outstanding toolbox for future business, academic or government leaders. KEY FEATURES OF THE MSc IN GLOBAL BUSINESS & STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT •Delves into the occupational area and agenda of general and strategic managers within for-profit and non-profit organisations, and teaches the relationship between profit and sustainability •Develops students’ skills in analysing and identifying complex problems specific to international companies •Triggers the development of original and innovative solutions for these problems by using up-to-date knowledge •An international classroom that simultaneously maintains a small scale, conducive to discussion and interaction, with professors bringing experience from a variety of backgrounds, ranging from psychology and sociology to economics and business. •A highly energetic, enthusiastic, and ambitious student community

Additional Program Information

Accreditation:

EQUIS, AMBA, AACSB and NVAO

Requirements:

To join one of our MSc programmes, you must have a university bachelor’s degree – equal to a bachelor’s degree from a Dutch research university – in a relevant discipline. You will also need a solid grounding in mathematics, statistics and English as well as good results obtained in your bachelor programme. For the IM / CEMS programme, additional language requirements apply. You will be assessed on the basis of a dossier containing your academic background, grade point average (GPA), motivation and relevant test scores such as GMAT and/or TOEFL/IELTS. For IM / CEMS and Chinese Economy & Business, an interview and/or assessment will be part of the selection procedure. Non-RSM bachelor graduates must apply for admission through our online application system (OLAF). Information about the entry requirements and application process can be obtained by visiting our admissions website.