Admission requirements overview Bachelor degree (level) requirement : In order to be eligible for this master programme, you need to hold (or be working towards) a bachelor degree or an undergraduate degree that is comparable in level with an academic bachelor degree obtained at a Dutch research university (WO). Relevant courses during previous education: As most RSM MSc programmes do not contain introductory courses to the main subject of the master (except MScBA Master in Management or our MScBA Parttime Master in Management in Dutch since these programmes are intended for non-business backgrounds), applicants are required to have taken a sufficient number of relevant courses during their previous studies. If you are already studying in a master, these courses can also be included in the evaluation. Work experience or professional certificates, such as the CFA, cannot be used to compensate for the lack of relevant courses. Non-Dutch diploma: Sufficient Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) + above-average GPA. Dutch Diploma: Sufficient GPA English proficiency at C1 level For this MSc programme a rolling admission is in place. The application opens on 1 October and closes on 15 May. There is currently no maximum capacity in place for this master. NON-EEA nationality? We advise you to submit the application for this master by the 1st of April, in order to avoid delays in the Visa application process. Admissions and application Check the admissions process information on the RSM website before applying. The information provided on this page is a general overview. How to apply
Application opens 1 October All MSc applications open on 1 October for intake in September the following year. You need to apply between 1 October and the application deadline 15 May. There is currently no maximum capacity in place for this master. NON-EEA nationality? We advise you to submit the application for this master by the 1st of April, in order to avoid delays in the Visa application process. Failure to meet the deadline means that you cannot participate in the selection process. You can find more information about our application deadlines and capped programmes on the RSM website. Application process Check admission requirements to determine your eligibility. Register for your preferred MSc or Premaster programme via ' Studielink '*. Submit your application via the RSM Online Application Form (OLAF) . *Please note that only registering in Studielink is NOT enough to be considered, you must also submit an RSM application via OLAF. Tips for your application Take enough time to read through the requirements and the application process. Apply early! Some programmes fill up fast. Use the online resources; most answers to your questions can be found in RSM’s FAQ . Admissions and application Check the admissions process information on the RSM website before applying. The information provided on this page is a general overview. How to apply Master (MSc) application process explained! Master (MSc) application process explained! Master (MSc) application process explained!
Shared knowledge : learn from the combined expertise of renowned international academics from RSM and the Erasmus Medical Centre.
Highly ranked curriculum : this master is founded on the curriculum of RSM’s successful MSc Management of Innovation, but tailored to the innovation needs of companies and start-ups in medical technology, pharmacology, and life sciences.
Multifaceted and specialised : acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully manage innovation in the life sciences.