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: You can apply for this programme with a research university bachelor degree in any discipline containing a minimum total of 20 EC in qualitative and quantitative research methods and statistics, of which at least 10 EC have to be in quantitative research methods or statistics. This programme is mainly aimed for students without previous knowledge in business administration. If you have taken business courses during your previous studies, we advise you to apply for one of the specialised master programmes instead. 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 Please note that this is a capped programme , which means that there is a maximum number of applications we accept. The application form will remain open until 15 May or until the maximum number of applications has been submitted (whichever comes first). Once the programme reaches its maximum capacity, no more applications will be accepted. We encourage early applications, as popular programmes tend to fill up quickly. 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 or, in the case of capped programmes, before the maximum number of applications is reached. Application deadline This is a capped programme, which means that there is a maximum number of applications we accept. The application form will remain open until 15 May or until the maximum number of applications has been submitted (whichever comes first). Once the programmes reaches its maximum capacity, no more applications will be accepted. We encourage early applications, as popular programs tend to fill up quickly. 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!
We offer:
a mix of instructional methods, from case studies and internships to group projects and individual research: small-scale interactive classes that engage you in debate and discussion of material
the opportunity to interact, on and off campus, with leaders from the public, private and not-for- profit sectors
the opportunity to learn and integrate all aspects of business administration in one programme
work with fellow students from a variety of disciplinary and international backgrounds.