TO APPLY (BEFORE APRIL 1ST)
International students can apply online by using the online application system of VU University Amsterdam (
www.vuamsterdam. com/application). If you want to apply for the academic year 2011- 2012, the application deadline is 1 April 2011. For more information on scholarship possibilities, please visit
www.feweb.vu.nl/scholarships.
ADMISSION
Applicants are admissible if they hold at least a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university and meet the language and Master’s specific entry requirements (UK degree students need at least a 2:1 degree to get admission). No decisions on admission can be made until the admissions office has received the complete online form, the application fee and the required documents as mentioned on the general website (
www.vu.nl/ application). GSEB does not require specific GMAT or GRE scores. The International Office will help international master students with housing, visa and important registrations needed for studying in the Netherlands. Once you are accepted for a master programme we will provide you the information regarding the application for visa and housing. You can find all the information on the VU University Amsterdam’s website for prospective students.
TUITION FEES
Tuition fees for nationals of EEA countries for the 2011-2012 academic year will amount to €1,713 for a fulltime study programme. Students from non-EEA countries please see
www.vu.nl/tuitionfee
QUESTIONS?
If you have any questions about the Master programmes of the Graduate
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School of Economics or Business, or their application procedure, please send an e-mail to the International Office of the Master programmes:
masterprogramme.feweb@vu.nl.
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MALVINA SKENDO (MBA Management Consulting student)
ranking worldwide, its proximity and links with the Zuidas business and finance district and excellent career prospects. I was truly enthused having learned that inspirational leaders such as Wouter Bos the Finance minister, Jan Peter Belkenend the former Prime Minister and Henk de Vries the CEO of the luxurious yacht making company Feadship had all studied at VU Amsterdam. Furthermore, receiving the VU Fellowship Scholarship was a great achievement for me and it allowed me to focus on my studies without the financial worry.
Having completed my bachelor degree in London and experiencing an incredible year on the Erasmus program as an exchange student in Spain, I was determined to expand my horizons further and discover a new country while completing my master degree. Dutch universities offered me with top quality education at great value for money. VU Amsterdam won me over with its high university
Being taught by some of the leading experts in their fields really opens your eyes to a lot of externalities and prepares you for the world of work. With friendly staff, small classes and interaction with group members, studying at VU Amsterdam is fun. It is important to note that all Dutch speak perfect however I would recommend learning Dutch as a little effort goes a long way and they will appreciate this. VU Amsterdam offers a wide variety of diverse programs taught in English, many of which have the choice of specialization in the area of your choice.
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