

Economics today is a global issue. Companies are international, markets overlap, and decisions taken by companies, governments, or even an individual can cause financial shockwaves around the world. Do you think you’ve got what it takes to become a decision maker in the future? Would you like to work in management, finance, development or as an entrepreneur on an international scale? With
four distinct study tracks specialising in different areas of interest, the Master’s programme in International Economics and Business at Utrecht University School of Economics (USE) is the perfect place to kick off your career.
Choice of specialisations
International Economics and Business is a unique programme. It teaches students both specific skills of business economics and the broader knowledge of economics, and sets this learning in an integrated context. During the year you tackle economic issues such as strategic new business ventures, worldwide income distribution and financial management. At the same time you will discuss budgets, trade, migration, and the way that businesses and finance overlap with other social sciences. You learn through a mix of theory and case studies, handle real-world data from different firms and financial markets, build up links with professional organisations, and hone your skills in research and analysis. You also have the freedom to focus on subjects that are of most interest to you by choosing one of the following study tracks:
The gateway to Europe
Utrecht – often dubbed the ‘gateway to Europe’ – offers an ideal location in which to study for an MSc in International Economics and Business. The Netherlands is home to some of the world’s leading trading companies and financial institutions. During your MSc, you will visit a number of these, listen to guest speakers, attend a number of careers events and conferences and build up professional contacts.
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NVAO accredited programme
This Master’s programme has been accredited by the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO). Find out more about the NVAO |