3.4 out of 5 (109 ratings / 105 reviews) Rotterdam, Netherlands
Rotterdam Business School (RBS) is the international business school of Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. Over 2,500 students are currently enrolled in our English-taught Bachelor and Master programmes.
- 3 Masters
- 27500 Students
- Public Institution Type
Master's Programmes
Business & Management (3)
Pre-Master's Programmes
Business & Management (1)
- Pre-Master Master's Foundation Programme
About
Education
- Education, business placements, exchange programmes and practical research projects; they are all aimed at preparing our students for a career in international business.
- We work closely with partners in the business and education communities in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas to offer our students the global outlook and experience they need to succeed
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Student services
Student services at Rotterdam Business School are geared toward international students. All our lecturers and support staff speak English as well as many other languages.
Housing services
- We reserve approximately 220 rooms per year from Stichting Studenten Huisvesting (Foundation for Student Housing, SSH)
- For those who are not eligible for SSH rooms, we provide you with clear and honest information about how to find a room on the private market, see Alternative Housing Providers.
Medical services
- When preparing for your stay in the Netherlands, it is very important to ensure that you will be properly insured during your stay. By law, it is mandatory to have health insurance.
- Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences offers student insurance with the Aon insurance company. Aon offers a complete cross border insurance policy for international students all over the world.
Student Life
Campus life
Rotterdam is truly a world city. Home to the largest port in Europe, Rotterdam has global trade and transport links. The city's history of international trade has helped to shape what is now seen as the typical 'roll up your sleeves and get cracking' Rotterdam mentality. Known as the Netherlands' ultimate festival city, Rotterdam buzzes with activity all year round. Cultural, sporting, and music events are plentiful, while the diversity of cultures means that the cuisine is truly global, too.
Student clubs
A great way to get to know other students at Rotterdam Business School, and to have a lot of fun, is to join RISA - Rotterdam International Student Association.
Each year RISA organises lots of activities for both Dutch and international students alike, including social dinners and parties (boat party, beer-pong), international trips, sporting events, guest lectures etc. Visit the RISA website for the latest news and events.
Student Reviews
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Anonymous rated 2 out of 5 stars
I have not any good experience from my University. Because when I started my master's program that time occurred a corona pandemic. Usually, I am attending my online class. For this reason, I have not any positive experience with my study. First time I am joined an online class.Lot's of things I did not understand from an online class. That is why, Still, I did not...
Pandemic University
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
The university itself made me develop and shape who I am today such as my communication skills, research skills, collaboration skills and many other skills has enhanced my overall experience. Not only that I have developed my expertises, nevertheless I have connected with people who are in the Netherlands even through online lesson during this pandemic. One of components...
Great balance of theory and practice
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
The program was a good balance of theory and practice with a total of 12 months internship (3rd year and final year with thesis) which provided practical skills and great opportunity for networking. The main downside was that our program was forced to move to another location which was small, with limited on campus work space. This sometimes resulted in delayed starting of...
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