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• Wanneer het een technische of organisatorische vraag betreft over bv. de inschrijving voor het vak, of het vinden van groepsgenoten, kun je het beste contact opnemen met de programma managers van jaar 2 (bachelor2@rsm.nl).
• Wanneer het gaat om een vraag met betrekking tot je studieplanning (bv: hoe combineer je de nog af te ronden tweedejaarsvakken met de vakken uit het derde jaar?), kun je contact opnemen met de studieadviseur via email (studieadviseur@rsm.nl) of een afspraak inplannen via hun online afsprakensysteem (zie de website: www.rsm.nl/studyadvice).

Wanneer het gaat om een vraag met betrekking tot je studieplanning (bv: hoe combineer je de nog af te ronden tweedejaarsvakken met de vakken uit het derde jaar?), kun je contact opnemen met de studieadviseur via email (studieadviseur@rsm.nl) of een afspraak inplannen via hun online afsprakensysteem (zie de website: www.rsm.nl/studyadvice).

Once a year the following MSc Employment report get's published. In this report you can find where alumni start working (employers), what their gross anual salary is and how fast they find a job after graduation 

https://www.rsm.nl/msc-employment-report/

RSM Career Centre has a team of professionals who can guide you to an impactful career. For example join one of our workshops, come to a company based event or have a chat at Coffee with Careers. For all your career based questions we are the ones to go to. 

MentorMe. Your alumni community is here to help. Make a positive change with support from people who’ve been there. www.rsm.nl/alumni/engage/rsm-mentorme/

Non-EEA students might be eligible to do an internship in the Netherlands after completion of their curriculum till 30 November. As regulated by the Dutch law, you need to have a student status and the internship should be related to your studies. Please check the Manual for the conditions and procedure

https://www.rsm.nl/student-services/career-centre/internships/#pp-msc-students

Yes, you pay tuition fee for the months that you are doing the internship after graduation. When you are Non-EEA then you also pay 500 EUR. Read all regulations: https://www.rsm.nl/career-centre/internships/non-eu-eea-students/

The deadline is: 15 June. No exceptions will be made.

You can submit an application first and send in the result of your English language test and/or mathematics exam later. Both test results must be received by the RSM Admissions Office no later than 1 April. When scheduling a test date keep in mind that it can take several weeks to receive your test score. Plan ahead!  It is your own responsibility to schedule the exam(s) on time. 

A sufficient result of a Mathematics test and/or English test does not guarantee a spot in the programme. They are simply tools to make up for any deficiencies in your Mathematics/English level or grades. 

Note: Apart from the English language test result and the mathematics exam result, all other supporting documents must be included in your application and this must be submitted in OLAF no later than 31st January.

View this webpage for details about the Bachelor Open Day. 

Rankings are a good step as first step to decide which schools enjoy global recognition and are considered important players in business education. It is important to look at various rankings (there are a lot out there!), and to make sure you understand the criteria and weightings - this is normally publicly available. It is then important to also look at accreditations to make sure the schools you are targeting adhere to certain global quality standards as set by international accreditation bodies.

Rankings serve as an initial gauge to identify institutions with global recognition and prominence in business education. While considering rankings, it's crucial to explore various sources (given the abundance available) and understand their specific criteria and weightings, usually accessible publicly. Additionally, assessing accreditations is vital to ensure that targeted schools meet global quality standards set by international accreditation bodies. For a comprehensive list of our rankings, please visit: https://www.rsm.nl/about-rsm/facts-and-figures/rankings/

Programme Management stuurt voorafgaand aan ieder blok een uitgebreid bericht via SIN-Online met specifieke informatie per vak. Ook zullen de inschrijvingen (indien je een vak nog niet hebt gehaald) voor het vak + reguliere toets in Osiris worden geregeld voorafgaand aan het blok. Indien je het vak wil herkansen voor een hoger cijfer, zul je alle benodigde informatie kunnen teruglezen in het info bericht.

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In 2016, the British people voted to leave the European Union. In December 2019 the British parliament accepted the deal Prime Minister Johnson agreed with the EU, with a Brexit date of 31 January 2020. Despite this milestone, there are still many unanswered questions. We hope the information provided on this EUR webpage will help you, as a current or prospective diploma or exchange student from or in the UK, to better understand your situation with regards to Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR). 

Programme Management will send an extensive message via SIN-Online with specific information per course prior to each block. The registrations (if you have not yet passed a course) for the course + regular test in Osiris will also be arranged prior to the block. If you want to retake the course for a higher grade, you will be able to read all the necessary information in the SIN message.

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Option 1 - Secondary education as proof of English proficiency: 

• Your secondary school was taught completely in the English language in one of the following countries: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa or within the EU/EEA.
• You have an International Baccalaureate (IB) English A Higher Level certificate with grade 4 or higher or IB English A Standard Level Certificate with grade 5 or higher.
• You have obtained a European Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum grade of 7.0 for English (language 1 or 2).

If it is not mentioned on the diploma, or on the website of the school that the programme was taught completely in the English language, an official statement provided by the school is required.

Option 2 - Bachelor degree as proof of english proficiency:

• the degree programme was taught completely in English in one of the following countries: USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa or within the EU/EEA.
• If the programme was taught in 2 languages (for example Dutch and English) you must show proof that at least 120 EC were taught in English. This equals 2 full study years if the bachelor is a 3 year programme. 

If it is not mentioned on the diploma, or on the website of the university that the programme is taught in English, an official statement provided by the university is required.

Option 3 - Master degree as proof of English proficiency:

• Your master degree programme was taught completely in the English language in one of the following countries: USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa or within the EU/EEA
• and you have completed this degree at the time of applying to RSM.

If it is not mentioned on the diploma, or on the website of the university that the programme is taught completely in the English language, an official statement provided by the university is required.

RSM accepts English course/test results at C1 level (CEFR) taken at any accredited university of applied science or research university within the EU/EEA. All aspects of the language must have been included in the test (reading, writing, listening and speaking skills).

You must be able to provide proof of this in your application. Accepted forms of proof are:

• a course certificate clearly indicating the the obtained level
• an official statement, filled in and signed by your university (you can also have your university fill in the RSM provided English Proficiency form)

NOTE: Online tests, such as the OLS (Online Linguistics Support for Erasmus+) or Oxford Online Placement test are not accepted.

The Language & Training Centre (LTC) of Erasmus University, Rotterdam offers intake tests throughout the year, which will determine your current level of proficiency, as well as English courses from September onwards. 

Current RSM BA students are strongly recommended to consider the BA English courses in trimester 7 as this option is (eventually) free of charge.

The accepted RSM courses are:

• Language course English level C1.1 (BKB1035-C)
• English business speaking and writing skills (BKB1035-D)

No. Students from Research Universities and Universities of Applied Science must meet the GPA requirements. From October 2020 onwards GMAT can no longer be used to compensate for an insufficient GPA. This is due to strict guidelines set by the Dutch government in regards to use of standardized tests in the admissions process. 

Applicants who meet the minimum requirements but are not selected for the IM/CEMS programme, will be offered alternative admission to our other MSc programmes. This means you don't need to submit a new application. Instead you'll be given a list of the available programmes to choose from.

Please note that it's only possible to receive an offer of admission to programmes which still have spots available. Some programmes may have reached maximum capacity by the time the CEMS results are available. 

• Applicants for all RSM MSc programmes (except for the MSc International Management-CEMS) can apply for the scholarship between 1 October 2020 and 1 March 2022;
• Applicants for the MSc International Management/CEMS can apply for the scholarships between 1 October 2020 and 31 January 2022.

The scholarship committee will determine award recipient(s) on 15 April 2022.