Economics and Business (BSc)

Published 3 May 2012
Credits 180 ECTS credits
Language of instruction English
Duration of programme 3 years
Title Bachelor of Science (BSc)
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Economics and Business

About Economics and Business at the UvA

Study Economics and Business in Amsterdam

There could hardly be a more exciting time to start with your degree in Economics and Business. The current crisis proves that global developments in the business world are more than ever part of society as a whole. The rapid changes and growing complexity require well educated academics and professionals who not only understand the current reality but are also able to grasp the reason behind it. The BSc in Economics and Business at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) gives students the necessary tools to address the complexity of the global economy. 

Top 5 reasons to study here

The University of Amsterdam's 3-year undergraduate programme in Economics and Business has

  • an excellent reputation
  • a diverse international student body
  • a limited number of selected students
  • low tuition fees for EU students
  • a central location in the multicultural city of Amsterdam.

Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands and the world's most multi-cultural city. Its population of 750,000 inhabitants contains 177 nationalities, more than New York City. It's a centre of culture and entertainment providing numerous opportunities to enjoy student life.

Rankings and reputation

The University of Amsterdam offers a world class education:

  • 63rd in the world and 1st in the Netherlands (QS World University Rankings 2011)
  • in top 50 of Social Science Universities (Times Higher Education rankings 2011)
  • member of LERU (League of European Research Universities), exclusive network of renowned research universities
  • member of Universitas 21network of 21 leading research-intensive universities in 13 countries.
  • the Amsterdam Business School has the prestigious EQUIS accreditation (European Foundation for Management Development)

Accreditation and degree

The Dutch government has legally accredited this bachelor's programme in 2002. This means that upon successful completion of the programme students will receive a legally accredited Bachelor's degree and the title Bachelor of Science (BSc).

Source: Faculty of Economics and Business
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