Master of Science

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Master of Business Management
Master of Science Programmes Focusing on International Business & Management

The Master of Business Management Programmes (MBM) (Dutch Government Croho Registration 49149) are adapted and focused on bachelor’s graduates within the economics domain.

These programmes do not require work experience, in contrast to the internationally accepted ‘classic' MBA programmes that require 3 years of work experience. Another contrast with the MBA is that students are offered specialisation modules from the first semester, and also introduced to professional-based learning and company exposure.

Integrated & Multidisciplinary

Integrated & Multidisciplinary
WUAS maintains a far-reaching, integrated approach to its business & management degree courses, using fixed and tried curriculum structures that support broad programmes to allow students a wide experience, whilst providing them with the opportunity to specialise within a domain that interests them and they can identify with.

20 Specialisations

20 specialisations within the master's in business management
Explore the possibilities and elevate your professional future at Wittenborg. There are 20 specialisations within the master's in business management, which are more than academic degrees — they are gateways to career advancement and personal growth. With a focus on international business and management, and a unique blend of technical specialisations in Engineering, ICT, AI, and Technology, the courses are designed to develop critical thinkers, innovative problem-solvers, and ethical leaders prepared to tackle the challenges of a rapidly evolving business landscape.

The highlights of this MSc curriculum include:

Carousel block system - 6 entry points a year.
Each programme shares 8 core modules and offers 4 specialisation modules.
Each programme offers students the possibility of professional practice, project weeks and in-company final projects.

The highlights of this MSc curriculum include:

Carousel block system - 6 entry points a year.
Each programme shares 8 core modules and offers 4 specialisation modules.
Each programme offers students the possibility of professional practice, project weeks and in-company final projects