What Our Students Say

Alumni

Lars Moratis

graduated in 2000 
now director of CSR-academy. 

Without a doubt, the MScBA Global Business and Stakeholder Management has contributed to my understanding of business and its roles, functions, and responsibilities in society. For me, it has nothing to do with philanthropy – it’s very much strategic. Put simply: corporations are open systems, and the interests, responsibilities, and opportunities of corporations extend far beyond their immediate task environment.

Ivo Broeren 

now working at ING Insurance Central Europe.  

A big plus of the MScBA Global Business & Stakeholder Management is that you discuss tomorrow’s business topics, which I consider very useful in my daily work. Furthermore, this master gives you the understanding that going with the flow is not always the best way; formulating your own opinion is much better.

Ingwell Kuil

graduated in 2006
now works for the World Bank Group in Washington D.C. USA.  

My job at the World Bank gives me the unique opportunity to apply the theories and managerial skills that are taught during the Global Business and Stakeholder Management masters. Intuitively, it seems very logical to involve public, private and other strategic stakeholders in societal issues in an interdisciplinary manner in order to ultimately realise a sustainable impact on development. In our world, strategies aligned to and beyond the core responsibilities of all parties are demanded to decrease global inequalities and create institutional change. In my opinion, the role of the private sector and its interface with the public sector and other stakeholders is fascinating. During the MScBA Global Business and Stakeholder Management I've learnt to analyse the engagement of all parties critically, using a research-driven and pragmatic approach – capabilities that are undoubtedly of crucial importance in my current job.