Here’s why RSM is preparing the next generation to be reflective, creative and collaborative.

Around 300 skilled students joined recruitment event to explore international career opportunities.

From September 2020 students can combine work and study in Dutch Parttime Master in Management.

How business research contributes to the issues behind World Science Day for Peace and Development.

Research aims to focus on how managers can deal with trade-offs among stakeholder interests.

Best practices and education case studies from book co-authored by Prof. Henk de Vries.

Increase in number of scale-ups dropped by more than half; fewer startups develop into scale-ups.

29 student volunteers set to work creating local impact towards the SDGs.

Limitless commitment to promoting the influence of women.

More than 1,200 new graduates welcomed into the RSM alumni network.

Good all-round performance consolidates RSM’s position well within the top 10.

A serious game designed to bring home the reality of achieving sustainability goals.

‘Suitable companies with interesting problems’ can benefit from student-led research.

Time magazine’s editor-at-large urges business students to challenge the status quo

Recruiters and alumni shared first-hand experiences and tips to get started on the labour market.

Prof. Henk de Vries demonstrates interface between standardisation research and the natural world.

A greater understanding of organisations through research and teaching.

The case is available online for business schools and engineering students.

Learn how to leverage personal ambitions in activities by 80 companies in the two-week event.

Two RSM professors involved in annual report of Dutch Committee for Entrepreneurship.