The part-time Executive Master in Corporate Communication is a modular programme. Participants can choose to pay per course or for the entire programme in one or two instalments. The total programme fee is €35,400 for 2025 and €36,550 for 2026.
If you register now for the complete programme you will receive a 10 per cent discount on the tuition fee. Find out more in our General Terms and Conditions, at the section Terms of payment.
The detailed fees*:
Programme structure | 2025 | 2026 | |
Part I | Winter foundation course in corporate communication Summer foundation course in corporate communication* | € 4.125,- € 5.550,- | € 4.250,- € 5.550,- |
Part II | Six Advanced elective courses / stand-alone courses (3.600 euro for each course in 2025, 3.750 euro in 2026) | € 21.600,- | € 22.500,- |
Part III | International study trip (including accommodation) | € 5.550,- | € 5.550,- |
Part IV | Thesis supervision | € 4.125,- | € 4.250,- |
* If you follow the summer foundation course, the total fee will be €36,825 in 2025 and €37,850 in 2026.
Fees do not cover travel to and accommodation in Rotterdam for the on-campus modules and activities.
Cancellation
You may cancel your participation in a course by emailing the Programme Management Team at ccc@rsm.nl or contacting your programme manager directly. Please include a copy of your registration confirmation email.
Any outstanding payments will be confirmed in writing and are due immediately. Refunds for any eligible amount will be processed within 90 days of cancellation confirmation.
Deferral
You may defer your participation once to a future course session.
RSM may set extra deferral conditions, which will be outlined in a formal Deferral Letter. If you do not agree to these conditions in time, your participation may be cancelled.
Substitution
You may nominate a substitute participant up to 5 days before the course starts, subject to RSM’s approval.
For more details, please view here the complete General Terms and Conditions.
There are no scholarships available through RSM or other scholarship programmes for these courses or the master. There is only one exception; if you are awarded a scholarship by your country of residence that can be applied to any type of master degree and covers the complete fee, then you can use this to finance the programme.