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Funding organisations expect the applicant to have an appropriate and adequate financial administration. You are obliged to monitor and control the budget’s progress and make financial reports according to the rules and regulations of your funding organisation. Particular requirements are listed in the financial guidelines, but as a general guide, you need to keep records of salaries, travel, subsistence or consumable expenses. Project Control can give you reports of your expenditure and remaining budget.

ERIM regularly organises funding workshops for specific funding programmes, such as the NWO VENI and VIDI scheme, and Marie Curie fellowships.

Researchers are invited to attend the workshops, which explore procedures and criteria for funding, and provide useful feedback and suggestions from laureates and experienced evaluators. Organising test interviews is another of the services offered. You can find out more about them in the ERIM Funding Newsletter.

Internal communication within your own department plus external communication with other partners and supporting staff units is crucial when preparing a competitive proposal. You must not only create commitment, but also share knowledge and experience. You are strongly recommended to talk to everyone involved at an early stage, and to organise an internal brainstorming session to get a clear picture of what you need to do.

Class sizes range between 12 to 24 people, but it does depend on the programme.  

We aim for a balance between allowing for capacity to help ensure individual attention and achieving a good group dynamic and networking opportunities. 

Bij de studie Bedrijfskunde leer je alle facetten van het bedrijfsleven. Je leert ook waarmee managers van organisaties te maken krijgen en hoe je hier oplossingen voor kunt vinden. Je bestudeert dynamische bedrijfsprocessen, hoe je deze kunt managen en de interactie tussen een bedrijf en haar omgeving. De studie is breed opgezet, want als manager moet je natuurlijk inzicht hebben in zo veel mogelijk onderdelen van het bedrijf. Na die brede basis kun je je tijdens een master specialiseren in bijvoorbeeld Accounting & Financial Management, Business Analytics & Management, Business Information Management, Finance & Investments, Global Business and Sustainability, Human Resource Management, International Management, Management of Innovation, Marketing Management, Medical Business and Innovation, Strategic Entrepreneurship, Strategic Management of Supply Chain Management.

Een opleiding volgen is een behoorlijke investering van tijd. Voor het slagen van de combinatie studie, werk en privé, is heldere communicatie essentieel. Veel studenten reserveren vaste momenten/dagdelen in de week voor de studie, afhankelijk van persoonlijke voorkeur en thuissituatie. 

Tijdens informatieavonden zijn er altijd alumni aanwezig die je hier meer over kunnen vertellen. Op de pagina werken en studeren vind je het  verhaal van alumnus Milthon met betrekking tot dit onderwerp.

Parking is available in the Erasmus Plaza car park on campus (C5 on the campus map, mentioned above). In the car park, please park near Exit 1 or Exit 2, because these are the closest to Bayle building.  

We will validate your parking card at the end of each school day to cover the cost of parking throughout your programme. 

Students who are enrolled in the 18 month MSc International Management/CEMS programme will pay tuition for the months they are enrolled. For more information, please see the website of the Erasmus Student Service Centre (ESSC).

Je kunt ons telefonisch bereiken via 010 - 408 2548 of stuur een e-mail naar parttime-bedrijfskunde@rsm.nl.

Occasionally we hear from professors that they have been approached by students or visiting exchange students with the request to receive an extra exam opportunity, or a replacement assignment.  In the event that you are contacted by an IBA or BA student who cannot comply to the general rules as a result of personal circumstances, please advise him/her to speak with a student adviser. The student advisers will, depending on the nature of the circumstances, consult with the Examination Board to find a possible solution.  When deemed absolutely necessary the Examination Board may approach course coordinators with a request to prepare a special replacement assignment or to provide an additional exam opportunity.  Your cooperation in those circumstances is greatly appreciated.

Visiting exchange students are asked to go through different channels with such requests, namely via the International Office instead of the student advisers.  All visiting exchange students have access to the IBA academic calendar (including examination dates) before they plan their trip abroad and upon arrival they receive the following information from the International Office:

• It is not allowed to arrange special assignments with the lecturers
• It is not possible to take the scheduled (re-)examinations earlier or later at RSM
• In some very exceptional cases (for example in the event of severe personal circumstances) you might be able to take a re-examination at your home university on the strict condition that:
  • It can be arranged at exactly the same day and exactly the same time as at RSM; and your home university is willing and able to coordinate and supervise the exam.
  • Only written requests that are submitted well in time to Ligaya Kasmo-Borgonje, programme manager of your exchange, will be dealt with (lkasmo@rsm.nl).
  • Do not arrange this on your own, or directly with the lecturer, or directly with our Examination Board!

This information is simply to inform you about our policies and regulations and to let you know that you do not need to handle these special request cases on your own.

Enorm! Ook al is jouw opleiding in het Nederlands, aan RSM bieden we ook International Business Administration (IBA), een volledige Engelstalige opleiding waarvan de student populatie bestaat uit meer dan 60 nationaliteiten. In het derde bachelorjaar, en eventueel de masterfase, heb je de mogelijkheid om op uitwisseling te gaan naar een van de scholen in RSM’s uitgebreide netwerk van meer dan 100 gerenommeerde business schools over de hele wereld.

Tot nu toe vindt 90 procent van de afgestudeerde masterstudenten binnen een half jaar een baan die past bij hun opleidingsniveau. En 97 procent vindt zo’n baan binnen een jaar. Het arbeidsmarktperspectief is al sinds het bestaan van de opleiding altijd zeer gunstig geweest voor onze afgestudeerden. Dit komt doordat Bedrijfskunde een brede opleiding is, ben je breed inzetbaar op de arbeidsmarkt.

De aanmelding voor deze opleiding is gesloten, aanmelden is helaas niet meer mogelijk. 

The official examination schedule together with an overview of important deadlines per course are made by Programme Management during the summer months and are available before the start of each academic year. This deadline overview (which can be found under the Resources section, includes examination dates, deadlines for submission of examinations to the department of Exam Administration for copying, and deadlines for turning in grades.

IBA and BA Programme Management can arrange (upon request) for door guards ('suppoosten' in Dutch) to be present in front of lecture halls before and during the first hour of a classe to prevent students from entering late and disturbing the group. The guards will either prevent late students from entering until the break (45 minutes after the start of the lecture) or they can be asked to let groups of late students in at certain intervals (for example all at once, 15 minutes after the start of the class). In the IBA programme this service is primarily used for the the first year courses, and only on a sporadic basis, but it is available upon request for other courses. In the BA programme the door guards are reserved for a few lectures for almost every course (but requests for a different set-up can also be made).

It is important to note that there is a price tag attached to this service, so teaching staff members who prefer to not have door guards for their course (or for certain lectures) are kindly asked to inform Programme Management about this.

Our policy regarding spam from students (via emails, mailings via the Blackboard mail tool, etc.) is outlined as follows:

What is considered spam?

• messages that could be seen as undesired by recipients

• messages with commercial purposes

• messages with shocking or otherwise inappropriate content

• messages that request help or participation in research or data collection, such as for a Bachelor or Master thesis.

What are the penalties for spamming fellow students?

• The minimum penalty for spamming students involves blocking of your ERNA account access for one week.

What alternative is there for students who need assistance and responses in the context of their thesis research?

In an effort to help students in their thesis research, we have established a dedicated SURVEY CHANNEL on SIN-Online. Students may subscribe to this channel and, in so doing, specifically indicate their own interest in receiving news and requests about participation in fellow students' research.

Final grades should be submitted to the department of Examination Administration after the perusal and in accordance with the deadlines as outlined in the Courses & Deadlines overview.

The MS Excel document that the professor must use to turn in the final grades is typically sent to the course coordinator 1 day before the examination. If for some reason the coordinator does not receive this sheet, then it is available upon request via the EA’s email address.  e.rsm@oos.eur.nl

All final grades must be submitted on paper (with the professor’s signature) to Examination Administration, Room EB-29, and by e-mail e.rsm@oos.eur.nl .  Please cc your Programme Manager to this mail!

Once both the email and hard copy of the grades have been delivered to the EA they are typically processed within one week.  Once the grades appear in Osiris they are considered finalized.

If teaching assistants are used for a course, it is possible to have them participate in a basic didactical methods course. This training course, given by Risbo, can be arranged prior to the start of the course / trimester. If all of the participants are teaching assistants for the same course, the possibility exists to  tailor the didactical skills training to the specific nature and needs of the course.

If you would like Teaching Assistants for your course to be receive this didactical skills training course prior to the start of your course, please make a request to Programme Management at least two months prior to the start of your course. Your Programme Manager will then look into the available options together with Risbo.

The Rotterdam Institute for Social Policy research (Risbo) is an independent research institute, linked to the Social Science Faculty of the Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

If you would like to use the services of the exam service desk to receive help and/or feedback when preparing your examination, then please contact Marit Nieuwenhuys (nieuwenhuys@risbo.eur.nl, 010 - 408 2424.

To set up an appointment to have Multiple Choice answer forms corrected, please contact the Risbo secretariat via tentamenverwerking@risbo.eur.nl, or 010 - 408 2124.

Teaching staff members have the option to take a (didactical) training course via Risbo. For more informaiton please refer to: https://www.risbo.nl/r_training.php

The SR (Student Representation) representatives will contact the course coordinator at the end of the trimester to schedule a final meeting. Although the SR works independently and is entirely student-run, Programme Management takes the SR reports into consideration when evaluating courses and encourages teaching staff members to meet with the course representatives on at least one occasion. After the report has been approved by both parties, the student representatives will send their final report to Programme Management and it will be discussed during the course evaluation with the teaching staff members.

Each academic department receives payment for the courses that their staff offer in the BSc BA and IBA programmes.

Each course is reimbursed (via payment to the academic department under which it falls) by Programme Management (BA or IBA). More information about course compensation can be requested via Jannet van der Woude (Executive Director BSc BA) or Adri Meijdam (Executive Director BSc IBA).