General information
The first year of your studies will be an introduction to the programme and all students enrolling in Economics will start in this first year. It is also possible to study the first year in Dutch, but then it is not possible to choose the track International Economics and Business in the second year. After the first year of Economics, you can choose five tracks to continue your studies in the second and third year. These tracks are:
- Business Economics
- Financial Economics
- International Economics and Business (criteria apply)
- International Economics and Policy
- International Economics and Management
During the third year, you will have the option to study abroad at one of our 180 international partner universities across the globe. If you choose to study the track International Economics and Business, then a semester of studying abroad is an obligatory part of the programme.
Studying abroad
The Nijmegen School of Management believes it is important for students to complete part of their studies at a university abroad. This enriches the study programme with knowledge and skills that are necessary to function in an internationally-oriented and multicultural society, a global economy and job market. The Nijmegen School of Management has over 180 Erasmus contracts, and more than 50 bilateral agreements with universities outside of Europe. For more information, go to the website of the International Mobility Office.
Career Service
Whether you are a first-year Bachelor's or a Master's student, the Career Service helps you to understand what you need to do to prepare thoroughly for entering the job market.
Honours programme in the Management Sciences
The Nijmegen School of Management offers talented and ambitious students the opportunity to follow an additional, challenging programme in parallel to their regular study. This honours program is tailored to talented individual students. During the first and second year of their Bachelor's degree programme, they are given the opportunity to immerse themselves in the scientific field of their choice by means of extracurricular activities.