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Dual degree

University of Glasgow

Do you want to reinforce your credibility and knowledge in International Business? Are you interested in a year abroad? In that case, University of Glasgowthe Dual Degree Programme with the Adam Smith Business School - University of Glasgow might be something for you! Upon completion of the programme, you will receive a Master of Science (MSc) in Business Administration with a specialisation in International Business from Radboud University and a Master of Science (MSc) in Development Studies from the University of Glasgow. 

Do you want to reinforce your credibility and knowledge in International Business? Are you interested in a year abroad? In that case, the Dual Degree Programme with the Adam Smith Business School - University of Glasgow might be something for you! Upon completion of the programme, you will receive a Master of Science (MSc) in Business Administration with a specialisation in International Business from Radboud University and a Master of Science (MSc) in Development Studies from the University of Glasgow. This programme consists of a total of 150 EC credits. The Master's Thesis within the dual degree programme is a joint thesis and will be coordinated by both universities.

Something for you?

  • You will have a convenient way to satisfy your intellectual curiosity for more than just one field of study. The specialisation in International Business at Radboud University will strengthen your multinational management acumen for the creation of social and economic value in emerging and developing economies. While the specialised degree at Glasgow will increase your awareness of and ways of addressing social and developmental problems in these economies in terms of policymaking.
  • You will receive a much more comprehensive outlook on the world of business, bringing both the firm and the institutional elements together. You will gain better insights into multinationals, emerging market SMEs and transnational institutions such as the World Bank, IMF and UN.
  • You will make yourself a more desirable hire. Employers are drawn to candidates who show a desire to learn more and have international experience. The dual degree offers the springboard needed to help increase your chance of enhancing your career opportunities. With internship or consultancy projects during your study, you can put theory into practice and build and maintain your network.

About this study curriculum

You can find all information about the study programme here.

Admission and Application

To apply for admission to the Dual Degree Programme, you first have to apply to the programme at Radboud University. This can be done by following the steps which are explained here. The application procedure for the dual degree programme starts after you are admitted to the International Business specialisation at Radboud University, more information can be found here. The dual degree programme has a limited number of places available. Please contact us in case you have any questions regarding the application procedure for the dual degree programme.

Tuition fee

Students pay tuition fees to each partner. University of Glasgow undergraduate alumni from outside the EU/EEA, who apply for the two year collaborative programme, will be eligible for a partial tuition fee scholarship on the international tuition fee when they are at Radboud University. If later they decide not to go to Glasgow in the second year then the student will be required to pay the remaining international tuition fees to be able to complete the Radboud Degree.

At Glasgow, in year 2, students from outside the UK, on the two year collaborative programme, will be eligible for a partial tuition fee scholarship.

Year 1 Radboud:

Legal tuition fees or institutional tuition fees. Here you will find more information which fee is applicable to your situation.

Glasgow undergraduate alumni = institutional fees minus 40%, which constitutes the partial tuition fee scholarship.

Year 2 Glasgow:

UK students = home fees, Non-UK = international fees minus 40%, which constitutes the partial tuition fee scholarship. Here you will find more information.

Housing and Visa

When going abroad to the UK you might need a Visa, more information about a Visa can be found here. More information about housing in Glasglow can be found here.