
Master'sNew Economic Geographies, Ecologies and Business Innovation
Study the role of regions as locations for economic activities. Focus on the meaning of local and global culture and policy-making at various spatial levels.
Something for you?
- Our approach is highly multidisciplinary to include related fields as economic geography, business studies, environmental studies, and history.
- You will receive a thorough training to study local-global interaction conceptually and analytically.
- We will draw from fundamental debates on values, welfare and capitalism.
- You will take part in fundamental discussions on globalisation, localisation, financialisation and sustainability .
Admission requirements
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Apply nowWhat will you learn
The world economy has become more globalised, more integrated and more competitive. In this Master's you will study the relations between business activities and spatial development in view of a globalising, and increasingly networked world economy. You will be introduced to mainstream and alternative perspectives on business location, networking and urban and regional development. This is followed by in-depth courses on city marketing and relational geography, and by research activities focusing on local-global links of business, governments and other organisations.
Study programmeFuture career opportunities
This specialisation hands you the scientific insights and practical skills for a professional career in jobs such as:
- Region marketer at a business firm
- Practitioner in the field of development of cities and regions
- Consultant for a multinational regarding location or innovation
- Policy advisor at a government institution
Research
To indicate the type of research in this specialisation, a few examples:
- What is the relationship between local and global development?
- What is the role of network universities for regional development?
- What are economic impacts of shrinking regions?
- What are localisation and investment strategies of multinational companies?
Factsheet
- Main language
- English
- Study duration
- 1 years (60 EC)
- Starting months
- September
- Contact hours
- 5-10
- Programme format
- Full time, Dual
- Degree
- Master of Science, specialisation of Human Geography
- Faculty
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Nijmegen School of Management
- CROHO code
- 60466
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