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The document provides information about the International Business and Management Studies Fast-Track program. It summarizes the key details of the 3-year program, including the courses offered in the first 3 semesters, the opportunity to study abroad in the second year, and career prospects after graduation. The program is designed to equip students with both professional and academic skills for international business. It emphasizes small class sizes, personal attention, and high employment rates for graduates.
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- 1. WELCOME TO THEINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES FAST-TRACK NEW APPLICATION DEADLINE 15 MARCH! 1
- 2. 2 IS THIS YOU? ARMINVAN BUUREN = ARMADA MUSIC
- 3. WHY CHOOSE THEIBMS FAST TRACK? • 3 year programme, 180 credits • Perfect preparation to obtain your Master’s degree • You want to be equipped with not only professional but also academic skills • You don’t want to miss out on an internship possibility and study abroad from one semester • You are highly interested in finance, international business and global markets • Small classes, max. 30 students, personal attention • Dedicated lecturing team 3
- 4. WHO ARE WELOOKING FOR? • International student • Vwo graduate • Havo graduate with an average grade of 8 • Highly motived, self starter, willing to go an extra mile We recommend all students to have at least a grade 8 or higher on mathematics and English 4
- 5. FIRST 3 SEMESTERS 5 Managerial& Financial Accounting Human Resource Management Professional & Academic Skills Advanced Business English Global Market Economics Applied Research Business Information Technology Strategic Marketing Global Business Law Governance, Sustainability & Entrepreneurship All courses are 5 credits
- 6. STUDY LOAD; WORKHARD, PLAY HARD • Excel test at the start of your studies. If you fail the test our Excel Lab will support you. We also offer a Word lab on voluntary basis. • First year is divided into 4 blocks of 10 weeks; • Each week involves lectures, projects, group work, self study and other activities such as guest lectures; • Average study load is 40 hours of which 15 lesson hours; • All courses are continuously assessed and there are exams at the end of each block. • Entrance to second year: minimum 50 credits in year 1 6
- 7. YEAR 2, SECONDSEMESTER: GOING ABROAD ON EXCHANGE 7
- 8. THIRD YEAR: PROFESSIONALSPECIALISATION MINORS 8 International Financial Management Global Marketing Management International Business Organisation
- 9. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL& COMPANIES 9 • International Business Advisory Board • Global Corporate Council • International Small and Medium sized Enterprises
- 10. YEAR 3, FINALSEMESTER • Graduation research paper • International field based learning • Professional & academic skills 10
- 11. STARTING YOUR CAREER Upongraduation you are / have: Ready for the 21st Century Global Workforce Global Mindset Experience with international business A network across the globe Entry level international (junior) management positions International Entrepreneur Successrates: • International employees earn on average 30% more than similar NL- oriented employees; • 80% of IB(M)S graduates employed 3-6 months from gradudation. 11
- 12. LABOUR MARKET IBMS 12 47% 21% 15% 5% 5% 7% Afergraduation when did you find a job? Immediatly Within 3 months 3 to 6 months 6 to 9 months 9- 12 months More than a year
- 13. SALARY IBMS ALUMNI 13 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 lessthan 1800 1800 - 2000 2000 - 2200 2200 - 2400 2400 - 2600 2600 - 2800 2800 - 3000 3000 - 3200 3200 - 3400 3400 - 3600 more than 3600 Don't tell Salary first job current salary
- 14. MASTER’S AFTER YOURSTUDIES Continue your studies on a Master’s level, we co-operate with a.o.: • University of Amsterdam (UvA) / VU University Amsterdam: MSc Business Administration or MSc Entrepreneurship (Entry requirements: BBA + GMAT) • Hong Kong Polytechnic • California State University • Or any other university in our global network 14 28% 18% 54% IBMS alumni survey Yes, immediatly Yes, with a break of 1 or 2 years No
- 15. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS DUTCHEDUCATION E&M C&MN&T N&G ec or m&o or 2nd foreign language Average grade 8 Economics or M&OHAVO VWO Average grade 8 ec or m&o or 2nd foreign language Average grade 8 ec or m&o or 2nd foreign language ec or m&o or 2nd foreign language No further requirements No further requirements
- 16. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOREIGNEDUCATION ► Abitur ► Lycée ► International baccalaureate ► Or another diploma equivalent to the Dutch vwo English language test score (for non Native speakers) • IELTS: 6.0 at academic level, with no subscore below 6.0 • TOEFL: 550 paper-based and 80 internet-based • Cambridge advanced, level C1 • The test must have been taken within 2 years prior to applying for our programme. 16
- 17. PRACTICAL INFORMATION • Deadline •Apply before 15 March 2015 • Registration • Dutch students: register at Studielink • International students: register at Studielink and the school directly • Laptops • Laptops are mandatory for all students • Start date • Week 35 (last week August) introduction period • Classes start first week September 17
- 18. ADMISSION PROCEDURE (DECENTRALSELECTION) IBMS Fast-Track is a sought-after programme, so limited places available • 2015: 60 fast track students are allowed in Selection days data (mandatory) • 28 March, 11, 18 and 25 april 2015. Mark your calenders!! No other options! • Register in time to avoid disappointment Selection day content: • Homework • World Cafe Session • Assessment (English, Arithmetical skills, Marketing,Personal & International compentences) Result: • You will receive the outcome of the selection day together with your ranking number beginning of June. • International Student Team for Q&A and Support • DUO does the final placement 18
- 19. INVESTMENT • Tuition fee2014-2015 per annum • Dutch students: €1,906 • For students who are nationals of an EEA member state or of Swiss or Surinamese nationality: €1,906 • For non-EEA students: €7,790 • Books, hand-outs and other school materials (excl. laptop): €750 per year • Global Exchange (travel, housing and living expenses) on average €2,000 – 3,000 • Mandatory introduction period (3 days, last week of August) €150 19
- 20. OTHER EVENTS • 26-30JANUARY INTERNATIONAL WEEK • NOVEMBER - APRIL • Class visits www.amsterdamuas.com/ibs or follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/IBSHvA 20
Editor's Notes
- #3 Icons stand for: Finance, HRM, Sales, Business Development, Marketing and IT. Mention we educate our students in SAP a worldwide known ERP system!
- #4 Why chose our programme over a Bachelor’s programme at the research university.
- #6 So...how does it look?
- #7 How much time will it cost me?
- #8 More than 110 partner universities across the globe. Works with a ranking system, the higher your grades in the first year, the higher the chance you are able to go to the most popular universities. For instance: we only have 2 spots available for the entire IBS in Miami every semester.
- #10 And with our companies of course. IBAB: onderwijsadviesraad Global Corporate Council: network internship companies
- #11 Students have to combine the graduation research paper with field based learning
- #12 After graduation you will be a skilled international business professional Will have a developed a global mindset have experience working for an international organisation have already built up a global network during your studies will be ready to fulfil an international function at junior management level in the business-to-consumer or business-to-business sector. And recent research showed that: employees working for an international company earn on average 30% more than employees at similar Dutch companies;
- #13 Note: this research only involves alumni from the 4 year programme. N= 547 Survey amongst IBMS alumni who graduated in 2008 or later. IBMS alumni do not seem to have trouble in finding a job. Almost half of the responding alumni already had found a job at the moment of graduation and more than 80% of the alumni had a job within 6 months after graduation. This reflects the employability of alumni that graduated between 2008 and 2014, in other words, in a period of economic downfall.
- #14 This figure illustrates that the average alumnus start working with a gross income of approx 2200 euros, the balance of monthly start salaries was between 1800 – 2600 euros. More than 40% of the alumni earned more than 3600 euros at the time of the survey. (note: all alumni graduated after 2008)
- #15 NL requires a GMAT to enter Master programme IBMS survey: national survey, 6 participating universities of applied sciences N= 547. National: 45,9% continues, HvA: 45,5%.
- #19 On average 40% of the registrants does not enrol due to either other choice or not passing the high school exams. HAVO GPA 8 or higher has guaranteed placement