35 Bachelor's degrees in Management Studies in Netherlands

You don’t arrange standard holidays – you design exclusive trips for customers who want only the very best. From private yachts to five-star expeditions, the International Tourism Management - Luxury Management programme at Tio Business School teaches you how to create high-end travel experiences and serve an elite audience around the world.

Students who choose the Business Administration - Entrepreneurship and Small Business specialisation at the Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences are often interested in starting their own companies at the end of their studies. It is a challenging programme and fully packed with business and entrepreneurship projects.

Research complex (international) societal challenges from an organizational perspective. You will learn and develop leadership skills to manage projects and teams to tackle complex issues such as poverty and international migration. Do you want to make a difference in the world and start learning how today?

Do you have a great sense of style, an eye for detail and a nose for business? A creative mind with a passion for business and an eye for aesthetics? Then the Business Management - Interior and Design course Tio Business School. 

In the Bachelor Food Technology at Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences, you’ll learn how to develop and test the food and drinks people enjoy every day. From sports nutrition and ice cream to fermented products, you’ll discover how ideas become real products, while learning about taste, quality and food safety.

In the International Communication Management (ICM) programme offered by The Hague University of Applied Sciences, you will grow into an international communications professional by analyzing global developments and challenges and focusing on communication, strategy, organizational change and communication consultancy.

In the International Facility Management course at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen you will develop the skills to design and implement changes in services and space management, so that you can positively change people’s behaviour and make them feel at home.

The International Business (4 year) course at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen prepares you to become a business professional with a global mindset, who is ready to add value to international business and society. 

How do international corporations, banks and multinationals create value across borders and cultures? How can organisations contribute to a connected global community? By taking the International Business - 4 Years degree from The Hague University of Applied Sciences you can make a difference in the world and build an international career.

The International Business - 3 Years programme from The Hague University of Applied Sciences will prepare you for a successful international business career. Anywhere in the world. You’ll build strong foundations in economics, marketing, sales, finance and management. 

In the International Business programme at Maastricht University, you’ll learn the strategy, resources and management required to run a business, while building skills like teamwork, leadership, conflict resolution and presenting your ideas effectively.

Do you have a head for business and a heart for sport? Then Sport Studies at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, is the programme for you. Future sport managers need to work successfully within an international context. Combining English-language instruction in management theory with three (international) internships, the programme helps you build your CV while earning a degree.

Management, Society and Technology from University of Twente (UT) is about policymaking, public management, technological changes and societal challenges and how these are interrelated. You will learn how to do state-of-the-art research, analyse, interpret and contribute to solutions for challenges that governments and public organisations face nowadays.

Our flexible Technology Management program from United International Business Schools is based on the American model of higher education, allowing students to choose their courses based on program requirements, previous studies, current interests and future ambitions.

Our flexible Design Management program from United International Business Schools is based on the American model of higher education, allowing students to choose their courses based on program requirements, previous studies, current interests and future ambitions.