Designed for professionals The Maastricht MBA tries to accommodate working professionals in the best way possible. This is why the programme is designed in a modular format with four educational weeks each year, with classes from Monday till Friday. We ask for an average time commitment of 15 to 20 hours per week. You are allowed to spread your total study load over a minimum of two and a maximum of four years.
Maastricht: Meet Europe Maastricht is well-loved for its feeling of intimacy: it’s compact, easy to navigate, and everything is at walking distance. It lies at the heart of a EU-region of 4 million people who live in 3 countries and speak 4 languages. The energy that this generates has resulted in a truly international UniverCity that bursts with creativity, researchers and innovators. Meet Maastricht and you’ll meet Europe, quite literally as well! You can get to Brussels in less than 1 hour, Amsterdam in 2, Paris and Frankfurt in 3, and London in just 4 hours.
Admissions requirements
Bachelors degree
At least 5 years of professional experience
Proficiency in English
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Designed for professionals The Maastricht MBA tries to accommodate working professionals in the best way possible. This is why the programme is designed in a modular format with four educational weeks each year, with classes from Monday till Friday. We ask for an average time commitment of 15 to 20 hours per week. You are allowed to spread your total study load over a minimum of two and a maximum of four years.
Maastricht: Meet Europe Maastricht is well-loved for its feeling of intimacy: it’s compact, easy to navigate, and everything is at walking distance. It lies at the heart of a EU-region of 4 million people who live in 3 countries and speak 4 languages. The energy that this generates has resulted in a truly international UniverCity that bursts with creativity, researchers and innovators. Meet Maastricht and you’ll meet Europe, quite literally as well! You can get to Brussels in less than 1 hour, Amsterdam in 2, Paris and Frankfurt in 3, and London in just 4 hours.
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Designed for professionals The Maastricht MBA tries to accommodate working professionals in the best way possible. This is why the programme is designed in a modular format with four educational weeks each year, with classes from Monday till Friday. We ask for an average time commitment of 15 to 20 hours per week. You are allowed to spread your total study load over a minimum of two and a maximum of four years.
Maastricht: Meet Europe Maastricht is well-loved for its feeling of intimacy: it’s compact, easy to navigate, and everything is at walking distance. It lies at the heart of a EU-region of 4 million people who live in 3 countries and speak 4 languages. The energy that this generates has resulted in a truly international UniverCity that bursts with creativity, researchers and innovators. Meet Maastricht and you’ll meet Europe, quite literally as well! You can get to Brussels in less than 1 hour, Amsterdam in 2, Paris and Frankfurt in 3, and London in just 4 hours.
Admissions requirements
About
Designed for professionals The Maastricht MBA tries to accommodate working professionals in the best way possible. This is why the programme is designed in a modular format with four educational weeks each year, with classes from Monday till Friday. We ask for an average time commitment of 15 to 20 hours per week. You are allowed to spread your total study load over a minimum of two and a maximum of four years.
Maastricht: Meet Europe Maastricht is well-loved for its feeling of intimacy: it’s compact, easy to navigate, and everything is at walking distance. It lies at the heart of a EU-region of 4 million people who live in 3 countries and speak 4 languages. The energy that this generates has resulted in a truly international UniverCity that bursts with creativity, researchers and innovators. Meet Maastricht and you’ll meet Europe, quite literally as well! You can get to Brussels in less than 1 hour, Amsterdam in 2, Paris and Frankfurt in 3, and London in just 4 hours.
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