Master of Business Administration - University of Twente

The programme
One of the benefits of taking our Master’s in BA is that it offers you the opportunity to pursue specializations at a level you will not easily find elsewhere. The specialization you choose will be explicitly mentioned on your Master of Science diploma supplement and employers in industry will attach a lot of value to your specialized expertise.
At the same time, you will meet all the requirements of a qualified Business Administrator and be equipped to enter any area of business. The only exception to this rule is our Financial Management track: if you want a to pursue a career in financial management, we strongly advise you to take this specialization.
Our BA Master’s programme offers seven specialization tracks:
-Digital Business
-Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Strategy
-Financial Management
-Human Resource Management
-International Management & Consultancy
-Purchasing & Supply Management
-Strategic Marketing & Servitization

Get 2 master degrees
If you’re eager to deepen your knowledge and extend your expertise beyond the regular Master’s programme, we offer double diploma programmes for a number of tracks, with our partner universities in Berlin, Germany, in L’Aquila, Italy and in Lappeenranta, Finland. Double degree programmes take two years and upon successful completion, you will earn two Master of Science degrees.

Career prospects
The Master's programme in Business Administration offers you a broad range of career prospects. As a graduate, you might work in digital business, entrepreneurship & innovation, financial management, human resource management, international management, strategic marketing, or purchasing & supply management. Your international career prospects will be especially excellent. Our focus on innovative and entrepreneurial processes, in particular, will allow you to develop skill sets that are relevant to a wide variety of organizations and organizational functions in different sectors.
Most of UT graduates join commercial companies, but also non-profit organizations, government or scientific institutes, often at management level. Another option may be to start your own business!