The Rotterdam School of Management’s master’s in Corporate Communication and International Management (CEMS) and the Erasmus School of Law’s master’s in Labour Law score excellent in the Keuzegids.
Remarkably, among the universities, it is especially the masters in Economics & Business and Law & Management that score high, according to the new Keuzegids Masters.
At universities of applied sciences, master’s students were more sparing with their opinions. Last year, eight master’s programmes scored the maximum there, compared to three now.
No institution ranking
The Keuzegids bases itself on the National Student Survey conducted in spring 2023. Unlike for bachelor’s programmes, no figures are available for masters on dropout and study pace. Also, experts at accreditation no longer say which programmes excel.
For this reason, the editors have not made rankings of best institutions for masters programmes since 2020. The Keuzegids wants to base rankings on at least two sources.
Excellent masters programmes:
Molecular Mechanisms of Disease (research) – Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen
Corporate Communication – Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
International Management – Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
Economics and Business (research) – Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
Executive Master of Business Valuation – TIAS School for Business and Society
Executive Master of Finance and Control – TIAS School for Business and Society
Executive Master of Information Management and Digital Transformations – TIAS School for Business and Society
Executive Master of Marketing and Customer Management – TIAS School for Business and Society
Executive Master of Real Estate – TIAS School for Business and Society
Executive Master of Finance and Control – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Arbeidsrecht – Erasmus University Rotterdam
Onderneming en Recht (research) – Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen
Advanced studies in Air and Space law – Universiteit Leiden
Ondernemingsrecht – Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
