| Key Facts |
| Start of programme |
1 September (NOT possible to enter the programme in February) |
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Duration (in semesters)
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3 |
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Total credits
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90 EC |
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Language
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English |
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Type of degree
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MSc in International Business and Management (from the University of Groningen)
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MSc in Advanced International Business Management & Marketing (from Newcastle University)
Graduates will also receive a certificate on which is mentioned that the degree is awarded within the framework of the double degree programme with Newcastle University.
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Maximum number of RUG students admitted to the double degree
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Our target number is 30/35. If we will have to select students, the selection will be based on the GPA and a finished BSc. |
| Tuition fees 1 September 2012 - 1 March 2014: |
Statutory tuition fee (University tuition fee I): € 6.000,-
Universtiy tuition fee II: € 18.500,-
This is paid to Groningen and includes the Newcastle fees.
Students who have not finished by 1 March 2014 or who wish to stay registered at a university, will have to pay fees after 1 March.
Explanation tuition fees: http://www.rug.nl/studenten/inuitschrijving/collegegeld/tarieven/master20102011
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| Information |
For more information please contact Ms. Ineke van Est: r.van.est@rug.nl
If you want us to keep you informed on this programme, please send an e-mail to the address above.
If you have questions about how to apply for this programme please contact our admissions office: admissions.feb@rug.nl.
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Programme profile
The Dual Award in Advanced International Business Management and Marketing is a highly unique degree programme, delivered by two academically renowned European Universities– The University of Groningen, Faculty of Economics and Business and the Newcastle University Business School. This collaborative approach provides students with the opportunity to:
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Study a distinctive and internationally focused curriculum in business, management and marketing.
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Study at two highly respected and traditionally focused Universities.
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Gain a postgraduate dual award degree enabling participants to prepare for and/or further develop a successful career in international business and management.
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Live in two of Europe’s most exciting and friendly cities.
The programme is modular in structure, comprising 90 ECTS which are studied on a full time basis over a period of 17 months. Students will undertake semester one at the Faculty of Economics and Business in Groningen and semester two at Newcastle University Business School. Supervision for the dissertation is managed jointly across the institutions, but participants will be given the choice as to which university to undertake their dissertation. You will be allocated a supervisor from each university (regardless of which institution you choose), and you will also be supported by workshops run jointly by both universities during this period.
