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FAQ master Science, Business and Innovation

  • What are the admission criteria to be admitted to the master program?

    The study program is divided into two specialisations: Life & Health and Energy & Sustainability. For both specialisations you need at least 24 ECTS in relevant Business and Innovation courses. When you are missing these you will need to do the pre-master.

    For Life & Health you need at least 45 ECTS in relevant chemistry background including molecular and pharmaceutical sciences. Deficiencies cannot be filled by our pre-master.

    For Energy & Sustainability you need at least 45 ECTS in relevant physics background including specifically thermodynamics. Deficiencies cannot be filled by our pre-master.

  • What does the pre-master program entail?

    The pre-master is a 30 ECTS program which starts in September. Students follow 5 courses of the course of a semester (ending in January). These courses fill your deficiencies on Business and Innovation knowledge and make you eligible for the master program. This is conditional on meeting the 45 ECTS (natural) Science background. Not meeting the Science-criterion does not make you eligible for the master program.

  • When can I start with my (pre-)master program?

    Both the pre-master as well as the master program start in September and it is not possible to start at any other moment.

  • What is the deadline for admission?

    For non-EER students applications to the master need to filled before the 1st of May.

    For non-Dutch students application to the master need to be filled before the 15th of July.

    Dutch student can apply till the 1st of September. Note that all relevant documents need to be reviewed for that date in order to start with the new academic year.

  • How much time will I be studying per week?

    The master Science, Business and Innovation is structured that on average you will be working 40 hours a week in total on lectures, working groups, self-study and group work.

  • What are the job opportunities after the master program?

    With your combined background in natural sciences and business management focused on innovations, you can find opportunities in numerous organisations. These range from multinationals like Unilver, FrieslandCampina and DSM, to government and collective utility organisations like the Municipality of Amsterdam, Port of Rotterdam and the MVO Netherlands organization. Additionally, advisory firms such as Deloitte, Accenture, PWC, EY and McKinsey, as well as several startups in the energy transition and healthcare innovation sector like Findest and Qlayers, could be potential avenues for your expertise.

  • Is there a study association?

    Science, Business and Innovation has its own study association called Subliem. It’s a relatively small association with around 400 members, of which 60 are active participants. Subliem is a highly active association, which organises various events. These include activities like gatherings, short trips, parties, movie nights, and much more.

    Additionally, Subliem also arrangers education-related events such as career days, workshop and the International Study Trip (IST). Check out Subliem’s Instagram for more information.