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Start Academic Year
The ESE is delighted to warmly welcome a staggeringly high amount of new students who chose to study one of the various economic programmes offered at ESE. Especially the international programme of Economics and Business Economics (IBEB) shows a significant growth in student numbers! Approximately 55% of this student population comes from abroad. Among these students there are 36 different nationalities.
Read More »Graduation Day 2010
The School wishes to take this opportunity to remind all students who finished their Bachelor Thesis in the last academic year to join the festivities around this respectable academic achievement.
Read More »Obligatory attendance requirements for tutorials 2010
All Bachelor-1 and Bachelor-2 courses have an obligatory attendance requirement for the tutorials. All students who have to finish these courses are obliged to attend at least 70% of the tutorials.
Read More »Mathematic course for B1 students
The Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) offers her students the possibility to enrol in a mathematics course in order to facilitate the switch form high school to university. We especially recommend this course to students with the (Dutch) high school profile “economics and society”.
Read More »TER changes academic year 2010-2011
The Teaching and Examination Regulations (TER, in Dutch: OER) are the official regulations concerning education and examination within the degree programmes of the Erasmus School of Economics. Do you want to know what has been changed over the previous academic year?
Read More »Registration for Exams of Block 1
Although the academic year just started, in a few weeks time the exams start again. On behalf of the School we would like to remind all students that they must register no later than 7 days before the beginning of the exam.
Read More »Academic skills
Do you want to improve your academic skills in English? As of this year, students can participate in the elective course ‘Writing and Presenting in English’ taking place in block 2. The course is designed for third year students whom almost completed their first and second year courses.
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