Here you can find the admission requirements for applicants with a Dutch university diploma (WO).
| Applications open | 5 January 2026 |
| Applications close | 1 May 2026 |
The admission requirements for the Master programmes are as follow:
To be admissible for one of our Master programmes your degree must be equivalent to one of the Bachelor programmes offered by the Erasmus School of Economics in both level and content.
There are different target groups who might be admissible to our Master or Pre-master programmes based on your bachelor programme. Please consult our Dutch Bachelor to ESE Master admission matrices to check whether your bachelor programme is eligible for admission.
Only if required by our admission matrices for the Master in Economics and Business, you must submit proof of your final or current GPA. A minimum GPA of 7.00 is required to apply. This document should include your cumulative grade point average (GPA) in the 1-10 grading scale commonly used by most Dutch WO institutions.
The MSc Economics and Business with a specialization in Health Economics is a joint programme offered by the Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) and the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management (ESHPM). A strong foundation in economics and business is essential for admission to the Master via the Erasmus School of Economics. If you do not meet this requirement, applying for the Health Economics specialisation via ESHPM may be a better fit for you.
You can find an overview of the differences between the faculties and their expectations for the Master programme here: Comparing HEPL and HE
For more details about the programme and its admission requirements, please visit: Health Economics, Policy & Law MSc.
Students who have completed the relevant HBO programme and the necessary WO specialisations minor are directly admissible to the Master.
Please review our step-by-step application guide and the required documents before submitting your application
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