Economics and Business Economics

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Economics and Business Economics: a dynamic combination! Economics and Business Economics is a three-year English-language degree program that explores why organizations, consumers and government institutions choose specific alternatives.

Study Economics and Business Economics

Business people are indispensable to every government, every major corporation and every university in the world especially in today's volatile global context.

Why do consumers buy certain brands or products? How are prices set? How to deal with unemployment? Why do free market economies promote innovation more than planned economics? What causes variations in income between different ethnic groups? These are some of the questions that economists deal with. 

In this study programme you are dealing with economics and business administration:

• Business is all about wider issues affecting governments, as well as national and even international companies. For example, how do changes in legislation affect public interest such as social assistance and unemployment?
• Business Administration analyzes problems within companies and researches possible solutions; You learn to apply economic insights to manage your business more effectively.

Overview and content

In the first year, you have compulsory courses with all other Economics and Business Economics students such as finance, accounting, international economic relations, micro and macroeconomics, marketing and much more From this broad base, you choose a specialisation from you second year and remaining studies. In addition, in the third year, depending on your specialisation, you will either complete a semester abroad or an internship abroad.

The four specialisations of Economics and Business Economics of the Maastricht University School of Business and Economics are:

1. Economics
2. Economics and Management of Information
3. International Business Economics
4. Emerging Markets

About Maastricht University School of Business and Economics

Only 1% of business schools worldwide have been using the "Triple Crown" honored by accreditations. The Maastricht University School of Business and Economics (SBE) is one of them. Accreditations are awarded by American AASCB, British AMBA and Europe-wide EQUIS, which assess curriculum, organization, staff qualification, students and management. Employers know that they receive top graduates with a top education from a top school. 

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