MSM Dean Wim Naudé |
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Welcome to MSM’s first newsletter of the academic year. Our Graduation Day (8 September) and Opening of the Academic Year (26 September) were two fantastic highlights of September. Congratulations to our graduates and their families. And welcome to the new students in our Maastricht programs. These include students taking our established MBA 33 (yes, our full-time MBA was started in 1984!) and our more recent Master in Management and Engineering, Master in Management and our Executive MBA. These were not the only highlights of September. Read also about our 6th Annual Research Conference, our new partnerships, new program innovations and upcoming events. And do not miss the great ‘Homage to Limburg’ video made by our MBA 32 class. Read further >
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Graduation day 2016 |
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Graduation Day at Maastricht School Management is a time for joy and celebration for all students as it marks the much-anticipated moment when an intensive year of hard work is finally crowned with coveted MBA, MPhil or DBA diplomas. Read further >
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Research Conference: migration, refugees and security in the Eurasian context |
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During Maastricht School of Management’s 6th Annual Research Conference, a special session focused on the Migration, Refugees and Security in Eurasia. Read further >
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Nanjing University Business School visits Maastricht |
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Maastricht School of Management and the Nanjing University Business School have been closely co-operating for 18 years. The two schools offer two top-ranked Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs: an Executive MBA with specializations in Healthcare Management and in International Business Innovation Management and an International MBA. Read further >
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MSM and University of Suffolk deepen partnership |
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Maastricht School of Management and the University of Suffolk have launched an exciting collaborative Executive MBA degree, in terms of which participants will be able to study in three top international locations, Maastricht (Netherlands), Ipswich (UK) and Boston (USA). Read further >
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MSM and the Georgian Institute of Public Affairs to partner on governance and business studies |
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Maastricht School of Management and the Georgian Institute of Public Affairs (GIPA) recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding, in terms of which the two institutions aim to join hands in education and research. Read further >
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Managing innovation, technology and corporate change: MSM and RWTH Aachen’s new doctoral degree |
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Maastricht School of Management and RWTH Aachen University has just started a new joint program that leads to the degree Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in Managing Innovation, Technology and Corporate Change. Read further >
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Evidence based decision-making: Research Methods and Skills prioritized at Maastricht School of Management |
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Maastricht School of Management’s 2016 edition of its cutting-edge Research Methods and Skills course kicked off on 19 September in Maastricht. Read further >
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Business in genocide: understanding and avoiding complicity |
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MSM academics Nora Stel and Wim Naudé have just published a chapter on Business in Genocide: Understanding and Avoiding Complicity. The chapter is in an Oxford University Press book entitled ‘Economic Aspects of Genocides, Other Mass Atrocities, and their Prevention’. Read further >
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International MBA of MSM and Centrum Católica: 16 years old and ranked #1 in Latin America |
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Maastricht School of Management celebrates 16 years of collaboration with the top ranked business school in Peru, the Centrum Católica Graduate School of Business. Our double degree International MBA program, ranked #1 in Latin America by Eduniversal, is soon starting its next intake. Read further >
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MBA agribusiness Ethiopia in the making |
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MSM started in September with a multi-year project with Jimma University in Ethiopia to set an Executive MBA Agribusiness in the market. This program will be the first of its kind in Ethiopia. Read further >
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How sport clubs can make money from big data |
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On 4 October 2016 MSM’s Mr. Davy Cielen, Senior Lecturer in Business Data Analytics and Managing Partner, Maiton Group will present a lecture at the 2016 “Innovation in Sports Conference” in Düsseldorf on the topic of “How Sport Clubs can Make Money from Big Data”. Read further >
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Vacancies |
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Click here for the current job opportunities at Maastricht School of Management. Read further >
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