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May 2017

Wageningen UR (Wageningen

University, Van Hall Larenstein

University of Applied Sciences and

various research institutes) is

specialised in the domain of healthy

food and living environment.

Management, Economics and

Consumer studies

Programme guide 2017-2019

Contact

Frans-Peter Scheer

Tel: + 31(0)317-481 304

Email: [email protected]

Student coach

Email: [email protected]

Address

De Leeuwenborch

Hollandseweg 1

6706 KN Wageningen

The Netherlands

Website

www.wur.eu/mme

No legal privileges may be claimed on the basis of the contents of this brochure

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.wur.eu/mme

MME Brochure 2017-2019

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Table of contents

1 MSc Management, Economics and Consumer studies (MME) 4 1.1 Introduction 4 1.2 Specialisations 5 1.3 Job Opportunities 12 1.4 Study progress monitoring for students with a residence permit 12 1.5 Financial information (only for Dutch Students) 13 1.6 European Double Degree programmes 13 1.7 More information? 13

2 Study Programme 14 2.1 MME programme 15 2.2 Prerequisites programme (schakelprogramma) 19 2.3 HBO-minor 19

3 Admission Criteria 20 3.1 Pre-education/ BSc degree 20 3.2 Grade Point Average (GPA) 21 3.3 Good skills in mathematics and/or statistics 21 3.4 English 22 3.5 Admission to Specialisation Management in Life Sciences 22

4 Application procedure 23

Appendix 1: HBO minors 24

Appendix 2. Academic Year of Wageningen University 2017-2018 27

Appendix 3. Overview of all study programmes by specialisation and profile for HBO

bachelor students 28

Continuation Appendix 3. Overview Programmes for students with an Academic

background 50


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1 MSc Management, Economics and Consumer studies (MME)

1.1 Introduction

Management, Economics and Consumer studies is a MSc Programme focused on business-, economical

and sociological processes concerning consumers, facility management, agribusiness, and/or food supply.

The education stands out by its unique multidisciplinary approach. Courses on mathematics, statistics and

technology play a supporting role. The choice of specialisation defines the emphasis on the mentioned

practise areas. Below you find an overview of all specialisations and profiles. Profiles in this document are

similar to majors, which have the following definition: “A field of study chosen as an academic specialty”.

A Specialisation Business Studies

A1 Business Economics (BEC)

A2 Information Technology (INF)

A3 Management Studies (MST

A4 Marketing & Consumer Behaviour (MCB)

A5 Operations Research & Logistics (ORL)

A6 Facility Management (FM)

B Specialisation Consumer Studies

B1 Communication Philosophy and Technology (CPT)

B2 Consumer Technology and Product Use (FQD)

B3 Economics of Consumers and Households (ECH)

B4 Marketing and Consumer Behaviour (MCB)

B5 Sociology of Consumers and Households (SCH)

C Specialisation Economics & Governance

C1 Agricultural Economics & Rural Policy Analysis (AEP)

C2 Development Economics (DEC)

C3 Spatial and Regional Economics (ECH)

C4 Environmental Policy (ENP)

C5 Environmental Economics & Natural Resources (ENR)

C6 Public Administration & Policy (PAP)

D Specialisation Management in Life Sciences

D1 Theme Management of Innovations

D1.1 Management Studies (MST)

D1.2 Marketing & Consumer Behaviour (MCB)

D2 Theme Management of Business and Supply Chains

D2.1 Operations Research & Logistics (ORL) D2.2 Business Economics (BEC) D2.3 Information Technology (INF)


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1.2 Specialisations

A: Business Studies (Management Science including Facility Management)

This specialisation deals with management in agri-businesses. The management topics studied include

strategy, innovation, logistics, management accounting, financial analysis and market research. The food

chain is often the object of study within this specialisation. This chain consists of the 1st stage (raw material

delivering companies) processors (e.g. Cargill), 2nd stage processors (e.g. Unilever), Financial companies

(e.g. Rabobank) and Retailers (e.g. Albert Heijn). Students can also specialise in Facility Management of

large companies or government institutions. Facility management is the design and support of various

aspects that are not the companies’ core business, such as housing, canteens and logistical processes. A

separate digital flyer is available upon request.

Specialising in Business Studies entails writing a thesis related on management, operational research &

logistics, marketing & consumer behaviour, facility management, (agricultural) business economics or

information science.

Profiles and example thesis topics within the specialisation Business Studies

Profile and Chair

Group Code

Typical Thesis Topics Website for further

information

Business Economics

BEC

A1

Feasibility and adoption of alternative finance tools for agribusiness

Financial impacts of new

environmental, animal welfare and food authenticity rules

Efficiency of cooperatives versus firms

http://www.wageningenur.nl/bec

Information

Technology

INF

A2

Modelling Business Processes and

Control Flows of Demand-Driven

Fruit Chain Networks

The Position of the Business

Context Model (BCM) in Supply

Chain Modelling

Determinants of structural change

in the German dairy sector - an agent based modelling approach

Information Systems Analysis and Design for selected Agricultural Sectors in Ethiopia

http://www.wageningenur.nl/inf

Management Studies

MST

A3

Stakeholder Analysis of Agro parks

Olive cooperatives in south of

Italy: market, organisation and

finance

Converging industries and the

effect of resource-based,

capabilities-based, and transaction

costs on scope in the biofuels

industry

Critical Success Factors for

Entrepreneurship in the Dutch Life

Sciences Industry

http://www.wageningenur.nl/mst

http://www.wageningenur.nl/bec

http://www.wageningenur.nl/inf



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Marketing and

Consumer Behaviour

MCB

A4

Segmenting the cooking oil market

in Ghana

Targeting the needs of one-person

households in Benelux and France

Dynamics of marketing policies in

chains

Forecasting in agricultural

marketing

http://www.wageningenur.nl/mc

b

Operations Research

and Logistics

ORL

A5

Supply planning and staff planning

for a distribution centre for a

supermarket

Design of Brazilian soybean

exportation distribution network: A

Mixed-integer Linear Programming

Approach

Optimal milk production planning

Optimization of pharmaceutical

supplies in Uganda

http://www.wageningenur.nl/orl

Facility

Management

MST

A6

Innovative Process and

Innovativeness in Facility

Management Organisations

Evaluation of the reliability and

validity of the Cap Gemini

measurement method

Trade-unions and enterprise

councils in contracting out: their

role and consensus in the decision

making process

Quality of facility services: the

influence of the hiring organisation

on quality


http://www.wageningenur.nl/mcb


http://www.wageningenur.nl/orl



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B: Consumer studies

This specialisation is centred on consumers and households. Studying lifestyles and well-being of

households receives a lot of attention. Well-being of households is mainly determined by income, living

environment, household activities and professional care. Changes in these factors have their effect on the

economy as a whole. Therefore, food producers need to be constantly aware of the wishes and desires of

the consumer. Possible majors are: economics of consumers and households, sociology of consumers and

households, communication philosophy and technology, marketing and consumer behaviour and consumer

technology and product use.

Profiles and example thesis topics within the specialisation Consumer studies

Profile and Chair Group

Code

Typical thesis topics Website for further

information

Communication

Philosophy and

Technology

CPT

B1

The reputation or image of the agro-food

industry

The monetization of social networking

sites and the implications for its users

The role of trust in persuasive

communication

Food safety and (risk) communication

http://www.wageningenur.nl/

cpt

Consumer Technology

and

Product Use

FQD

B2

Insects as human food: influencing the

consumer acceptance of entomophagy

among Western consumers

Trans Fatty Acids & Labelling: A research

on consumer understanding related to TFA

and labelling

Food Storage and Food Waste in the

Household: An insight into the food

storage methods used in Athenian

households

Requirements on food for special targets

groups

http://www.wageningenur.nl/f

qd

Economics of

Consumers and

Households

ECH

B3

Income and wealth: How do households

determine the optimal level of wealth?

How does a couple’s behaviour influence

fairness in decision making?

The relationship between mental

budgeting and tax compliance: amongst

self-employed people without personnel

Conspicuous conservation: effect of

conspicuousness and status on

evaluations of pro-environmental products


ech

Marketing and

Consumer Behaviour

MCB

B4

Functional dairy and the consumer: usage

and attitude of consumers of dairy

products

Impact of in-store variation on product

purchases

Influence of packaging cues on product

perception and goal activation

The effectiveness of negative labelling as

a tool to increase sustainable consumer

choice


mcb

http://www.wageningenur.nl/cpt

http://www.wageningenur.nl/cpt

http://www.wageningenur.nl/fqd

http://www.wageningenur.nl/fqd

http://www.wageningenur.nl/ech

http://www.wageningenur.nl/ech




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Sociology of

Consumers and

Households

SCH

B5

The consumption patterns of specific

lifestyle, age and ethnic groups

Consumption and health, e.g. obesity,

disability

Consumption movements, e.g. green

consumption

Household dynamics, e.g. the impact of

ICT or food innovations on interactions in

the household

Marketing and the representation

of e.g. gender, ethnicity, age


sch

http://www.wageningenur.nl/sch

http://www.wageningenur.nl/sch


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C: Economics & Governance

This economics specialisation focuses on economic and governance aspects of the agri-food chain and the

environment in different parts of the world. Topics include international trade, the bio economy,

environmental problems, natural resource management, and rural development. To analyse these issues,

macro- and micro-economic theories are applied, as well as theories from related disciplines such as

political science, public administration, and sociology. Within “Economics & Governance”, the student can

choose any of the following six profiles: agricultural economics and rural policy, development economics,

spatial and regional economics, environmental policy, environmental economics and natural resources, and

public administration and policy.

Profiles and example thesis topics within Economics & Governance

Profile and Chair

Group Code

Typical Thesis Topics Website for further

information

Agricultural

Economics and

Rural Policy

AEP

C1

Food price analysis (econometric)

EU enlargement with Central and

Eastern European countries,

threats and opportunities for the

EU dairy sector

Land rent contracts between the

Dutch government and farmers

Regional Differences on the Dutch

Rural Land Market. Influence of

Agricultural Zones on Land Prices.

Economic and institutional aspects

of biogas production

http://www.wageningenur.nl/aep

Development

Economics

DEC

C2

Effectiveness of aid on sectorial

growth: evidence from panel data

from aid recipient developing

countries

Microfinance: Risk matching in

Credit group Formation and

implications for repayment,

evidence from Ethiopia

Financial liberalization and

governance: evidence from

Indonesia

Impact of global cotton market on

competitiveness in Zambia

http://www.wageningenur.nl/dec

Spatial & Regional

Economics

AEP

C3

Regional disparities within the EU

after enlargement

Effect of the enlargement on

financial subsidy systems

Evaluation of regional policies


Environmental

Policy

ENP

C4

Implementing the Plastic Hero, the

household plastic waste collection

system in the Netherlands

Blue washing the beach: the role

and impact of Blue Flag

certification at the Bulgarian Black

Sea coast

The effect of international quality

standards on small-scale

Vietnamese Pangasius farmers

Lessons learned from ISO 14001

implementation by local

http://www.wageningenur.nl/enp


http://www.wageningenur.nl/dec

http://www.wageningenur.nl/enp


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governments: pioneer cases in the

Valencian community, Spain

Environmental

Economics and

Natural Resources

ENR

C5

Poverty traps and environmental

degradation in Honduras

International environmental

agreements to control trans-

boundary air pollution

Corporate Social Responsibility and

illegal logging in Indonesia: A

game theoretical analysis

http://www.wageningenur.nl/enr

Public

Administration and

Policy

PAP

C6

Policy making by governmental

bodies for water quality, drought

and floods

Cultivating trust: the role of trust

between government and citizens

and in policy evaluation

Bringing leadership of climate

change adaption into practice

The policy controversy of GMOs in

Ecuador: mechanisms of framing

and polarization in coping with a

wicked problem

http://www.wageningenur.nl/pap

http://www.wageningenur.nl/enr

http://www.wageningenur.nl/pap


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D: Management in Life Sciences

The specialisation Management in Life Sciences (MLS) is intended to bridge the gap between the world of

management, innovation and entrepreneurship on the one hand and the world of science and technology

on the other. The focus of this specialisation is on the interaction of technical and managerial knowledge

in the agri-business. This specialisation is specially designed for students with a predominant technological

background.

Themes within MLS

Within the MLS programme, you will focus on only one of the two themes and within each theme you can

choose a profile:

D1 Theme Management of Innovations

D1.1 Management Studies (MST)

D1.2 Marketing & Consumer Behaviour (MCB)

D2 Theme Management of Business and Supply Chains

D2.1 Operations Research & Logistics (ORL) D2.2 Business Economics (BEC)

D2.3 Information Technology (INF)

Within the Management of Innovations theme, the innovation process is key. Which parties contribute to

the innovation process, in which stage of the process and how to organise this? Answering these questions

is essential to enhance the chance to a successful innovation. Customers and consumers are addressed

separately; what is the target group and how to approach this group. You will write your thesis at the chair

group Management Studies (MST) or Marketing and Consumer Behaviour (MCB).

Within the Management of Business and Supply Chains theme the supply process is subject to study. A

successful market introduction is also based on the tailor made supply of the goods on the agreed terms.

Quality, time and responsiveness are critical points in the supply process. Innovative life science products

require innovation of the logistical design. Because innovation processes are risky enterprises,

understanding the economic consequences is necessary to make the right choices. In order to innovate life

science products you also need information systems to properly guide the innovation to the customer. You

will write your thesis at the chair group Management Studies (MST), Business Economics (BEC), Operation,

Research and Logistics (ORL) or at Information Technology (INF).

Thesis topics within the specialisation Management in Life Sciences are similar to the topics within the

specialisation Business Studies (see table on pages 5 and 6). However, students within MLS are expected

to incorporate more technological or life science aspects in their thesis work. The thesis needs to show the

bridge between the world of management, innovation and entrepreneurship on the one hand and the world

of science and technology on the other.


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1.3 Job Opportunities

Having completed a Master education, you can start in an academic job. You will have developed a logical

and systematic way of thinking in which problems can be analysed systematically. Therefore, a Master

education offers more choice in future careers than a university bachelor degree.

The acquired skills and knowledge can be applied in many practise areas and therefore academics are

found in all sorts of positions such as management, policymaking and research.

Business Studies graduates seek for careers in business (Unilever), consulting (Boston Consulting

Group), government (Ministry of Economic Affairs), research at research institutes (LEI institute for

economic research), or research within companies (R&D Friesland Campina)

Graduates with a Consumer Studies specialisation have career prospects as consultants, researchers,

managers or teachers in public or private research organisations (e.g. R&D Philips), businesses, research

institutions (for example TNO, institute for applied life science research), government agencies or

universities or marketing positions within businesses (Unilever).

Economics & Governance graduates have careers in policy making (Ministry of Economic Affairs),

research and sector management (Food & Agribusiness department Rabobank). At least one out of ten

graduates works abroad for a short while. This usually happens at foreign universities, and international

companies.

Management in Life Sciences (MLS) graduates have careers in management and consultancy in the

Food and Agribusiness sector. Some have started their own businesses in Food or Food Processing Industry.

1.4 Study progress monitoring for students with a residence permit

Your residence permit for the duration of your study is issued by the Dutch Immigration and Naturalization

Service (IND). The IND will monitor your study progress every year. Students who do not make enough

progress risk losing their residence permit.

Every year a student needs to gain at least 50 per cent of the study load for an academic year. For example,

if the study load is 60 EC per year, a student has to gain a minimum of 30 EC per year. A university is

obliged to inform the IND about the yearly study progress of its international students.

If the student is not able to finish 50 per cent of the study load in a year, the university has to investigate

why. If there was a justifiable reason, such as pregnancy or illness there will be no direct consequences

for the student, but note that each reason for a delay in studies can be used only once.

If on the other hand no justifiable reason can be found, the university has to unregister the student with

the IND. The residence permit issued for the purpose of studies will be withdrawn. The student then has

to return to his or her home country.


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1.5 Financial information (only for Dutch Students)

The MME programme is a two-year social science programme which is registered with DUO as a one-year

programme. The majority of the social Science Masters in the Netherlands are registered with DUO as

one year programmes. When you would like to know more about financial aid, please contact the student

dean at 0317-483618. We advise you to inform yourself well via DUO on your right to study finance and

OV.

Extra year financial aid

Students can, for a period of 12 months, receive the same monthly amount as they received from DUO

during their last month of financial aid (basisbeurs /aanvullende beurs) from Wageningen University.

Provided that they obtained their degree within a maximum period of 10 years from initial enrolment at

higher education. Whether a student is entitled to an extra year financial aid is different for each situation.

The full text can be found in the Student Charter of Wageningen University, as published on the website

of Wageningen UR.

More information can also be found on this page: http://www.wur.nl/nl/Onderwijs-Opleidingen/Huidige-

Studenten/Extra-studiefinanciering-WU.htm

1.6 European Double Degree programmes

Students in this MSc programme have the possibility to join one of our European Master programmes.

There are several options that offer the possibility of graduating at two universities ('double degree') and

are meant for students from specialisations A, B and C. To gain a double degree within the regular MME

programme, students can choose between the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Cremona (Italy),

Universität Bonn (Germany), The Technische Universität München (Germany) and Warsaw University of

Life Sciences (Poland). One important selection criterion is the GPA. Students need at least a 7,0 out of

10,0 in the past and during their Wageningen master in order to be selected for the double degree

programme. For more information about these double degree programmes, please contact Mr. Sietse

Sterrenburg. Be aware that non-EU students generally will need up to 6 months extra study time and have

a high tuition fee.

1.7 More information?

The most important source of information is the study adviser. Call or e-mail him or her for advice. You

can also find more information on our website: www.wur.eu/mme or at the general website www.wur.nl/en

Contact for specialisations A, B and D

Mr Frans-Peter Scheer

Tel: + 31(0)317-481 304

E-mail: [email protected]

Contact for specialisation C and Double Degree

Mr Sietse Sterrenburg

Tel: 0317-482 958

E-mail: [email protected]

Visitors Address

De Leeuwenborch

Hollandseweg 1

6706 KN Wageningen

Website: www.wur.eu/mme

http://www.wur.nl/nl/Onderwijs-Opleidingen/Huidige-Studenten/Extra-studiefinanciering-WU.htm

http://www.wur.nl/nl/Onderwijs-Opleidingen/Huidige-Studenten/Extra-studiefinanciering-WU.htm


http://www.wur.nl/en



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2 Study Programme

The study programmes of the various specialisations in the MME-programme have a similar structure with

a minimum of 120 credits (2 years). Paragraph 2.1 will elaborate on the structure of this MME-programme.

Students with “HBO” (Dutch university of professional education) as prior education level have to do

(besides the MME-programme) a special prerequisites programme of 30 credits, depending on their

background. This prerequisites programme is elaborated on in paragraph 2.2. These students with HBO as

prior education have the possibility to upgrade their HBO-internship by writing a BSc thesis of 12 credits.

Within the economics specialisation this is standard. If HBO-students upgrade their HBO-internship their

total study programme will exist of 138 credits. The full study programme for students who do not upgrade

their HBO-internship, but follow the academic internship within the MME-programme will exist of 150

credits. This special arrangement will be elaborated on below in more detail.

Students with an academic degree do not have a prerequisite programme. Students with an “HBO” degree,

which is elaborated on in paragraph 2.2, have to follow a prerequisites/linkage programme. HBO students

who did an HBO-minor at Wageningen University may be completely exempted from the prerequisites

programme. These students always need to consult their study adviser about this.

The size of the programmes is as follows:

Academic Degree HBO degree HBO degree + HBO-minor

(At Wageningen University)

MME programme =

120 EC

Prerequisites/linkage programme +

MME programme =

150 or 138 EC

MME programme =

120 EC

After choosing a specialisation every student selects a profile. Attention: A student is not automatically

accepted into each specialisation. However, when accepted a student is free to choose one of the profiles

within the specialisation.

Appendix 3 contains an overview of all study programmes by specialisation and profile for both students

with an HBO degree and students with an academic degree.

The (digital) Study Handbook of Wageningen University provides detailed information about the courses

(e.g. learning outcomes, teaching methods, instructors, number of credits etc.). This information can be

found on the website ssc.wur.nl. On that page you have to choose study handbook, scheduling and SSC

online.

The first three letters of the course-code refer to the chair group. For example, MST 21306 “Advanced

Management and Marketing” has “MST” as chair group code. MST stands for Management Studies. This

course can be found as follows:

1. Go to: https://ssc.wur.nl/

2. Choose the option “Handbook” under “Other” (No login necessary)

3. Choose the option “Courses” --> “by department” in the menu above.

4. Go to “Management Studies”

5. Choose “MST-21306 Advanced Management and Marketing”

There you will find information on course schedules, description and lecturers.

https://ssc.wur.nl/Handbook

https://ssc.wur.nl/


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2.1 MME programme

The study programmes of the specialisations Business Studies, Consumer Studies and Economics &

Governance in the MME programme have a similar structure with a minimum of 120 credits (2 years). An

overview can be found in the table on page 18. Every study program consists of common courses,

specialisation and profiling courses. The programmes all start in September only and all (compulsory)

courses are taught in English.

1.

A: Common Part 27 credits Business Studies, Consumer Studies and Economics & Governance (MLS below on this page)

The courses in this common part are compulsory for all students in the specialisations Business Studies,

Consumer Studies and Economics and Governance. The courses included are Academic Consultancy

Training, Modular Skills Training, Philosophy and Ethics of Management, Economics and Consumer

Behaviour, Interdisciplinary themes in Food and Sustainability and Seminar Social Sciences.

(12) Academic Consultancy Training and Modular Skills Training (ACT and MOS)

This combination of courses helps you to improve your project management, communication and

cooperation skills while working in a multidisciplinary team. Students work in a group consisting of 5-8

students and carry out a research project together. Skills are chosen in consultation with and after

agreement of your study adviser (this can be done by sending an e-mail with the proposed courses).

Academic Research Proposal Writing

Students who are aiming for a PhD after completing the Management, Economics and Consumer Studies

master, may opt for the course YEI-60312 Academic Research Proposal Writing instead of ACT and MOS.

This course can then replace ACT and MOS. You can only follow this course after you have written your

MSc thesis. Admission follows on a positive advice from your study adviser and after an intake meeting

with the course coordinator if you fulfil the specific requirements for this course.

(6) Interdisciplinary Themes in Food and Sustainability

Students learn to summarise the natural science knowledge relevant to a research question. The topic of research is accessible to people without academic natural science training. The aim is to critically assess how their own social science perspective (economics, management or consumer studies) contributes to understanding the topic.

(6) Philosophy and Ethics of Management, Economics and Consumer Behaviour

This course focuses on comprehension of sciences, differences between scientific approaches, and the role of science in society, on basic concepts and normative commitments in the market and in economics and it teaches on a range of specific ethical issues in corporate and professional contexts.

(3) Seminar Social Sciences

Students will learn to analyse, judge and manage scientific knowledge efficiently and effectively. The

seminar will start in the second year along with a students’ thesis project. Analysing thesis research

proposals, presenting your own thesis research proposal, following and supporting peers throughout the

thesis process is part of the seminar as well.

B: Common Part 15 credits Management in Life Sciences (MLS)

The courses in this common part are compulsory for all students in the specialisation MLS. The courses

included are Academic Consultancy Training, Modular Skills Training and the Seminar Social Sciences.

(12) Academic Consultancy Training and Modular Skills Training (ACT and MOS)

This combination of courses helps you to improve your project management, communication and

cooperation skills while working in a multidisciplinary team. Students work in a group consisting of 5-8

students and carry out a research project together. Skills are chosen in consultation with and after

agreement of your study adviser.


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Academic Research Proposal Writing

Students who are aiming for a PhD after completing the Management, Economics and Consumer Studies

master, may opt for the course YEI-60312 Academic Research Proposal Writing instead of ACT and MOS.

This course can then replace ACT and MOS. You can only follow this course after you have written your

MSc thesis. Admission follows on a positive advice from your study adviser.

(3) Seminar Social Sciences

Students will learn to analyse, judge and manage scientific knowledge efficiently and effectively. The

seminar will start in the second year along with a students’ thesis project. Analysing thesis research

proposals, presenting your own thesis research proposal, following and supporting peers throughout the

thesis process is part of the seminar as well.

2. Specialisation and Profiling Part 81-93 or 105 credits

Depending on your background (HBO or Academic) you must follow 6 specialisation or profiling courses.

Students within MLS have 105 credits in specialisation and profiling courses (see the table on page 18).

The courses will give you a sound theoretical and technical foundation in your chosen profile. Included in

this part is the Thesis Preparing Course. This course is needed to have access to writing a master thesis.

The internship and master thesis conclude the specialisation and profiling part.

When you have already done one of the courses in this part, you may, with permission from the study

adviser, do a substitute course. But you must be able to proof that you have done a course of similar level.

You cannot receive an exemption for any course in this part of the programme.

Specialisation and Profiling Part

a) 6 specialisation and profiling courses (depending on your background Academic or HBO)

b) Including Thesis Preparing Course

c) Internship or Internship Upgrade (Upgrade for HBO students only)

d) Master Thesis

Internship 24 credits

The aim of the academic internship is that students experience the institutional, entrepreneurial, and labour

reality of a possible first academic working environment related to their study programme. Proper

internships require that students after completion of the internship are expected to be able to:

Apply certain scientific knowledge they learned during their study programme;

Execute certain professional skills better than before their internship;

Work independently with a sense of responsibility for the organisation; and

Expand their personal network.

The work during the internship must be carried out on an academic level, which means

attention for reflection on the practices of the internship provider and on the performance

of the student (reflection-on-action). Students need to get the opportunity to reflect on

their strong and weak points and on their further personal development.

The university supervisor checks the quality and academic level of an internship.

Students with at least 3,5 years of relevant work experience on academic level can opt for an exemption.

Ask your study adviser about the procedure. This procedure is only started after the student has gained

over 30 ec in courses at Wageningen University.

Students who are more research oriented may, after consultation with their study adviser, choose to write

a second thesis of 24 credits. The research for a second thesis must be done for an organisation outside

Wageningen University.


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Master thesis 33 credits

The thesis is intended to develop and test your research skills and enables you to analyse and evaluate

problems and possible solutions in a systematic and clear way. The minimum requirement for a thesis is

33 credits (five and a half months full-time work), but it may be expanded up to 39 credits. The selection

of the research topic, the writing of the research proposal, and the various elements of the research and

thesis take place under the supervision of a university staff member.

Internship upgrade for HBO students only 12 credits

Students with a Dutch HBO-educational background have the opportunity to upgrade their HBO internship

experience. When the student writes a BSc thesis of 12 credits, he/she can ‘upgrade’ his/her HBO-

internship. Then the student does not have to do an internship at Wageningen University. This BSc thesis

consists of a literature research on the topic of the HBO internship or one can chose a new topic.

3. Extra curriculum support

Wageningen Writing lab (no credits)

During your master you have to develop your academic writing competence (further), by working on

writing assignments within different courses of the curriculum. If, at any moment, you think you would

like to discuss your writing with a writing tutor, you can make an appointment for a session at the

Wageningen Writing Lab. Students come to the writing lab with many different questions, ranging from

how to structure text, how to formulate research questions, how to systematically work with literature

etc., but also with how to start – and keep on! - writing.

The tutor is a peer-student, that has been especially trained for this. The aim of the sessions is to help

you develop your writing skills and become a writer who can evaluate his or her own process and

product, and work out how to tackle problems. The tutor will support you in this process. Together, you

will examine how you currently approach writing assignments and whether this approach is effective. If

there is room for improvement, you can look for alternatives together. The tutor is not your editor or

proofreader; the aim is for you to be able to improve your own writing.

In’to Languages (no credits)

Wageningen in’to Languages is the language institute of Wageningen UR. Wageningen in’to Languages

provides language courses, language services and communication courses for students and staff of

Wageningen UR. Moreover, in’to Languages provides the RATEr test which determines your level of

English.


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Overview of structure specialisations Business Studies, Consumer Studies, Economics and Governance and Management in Life Sciences

Specialisat ions Business Studies Consum er StudiesEconom ics &

GovernanceCredits Managem ent in Life Sciences Credits

HBO- Prerequisite Part 3 0 HBO- Prerequisite Part 5 prerequisite courses 3 0

Com m on Part Com m on PartAcademic Consultancy Training & Modular

Skills

Seminar Social Sciences

Technology,

Innovation and

Strategy

Consumer and

Technology &

Innovation

Advanced

EconometricsIntroduction to Management and Life Sciences

Advanced Supply

Chain Management

Sensory, Perception

& Consumer

Preference

Theories and Models

in EconomicsResearch Design & Research methods

Supply Chain Management

Restr icted Opt ionalTechnology, Innovation & Strategy or

Advanced Supply Chain Management

Profile part 1 8 Profile part 3 Specialisation Courses 1 8

Thesis Preparing Courses

Advanced

Agricultural Business

Economics

Creating Frameworks

for Marketing and

Consumer Behaviour

The Economics and

Politics of European

Integration

Thesis Preparing Courses Business Economics

Creating Frameworks

for Marketing and

Consumer Behaviour

Advanced Consumer

Studies

Development

Economics

Creating Frameworks for Marketing and

Consumer Behaviour

Advanced Business

Strategy

Advanced

Environmental

Economics & Policy

Advanced Business Strategy

Operations Research

and LogisticsOperations Research and Logistics

Thesis and I nternship 5 7 Thesis and I nternship Thesis and Internship see paragraph 1.2 5 7

1 2 0 - 1 5 0 1 2 0 - 1 5 0

5 prerequisite Courses

Academic Consultancy Training & Modular Skills

Interdisciplinary Themes in Food and Sustainability

Philosophy and Ethics of Management, Economics and Consumer

Behaviour

Seminar Social Sciences

Total Total

Thesis and Internship see paragraph 1.2

1 5

3 Specialisation Courses

6

1 2

2 7

2 4

6

Specialisat ion part

Specialisat ion part


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2.2 Prerequisites programme (schakelprogramma)

Graduates from a Dutch HBO-education who did not follow a HBO-minor (see paragraph below), are obliged

to follow the prerequisites programme. The prerequisites programme consists of five courses that total to

30 credits (about 6 months). This prerequisites programme contains a mathematics course and a

methodology courses (Mathematics for Social Sciences, Research Design & Research methods) next to

three disciplinary courses which differ per specialisation. The prerequisite courses precede the regular

master courses of the first year. Due to government legislation all students need to complete their

prerequisite programme in full before starting any master courses, this is called the sharp distinction or

‘harde knip’ for linkage students. Students who need to take a re-exam in a prerequisite course cannot

start with a master course while waiting to re-take the prerequisite course. Students have one full academic

year to complete the 30 credits of the prerequisite programme.

After completion of all prerequisite courses the student is automatically admitted and registered in the

master programme. The costs of the prerequisite programme are kept proportional to the regular tuition

fee for Dutch students. After completion of the prerequisite courses the tuition fee which is left until the

end of the academic year will be paid to follow the MSc-courses.

2.3 HBO-minor

HBO students can do a HBO-minor (of 30 credits) at Wageningen University during their HBO study. The

HBO-minor is scheduled at Wageningen University in Wageningen, in the first, second and third period of

the academic year of Wageningen University. There is one Business Studies minor scheduled in period 4,

5 and 6 of the academic year. HBO students of admissible HBO programmes can participate in a HBO-

minor in the third or fourth year of the HBO study in consultation with their current HBO study adviser

from their HBO institution. For all four specialisations of MME there are several separate HBO-minors

(see appendix 1). Students can select one of the eight offered HBO-minors in consultation with the

Wageningen study advisers.

The courses marked in bold for the different HBO minors are compulsory. Students can select 2 of the

other mentioned courses in consultation with the study adviser. MO stands for morning course and AF for

the afternoon. There is a possibility to substitute the optional HBO-minor courses for more advanced

courses after approval by the examination committee.

To be admitted to the HBO-minor you need to:

1. Have obtained 150 of the 180 credits of the first 3 years (when you are in your fourth year).

2. Show English proficiency. A score of 8 out of 10 on HAVO or 7 out of 10 on VWO for English is

sufficient. The RATEr test can be taken in Wageningen when one of the former is not the case.

The score for the RATEr test needs to be at least 70%. Under paragraph 3.4 more information on

the English test can be found.

3. Have the permission of the examination committee of your HBO to follow these courses at

Wageningen University.

When students use this minor to continue with the master programme MME, they should be aware that

admission to the minor is no automatic admission to the master MME. However, the minor replaces the

linkage programme. For admission to MME the criteria in the following chapter must be met.

When you want to subscribe for a HBO-minor you should subscribe yourself as ‘bijvakstudent’. This means

you are a student at another university or HBO and you follow one or more courses at Wageningen

University. You can download the form to subscribe via https://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Education-

Programmes/Student-Service-Centre/Show-SSC/Bijvak-and-Contract-Student-1.htm

https://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Education-Programmes/Student-Service-Centre/Show-SSC/Bijvak-and-Contract-Student-1.htm

https://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Education-Programmes/Student-Service-Centre/Show-SSC/Bijvak-and-Contract-Student-1.htm


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3 Admission Criteria

In order to be admitted to the MME programme a student must fulfil the following 4 general admission

requirements:

A University Bachelor degree (or equivalent) or a Professional Bachelor degree in a field of science

relevant to the selected programme;

A cumulative grade point average (GPA) – or cumulative average mark – for the Bachelors study

which is at least 70% of the highest grade or mark achievable;

Good knowledge of mathematics and/ or statistics;

Fluency in English, both written and spoken

3.1 Pre-education/ BSc degree

You can be admissible to MME under the following requirements:

1. You should have a (i) relevant degree or a (ii) related degree to Business, Economics

or Consumer studies.

(i) Relevant degree: degree in social sciences in the field of management, marketing,

accounting, (general, agricultural, development or environmental) economics, consumer

behaviour or sociology.

2. (ii) Related degree: degree in the field of agriculture, plant sciences, animal sciences,

environmental sciences, nutrition and health or other related fields in the agriculture or food

sciences.

3. Your BSc degree should be of at least three years duration

4. Within your BSc programme you should have at least one year (60 ec) of courses

within any of the following (specialisation) areas indicated below. In order to be

admitted to a specialisation, you must have done at least 30 credits of courses during

your BSc in one or more of the following disciplines:

(i) Business studies: management, marketing, operations research, business economics,

information technology, accounting, finance, financial management, commerce, law, logistics,

facility management.

(ii) Consumer studies: sociology, marketing, consumer behaviour, economics, psychology,

communication, law

(iii) Economics and Governance: Agricultural economics, development economics,

environmental economics, econometrics, agricultural policy, environmental policy, institutional

economics international trade, law, public administration.

Please note: mathematics, statistics, and methodology courses are necessary prerequisites. Internship and

thesis courses are not acknowledged as disciplinary courses. You must have done at least 5 credits each

in mathematics and in statistics in the previous study.

Due to the multidisciplinary focus of our master we expect our students to follow at least one natural or

life science course. If this course was not included in your bachelor programme you need to choose at least

one natural or life sciences course in consultation and agreement with your study adviser of Wageningen

University.

Below you will find more specific information about the admission criteria with respect to pre-education.

Students from Wageningen University BBC, BEB and BGM.

If you have a three-year academic bachelor degree in Management and Consumer Studies (BBC),

Economics and Governance (BEB) or Bachelor Health and Society from Wageningen University, you are

automatically admissible to the Management, Economics and Consumer Studies Programme. In

consultation with the study adviser the content of your MME programme will be made.

Students from Wageningen University other than BBC, BEB and BGM.

You are not automatically admissible to the Management, Economics and Consumer Studies Programme.

Within your BSc you need at least one year (60 ec) of courses within the field of management studies,

consumer studies or economics to be admitted to specialisations A, B or C. To be admitted to the


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specialisation D Management in Life Sciences you need at least 12 ec in management and or business

economics. Please consult the MME study adviser to make sure you are admissible with your WU BSc.

Students from other Universities

If you meet the general admission requirements mentioned above, you are admissible to the MME

programme. If you have already done an internship or have three and a half years working experience it

is possible to obtain an exemption for your internship.

Students with a professional Bachelor (HBO)

To be accepted into the MME prerequisites programme you have to meet the following requirements:

1. 60 completed credits on social-economical courses, at least half of which are Business, Marketing,

Economics, Policy or Sociological courses. Excluded from this selection is a Social-Economical

Thesis or Internship!

2. A 70% of the highest mark achievable for your HBO-thesis and internships.

When the prior HBO-programme does not meet these standards, additional prerequisite courses will have

to be completed. This implies a longer study programme.

Students with a professional Bachelor and a HBO minor at Wageningen University may be completely

exempted from the prerequisites programme. Students always need to consult their study adviser about

this.

Students from partner Universities

If you are from one of the following universities, you are admissible to the MME programme when you fulfil

all the requirements indicated in the agreement:

Friedrich-Wilhems Universitat, Bonn, Germany

Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, Czech Republic

Warsaw Agricultural University, Warsaw, Poland

Università Cattolica Del Sacro Cuore, Cremona, Italy

University of Debrecen, Debrecen, Hungary

Technische Universität München, Munich, Germany

You must apply via the coordinator at the partner university and must follow the specified rules and

procedures indicated in the agreement.

3.2 Grade Point Average (GPA)

Grade Point Average for students from other Universities

Your Grade Point Average must be at least 70% of maximum scale (First Class Honours or a Second Upper

Division). If your score is between 65-70% you may be admitted when there are compensatory factors,

such as sufficient relevant work experience, publications, or a thesis of good scientific quality.

Grade Point Average for students with a professional Bachelor (HBO)

To be accepted into the MME programme an average HBO grade of at least 70% is required, including a

minimum of 70% for the HBO-Bachelor thesis and internships. A student with an average of 65-70% is

evaluated and can be accepted based on a good thesis, good grades for social-economical courses or extra-

curricular activities. The GPA is calculated as a weighted average of all your marks of the four-year HBO-

programme.

3.3 Good skills in mathematics and/or statistics

You must have done at least 5 credits each in mathematics and in statistics in the previous study. The

mathematics level is comparable with Dutch VWO level. For statistics the level of MAT-14303 Basic

Statistics is required. HBO students have 12 credits of mathematics and statistics in their prerequisites


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programme and do not need to meet this criterion. To be admissible for the C specialisation you need to

have done at least 10 credits in statistics and 5 credits in econometrics. If you do not meet the requirements

you need to contact the study adviser.

3.4 English

It is compulsory to check the students’ proficiency in English. Students will be directly admitted to the

programme if they meet any of the following requirements:

Standard level (proficient or advanced user)

IELTS Band 6.5 with a minimum sub score of 6.0 for speaking

TOEFL paper based 580, computer based 237, internet based 92-93 with a minimum sub score of

23 for speaking

Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE): pass at grade B

Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): pass at grade B

Cambridge First Certificate (FCE): pass at grade A

German Abitur: 09 Punkte for English

Belgium ASO or TSO: 70 for English

International Baccalaurét: 4 for English

For Dutch WO/HBO students: VWO 7.0 or HAVO 8.0 for English language or a 70% score for the

RATEr test at the Wageningen University Language Centre.

International students are required to submit an IELTS, TOEFL or Cambridge certificate in accordance

with the visa requirements.

Dutch WO/HBO students can take the RATEr test on appointment at the Wageningen University

Language Centre (http://www.wur.nl/en/Education-Programmes/Wageningen-into-Languages.htm).

During the first weeks of the MME programme all students will be tested on English fluency again. When

students fail to meet the necessary level additional courses in English will be offered.

3.5 Admission to Specialisation Management in Life Sciences

The General and Admission criteria as explained above apply here the alteration below:

A BSc degree (or equivalent) in a field of Life Sciences like Plant Sciences, Animal Sciences, Food

Sciences or Technology

At least one year of courses (60 ec) in a technological area and at least 12 ec of courses in the

Management Studies and or Business Economics area

A cumulative grade point average (GPA) – or cumulative average mark – for the Bachelors study

which is at least 70% of the highest grade or mark achievable;

Good knowledge of mathematics and/ or statistics

Fluency in English, both written and spoken


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4 Application procedure

If you are seriously interested in the MSc Management, Economics and Consumer Studies and you would

like to enrol, the application procedure is as follows:

Check if you meet the admission requirements mentioned above. Contact Frans-Peter

Scheer via [email protected] to evaluate your education when you do not fully meet the

requirements. You can also apply if your degree is still anticipated. You need to be in possession

of your degree before the start of the academic year.

Fill in the registration form: for non-EU/EFTA nationals who wish to qualify for NFP

before 15 January 2017, for non-EU/EFTA nationals who do not wish to qualify for NFP

before the 1st of May and for EU students the application deadline is the 1st of July 2017.

The registration form can be downloaded from http://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Education-

Programmes/prospective-master-students/Apply-for-a-Master-programme.htm. There you will

also find information on required documentation. Applications handed in after the appropriate

deadlines will not be processed for the start of the academic year 2017.

You can either be admitted to the MSc MME programme (with a BSc degree or a HBO

degree including a MME-HBO-minor) or to the prerequisites programme (with a HBO

degree). HBO students will first be registered as linkage students. You will start with the

prerequisites programme and will not receive permission to follow MSc courses until the full

completion of the prerequisite programme. The prerequisites programme should be completed

within one year. If this is not the case a student cannot be admitted to the MSc programme. Only

under very exceptional circumstances a prerequisite programme can be continued in a consecutive

academic year. Consultation with the programme director is then needed.

You will then receive an admission letter. Attention: This is also based upon your GPA and

level of English.

All admitted HBO (University of Applied Sciences) students will have an intake meeting

end of June to determine their choice of specialisation and to see which profile is best

suited to the student’s interests. Based on the outcome of this meeting you can then

subscribe for your specific pre-linkage programme by completing the registration form.

You can subscribe to this day via the MME website. After registration, you will receive more

information by e-mail.

In mid-July/August you will be invited to join the AID (General Introduction Days).

During these days, information will be given about your study at Wageningen University. It is a

great opportunity to get to know Wageningen, the University and its facilities. A lot of fun combined

with all sorts of practicalities best describes the information days. The AID of Wageningen

University can be recommended. During the AID, you will attend the Education Day. On this day

information is provided about your education and the choices you will have to make. It is therefore

a very important day to attend.

In the last 2 weeks of August (after the Education Day) you will have an additional

appointment with your study adviser about your study profile. It is important to prepare for

this meeting by thinking about a preferred profile or theme. Together with the study adviser you

will design a study programme to meet your personal interests.

For Dutch HBO-students a Mathematics refreshment course is offered optionally (for

Dutch speaking students). This is recommended to students with little mathematical knowledge.

The aim of this course is to prepare students for the compulsory Mathematics M course. The

Refreshment course starts at the end of August (1 week before the start of the academic year)

and will continue during the first period. The course syllabus titled “Voorbereidingspakket

Wiskunde” is available at WUR-Shop, Droevendaalsesteeg 2, building 102, Wageningen.

The first Monday in September 2017 will be the start of the Academic Year!

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Education-Programmes/prospective-master-students/Apply-for-a-Master-programme.htm

http://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Education-Programmes/prospective-master-students/Apply-for-a-Master-programme.htm


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Appendix 1: HBO minors

M1. Minor Specialisation A Business Studies

Course nr Code Course name Period EC

1a

OR

1b

BEC-52306 Financial and Business Management

1 MO1 6

MCB-20806 Principles of Consumer Studies 1 MO 6

2 YRM-20806 Research Design & Research Methods2 1 AF3 or

2 MO

6

3 MST-24806 Supply Chain Management 2 MO 6

4 MAT-12806 Mathematics M 2 AF 6

5a

OR

5b

MST-21306 Advanced Management and Marketing 3 6

MAT-22306 Quantitative Research Methodology &

Statistics

3 6

M2. Minor Specialisation A Business Studies


1 MAT-12806 Mathematics M 1 MO 6

2 YRM-20806 Research Design & Research Methods 1 AF or

2 MO

6


4a

OR

4b

BEC-22306 Corporate Financial Management 2 AF

BEC-20806 Financial Management in Agriculture 2 AF 6

5a

OR

5b

MST-21306 Advanced Management and Marketing

3 6


Statistics

3 6

M3. Minor Specialisation A Business Studies Facility Management profile


1 MST-52806 Evidence-Based Facility Management 2 MO 6

2 YRM-20806 Research Design & Research Methods 1 AF 6

3 ORL-20306 Decision Science I 2 AF 6


5a

OR

5b


3 6


Statistics

3 6

M4. Minor Specialisation A Business Studies period 4 - 6


1 MAT-22306 Quantitative Research Methodology and

Statistics

4 6

2 BEC-51806 Agricultural Business Economics 5 MO 6

3a

OR

3b

ECH-22306 Economics of Consumption, Welfare and

Society

5 AF 6

MST-32306 Strategic Change Management and

Innovation

5 AF 6


5 ECS-57206 Human Resource Management 6 AF 6

1 MO = Morning course

2 Courses in bold are compulsory

3 AF = Afternoon course


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M5. Minor Specialisation B Consumer Studies


1 MCB-20806 Principles of Consumer Studies 1 MO 6

2 YRM-20806 Research Design & Research Methods 1 AF or

2 MO

6

3a

OR

3b

CPT-23306 Communication & Persuasion

2 MO 6

FQD-50806 Usage Oriented Product Design 1 AF 6


5a

OR

5b

SCH-20806 Lifestyles & Consumption

3 6


Statistics

3 6

M6. Minor Specialisation C Economics and Governance



2a

OR

2b

AEP-20806 Institutional Economics and Economic

Organisation Theory

1 AF 6

DEC-20806 Introduction to Development Economics 1 AF 6

3 YRM-20806 Research Design & Research Methods 2 MO 6

4 ECH-10406 Microeconomics and Behaviour 2 AF 6

5a

OR

5b

ENR-20306 Environmental Economics and

Environmental Policy

3 6


Statistics

3 6

M7. Minor Specialisation D Management in Life Sciences


1 BEC-52306 Financial & Business Management 1 MO 6




5a

OR

5b


3 6


Statistics

3 6

M8. Minor Specialisation D Management in Life Sciences




3 BEC-51806 Agricultural Business Economics 2 MO 6

4 ORL-20306 Decision Science I 2 AF 6

5a

OR

5b


3 6


Statistics

3 6


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Set up time schedule minor4 start September 2017

Period 1 8 weeks 1 course MO

1 course AF

Total of 12 credits


1 course AF

Total of 12 credits

Period 3 4 weeks 1 course MO/AF Total of 6 credits

Period 4 4 weeks 1 course MO/AF Total of 6 credits


1 course AF

Total 12 credits


1 course AF

Total of 12 credits

4 Total of 30 credits


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Appendix 2. Academic Year of Wageningen University 2017-2018


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Appendix 3. Overview of all study programmes by specialisation and profile for

HBO bachelor students

A1 Business Studies: profile Business Economics HBO Bachelor

A1

Code Coursename Credits

0.PrerequisitePart

A MAT-12806 MathematicsinSocialScience 6

B YRM-20806 ResearchDesign&ResearchMethods 6

Cor BEC-20806 FinancialManagementinAgriculture 6

BEC-22306 CorporateFinancialManagement 6

D ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 6

E MST-21306 AdvancedManagementandMarketing 6

30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306

PhilosophyandEthicsofManagement,Economicsand

ConsumerBehaviour 6

2 YSS-33806 InterdisciplinaryThemesinFoodandSustainability 6

3 YMC-60909 AcademicConsultancyTraining 9

4 YMC-60303 ModularSkillsTraining 3

5 YSS-33303 SeminarSocialSciences 3

27

2.SpecialisationpartBusinessstudies

6 YSS-32306 Technology,InnovationandStrategy 6

7 YSS-32806 AdvancedSupplyChainManagement 6

12

3.ProfilePart

8 BEC-22806 Accounting 6

9 MAT-20306 AdvancedStatistics 6

10 ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII 6

RO MCB-30306 ConsumerBehaviour 6

RO BEC-53306 CooperativesandProducerOrganisations 6

11 BEC-30306 AdvancedBusinessEconomics 6

12 BEC-70424 InternshipBusinessEconomics(orUpgrade) 24or12

13 BEC-80433 ThesisBusinessEconomics 33

69or81

BusinessStudies:profileBusinessEconomicsHBOBachelor

Select1outof2

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120

MME+prerequisites Total0+1+2+3(includinginternship) 150

MME+

prerequisites+

UpgradeHBO

internship

Total0+1+2+3(exemptioninternship+upgradeHBO

internship=150-24+12) 138


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A2 Business Studies: profile Information Technology HBO Bachelor

A2

Code Coursename PeriodCredits

0.PrerequisitePart

A MAT-12806 MathematicsinSocialScience

1

M 6

B YRM-20806 ResearchDesign&ResearchMethods 1AF,2MO 6

C INF-21306 DataManagement 1MO,5MO6

D ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 1AF,2AF 6

E MST-21306 AdvancedManagementandMarketing 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 1MO 6

2 YSS-33806 InterdisciplinaryThemesinFoodandSustainability 2MO,3 6

3 YMC-60909 AcademicConsultancyTraining all 9

4 YMC-60303 ModularSkillsTraining all 3


Total: 27


6 YSS-32306 Technology,InnovationandStrategy 5MO 6

7 YSS-32806 AdvancedSupplyChainManagement 5AF 6

Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 BEC-22806 Accounting 1AF 6

9 MAT-20306 AdvancedStatistics all 6

RO ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII

RO INF-51306 BigData 2AF 6

RO MCB-30306 ConsumerBehaviour

RO BEC-53306 CooperativesandProducerOrganisations

11 INF-31306 InformationSystemsforManagersandEngineers 6MO 6

12 INF-70424 InternshipInformationTechnology 24or12

13 INF-80433 ThesisInformationTechnology 33

Total: 69or81

BusinessStudies:profileInformationTechnologyHBOBachelor

Select1outof4

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120

MME+prerequisites Total0+1+2+3(includinginternship) 150MME+

prerequisites

+Upgrade

HBO

internship

Total0+1+2+3(exemptioninternship+upgrade

HBOinternship=150-24+12) 138


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A3 Business Studies: profile Management Studies HBO Bachelor

A3


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6

B YRM-20806 ResearchDesign&ResearchMethods 1AF,2MO6

Cor BEC-20806 FinancialManagementinAgriculture 2AF 6

BEC-22306 CorporateFinancialManagement 2AF 6


E MST-21306 AdvancedManagement&Marketing 6

Total: 24

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart



10 AEP-52306 BusinesscasesAgri-FoodEntrepeneurship 6MO 6

11 MST-31306 AdvancedBusinessStrategy 5AF,6AF 6

12 MST-70424 InternshipManagementStudies 24or12

13 MST-80433 ThesisManagementStudies 33

Total: 69or81

BusinessStudies:profileManagementStudiesHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


MME+

prerequisites

+Upgrade

HBO

internship




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A4 Business Studies: profile Marketing and Consumer Behaviour HBO Bachelor

A4


0.PrerequisitePart

A MAT-12806 MathematicsinSocialScience 6

B YRM-20806 ResearchDesign&ResearchMethods 6

C MCB-20806 PrinciplesofConsumerStudies 6

D ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 6


30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





27




12

3.ProfilePart



10 MCB-30306 ConsumerBehaviour 6

11 MCB-31306 CreatingFrameworksforMarketingandConsumerBehaviour 6

12 MCB-70424 InternshipMarketing&ConsumerBehaviour 24or12

13 MCB-80433 ThesisMarketing&ConsumerBehaviour 33

69or81

BusinessStudies:profileMarketingandConsumerBehaviourHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


MME+

prerequisites

+Upgrade

HBO

internship




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A5 Business Studies: profile Operations Research & Logistics HBO Bachelor

A5


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 1AF,2AF 6

Dor BEC-22306 CorporateFinancialManagement 2AF 6

BEC-20806 FinancialManagementinAgriculture 2AF 6

E MAT-22306 QuantitativeResearchMethodology&Statistics 3,4 6

Total: 24

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

RO MCB-30306 ConsumerBehaviour 6

RO BEC-53306 CooperativesandProducerOrganisations 6

RO ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII 5MO 6


10 AEP-52306 BusinessCasesAgri-FoodEntrepreneurship 6MO 6

11 ORL-30806 OperationsResearch&Logistics 6AF 6

12 ORL-70424 InternshipOperationsResearch&Logistics 24or12

13 ORL-80433 ThesisOperationsResearch&Logistics 33

Total: 69or81

BusinessStudies:profileOperationsResearch&LogisticsHBOBachelor

Select1outof3

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


MME+

prerequisite

s+Upgrade

HBO

internship




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A6 Business Studies: profile Facility Management HBO Bachelor

A6


0.PrerequisitePart

A MAT-12806 MathematicsinSocialScience 1MO,2AF,6MO6


C ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 1AF,2AF 6

D MST-52806 EvidenceBasedFacilityManagement 2MO 6


Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 MST-31806 InnovationinFacilityManagement 1AF 6






Total: 69or81

BusinessStudies:profileFacilityManagementHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


MME+

prerequisite

s+Upgrade

HBO

internship




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B1 Consumer Studies: profile Communication Philosophy and Technology HBO Bachelor

B1


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C MCB-20806 PrinciplesofConsumerStudies 1MO 6

D CPT-22306 Communcation&Persuasion 2MO 6

E SCH-20806 LifestylesandConsumption 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27

2.SpecialisationpartConsumerstudies

6 YSS-31806 ConsumerTechnologyandInnovation 2MO,5MO6

7 MCB-30806 SensoryPerceptionandConsumerPreference 5AF 6

Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 1AF 6



11 YSS-33306 AdvancedConsumerStudies 6MO 6

12 CPT-71324 InternshipStrategicCommunication 24or12

13 CPT-81333 ThesisStrategicCommunication 33

Total: 69or81

ConsumerStudies:profileCommunicationPhilosophyandTechnologyHBOBachelor

Total:

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B2 Consumer Studies: profile Consumer Technology & Product Use HBO Bachelor

B2


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6



D SCH-20806 LifeStyles&Consumption 6

E FQD-50806 UsageOrientedProductDesign 1AF 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 1AF 6




12 FQD-70824 InternshipConsumerTechnology 24or12

13 FQD-80833 ThesisConsumerTechnology 33

Total: 69or81

ConsumerStudies:profileConsumerTechnology&ProductUseHBOBachelor

Total:

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B3 Consumer Studies: profile Economics of Consumers & Households HBO Bachelor

Course in italics is possible after consultation with the course coordinator

B3


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6



D MAT-20306 AdvancedStatistics all 6

E SCH-20806 Lifestyles&Consumption 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 1AF 6


10 ECH-22306 EconomicsofConsumption,WelfareandSociety 5AF 6


12 ECH-70424 InternshipEconomicsofConsumersandHouseholds 24or12

13 ECH-80433 ThesisEconomicsofConsumersandHouseholds 33

Total: 69or81

ConsumerStudies:profileEconomicsofConsumers&HouseholdsHBOBachelor

Total:

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B4 Consumer Studies: profile Marketing and Consumer Behaviour HBO Bachelor


B4


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C MAT-20306 AdvancedStatistics all 6

D MCB-20806 PrinciplesofConsumerStudies 1MO 6

E SCH-20806 LifeStylesandConsumption 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 MCB-32306 AppliedConsumerStudies 1AF 6



11 MCB-31306 CreatingFrameworksforMarketingandConsumerBehaviour 6MO 6



Total: 69or81

ConsumerStudies:profileMarketingandConsumerBehaviourHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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B5 Consumer Studies: profile Sociology of Consumers & Households HBO Bachelor


B5


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C MAT-20306 AdvancedStatistics all 6

D MCB-20806 PrinciplesofConsumerStudies 1MO 6

E SCH-20806 LifeStylesandConsumption 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 1AF 6




12 SCH-70424 InternshipSociologyofConsumersandHouseholds 24or12

13 SCH-80433 ThesisSociologyofConsumersandHouseholds 33

Total: 69or81

ConsumerStudies:profileSociologyofConsumers&HouseholdsHBOBachelor

Total:

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C1 Economics and Governance: profile Agricultural Economics & Rural Policy Analysis HBO

Bachelor

C1


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C ECH-21806 Micro-economics 2MO 6

D AEP-21306 Econometrics 1MO,2MO6

E ENR-20306 EnvironmentalEconomics&Policy 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27

2.SpecialisationpartEconomicsandGovernance

6 YRS-34306 AdvancedEconometrics 2AF 6

7 ENR-31806 TheoriesandModelsinEconomics 6

Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 PAP-30806 Governance,TrustandPolicyChange 6

9 AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomicsandEconomicOrganisationTheory 1AF,5AF 6


11 AEP-30306

EconomicsforEuropeanIntegration;Agricultural,Rural

andRegionalPolicyAnalysis 5AF 6

12 AEP-70424 InternshipAgriculturalEconomics&RuralPolicy 24or12

13 AEP-80433 ThesisAgriculturalEconomics&RuralPolicy 33

Total: 69or81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileAgriculturalEconomics&RuralPolicyAnalysisHBOBachelor

Total:

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C2 Economics and Governance: profile Development Economics HBO Bachelor

C2


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6



D AEP-21306 Econometrics 1MO 6

E ENR-20306 EnvironmentalEconomics&Policy 3,5MO 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 DEC-21806 Macro-economicsandInternationalTrade 6

9 AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomicsandEconomicOrganisation 1AF,5MO 6

10 PAP-30806 Governance,TrustandPolicy 6


12 DEC-30306 CentralThemesinEconomicsandDevelopment 5AF 6

13 DEC-70424 InternshipDevelopmentEconomics 24or12

14 DEC-80433 ThesisDevelopmentEconomics 33

Total: 69or81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileDevelopmentEconomicsHBOBachelor

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C3 Economics and Governance: profile Spatial & Regional Economics HBO Bachelor

C3


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6




E MAT-22306 QuantitativeResearchMethodology&Statistics 3,4 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 AEP-22806 Spatial&RegionalEconomics 5MO 6


10 AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomicsandEconomicOrganisation 1AF,5MO 6

11 PAP-30806 Govenance,TrustandPolicy 6

12 AEP-30306

EconomicsforEuropeanIntegration;Agricultural,Rural

andRegionalPolicyAnalysis 5AF 6

13 AEP-70824 InternshipRegionalEconomics 24or12

14 AEP-81333 ThesisregionalEconomics 33

Total: 69or81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileSpatial&RegionalEconomicsHBOBachelor

Total:

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C4 Economics and Governance: profile Environmental Policy HBO Bachelor

C4


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C AEP-21306 Econometrics 1MO 6

D ECH-21806 Micro-economics 2MO 6

E ENR-20306 EnvironmentalEconomicsandEnvironmentalPolicy 3,5MO 6

Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 ENP-30306 InternationalEnvironmentalPolicy 6


10 AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomicsandEconomicOrganisationTheory 1AF,5AF 6


12 ENP-32306 AdvancedEnvironmentalEconomicsandPolicy 5AF 6

13 ENP-70424 InternshipEnvironmentalPolicy 24or12

14 ENP-80433 ThesisEnvironmentalPolicy 33

Total: 69or81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileEnvironmentalPolicyHBOBachelor

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C5 Economics and Governance: profile Environmental Economics & Natural Resources HBO

Bachelor

C5


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6





Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

3.ProfilePart

8 AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomicsandEconomicOrganisationTheory 3,5MO 6

9 ENR-31306 Economics&ManagementofNaturalResources 6

10 PAP-30806 Governance,TrustandPolicy 6



13 ENR-70424 InternshipEnvironmentalEconomics&NaturalResources 24or12

14 ENR-80433 ThesisEnvironmentalEconomics&NaturalResources 33

Total: 69or81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileEnvironmentalEconomics&NaturalResourcesHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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C6 Economics and Governance: profile Public Administration & Policy HBO Bachelor

C6


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C AEP-21306 Econometrics 1MO,2MO6

D ECH-21806 Micro-economics 2MO 6


Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27

2.SpecialisationpartEconomicsandGoverance



Total: 12

3.ProfilePart



10 AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomicsandEconomicOrganisationTheory 1AF,5MO6



13 PAP-70324 InternshipPublicAdministration&Policy 24or12

14 PAP-80333 ThesisPublicAdministration&Policy 33

Total: 69or81

EconomicsandGovernance:profilePublicAdministration&PolicyHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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D 1.1 Management in Life Sciences: profile MST Management of Innovations HBO Bachelor

D1.1MST


0.PrerequisitePart


1

M 6


C YSS-22306 IntroductiontoManagementandLifeSciences 1MO 6

D MST-24806 SupplyChainManagement 2MO,4 6


Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

2.SpecialisationpartMST

4 MST-23406 NewVentureCreation 5MO 6

5 MCB-20806 PrinciplesofConsumerStudies 1MO 6


Total: 18

3.ProfilePart

7 MST-55306 EconomicsofScienceandTechnology 6

8 MST-55306 PrinciplesofEntrepreneurship 1AF 6






Total: 75or87

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileManagementofInnovationsHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total 1 + 2 + 3 120

MME + prerequisites Total 0 + 1 + 2 + 3 (including internship) 150

MME +

prerequisites +

Upgrade HBO

internship

Total 0 + 1 + 2 + 3 (exemption internship + upgrade

HBO internship = 150 - 24 + 12) 138


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D 1.2 Management in Life Sciences: profile MCB Management of Innovations HBO Bachelor

D1.2MCB


0.PrerequisitePart




D MST-24806 SupplyChainManagement 2MO,4 6


Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

2.SpecialisationpartMCB




Total: 18

3.ProfilePart

7 FQD-50806 UsageOrientedProductDesign 1AF 6





12 MCB-31306 CreatingFrameworksforMarketingandConsumerBehaviour 6AF 6



Total: 75or87

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileManagementofInnovationsHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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D 2.1 Management in Life Sciences: profile ORL Management of Business and Supply Chains

HBO Bachelor

D2.1ORL


0.PrerequisitePart


B ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 1AF,2AF 6


D YRM-20806 ResearchDesignandResearchMethods 1AF,2MO6


Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

2.SpecialisationpartORL

4 MST-24806 SupplyChainManagement 2MO,4 6


6 ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII 5MO 6


Total: 24

3.ProfilePart

8 BEC-52306 FinancialandBusinessManagement 1MO 6



11 ORL-30806 OperationsResearch&Logistics 6AF 6

12 ORL-70424 InternshipOperationsResearch&Logistics 24or12


Total: 69or81

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileManagementofBusinessandSupplyChainsHBOBachelor

StudentscanalsocompleteaninternshipwithInformationSystems

Total:

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D 2.2 Management in Life Sciences: profile BEC Management of Business and Supply Chains

HBO Bachelor

DBEC2.2


0.PrerequisitePart






Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

2.SpecialisationpartBEC

4 MST-24806 SupplyChainManagament 2MO,4 6




Total: 24

3.ProfilePart




11 BEC-30306 AdvancedBusinessEconomics 6AF 6

12 BEC-70424 InternshipBusinessEconomics 24or12


Total: 69or81

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileManagementofBusinessandSupplyChainsHBOBachelor

StudentscanalsocompleteaninternshipwithInformationSystems

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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D 2.3 Management in Life Sciences: profile INF Management of Business and Supply Chains

HBO Bachelor

DINF3.1


0.PrerequisitePart






Total: 30

1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

2.SpecialisationpartINF

4 MST-24806 SupplyChainManagament 2MO,4 6




Total: 24

3.ProfilePart


9or INF-21306 DataManagement 1MO,5MO6

INF-51306 BigData 2AF 6


11 INF-31306 InformationSystemsforManagersandEngineers 6MO 6

12 INF-70424 InternshipInformationTechnology 24or12


Total: 69or81

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileInformationTechnologyHBOBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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Continuation Appendix 3. Overview Programmes for students with an Academic

background

A1 Business Studies: profile Business Economics Academic Bachelor

A1


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27




Total 12

8 YRM-20806 ResearchDesign&ResearchMethods 6


RO ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI

RO BEC-22306 CorporateFinancialManagement 6

RO BEC-22806 Accounting


11 BEC-70424 InternshipBusinessEconomics 24


Total 81

BusinessStudies:profileBusinessEconomicsAcademicBachelor

Select1outof3

3.ProfilePart

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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A2 Business Studies: profile Information Technology Academic Bachelor

A2


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27




Total 12



RO ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII

RO INF-21306 DataManagement


RO MST-21306 AdvancedManagement&Marketing


RO INF-51306 BigData 6

10 INF-31306 InformationSystemsforManagersandEngineers 6

11 INF-70424 InternshipInformationTechnology 24


Total 81

BusinessStudies:profileInformationTechnologyAcademicBachelor

Select1outof6

3.ProfilePart

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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A3 Business Studies: profile Management Studies Academic Bachelor

A3


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27




Total 12



RO ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 6



10 MST-31306 AdvancedBusinessStrategy 6

11 MST-70424 InternshipManagementStudies 24


Total 81

BusinessStudies:profileManagementStudiesAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof3

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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A4 Business Studies: profile Marketing and Consumer Behaviour Academic Bachelor

A4


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27




Total 12



RO BEC-22306 CorporateFinancialManagement

RO ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 6




11 MCB-70424 InternshipMarketing&ConsumerBehaviour 24


Total 81

BusinessStudies:profileMarketingandConsumerBehaviourAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof4

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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A5 Business Studies: profile Operations Research & Logistics Academic Bachelor

A5

Code Course name Period Credits

1. Common part MME

1 CPT-38306

Philosophy and Ethics of Management, Economics and

Consumer Behaviour 1MO 6

2 YSS-33806 Interdisciplinary Themes in Food and Sustainability 2MO,3 6

3 YMC-60909 Academic Consultancy Training all 9

4 YMC-60303 Modular Skills Training all 3

5 YSS-34803 Seminar Social Sciences 3

Total: 27

2. Specialisation part Business studies

6 YSS-32306 Technology, Innovation and Strategy 5MO 6

7 YSS-32806 Advanced Supply Chain Management 5AF 6

8 ORL-20306 Decision Science I 1AF,2AF 6

Total: 18

9 YRM-20806 Research Design & Research Methods 1AF,2MO 6

10 MAT-20306 Advanced Statistics all 6

RO ORL-30306 Decision Science II 5mo

RO BEC-22806 Accounting 1AF

11 ORL-30806 Operations Research & Logistics 6MO 6

12 ORL-70424 Internship Operations Research & Logistics 24

13 ORL-80433 Thesis Operations Research & Logistics 33

Total: 75

Total:

MME Total 1 + 2 + 3 120

Business Studies: profile Operations Research & Logistics Academic Bachelor

3. Profile Part


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B1 Consumer Studies: profile Strategic Communication Academic Bachelor

B1


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27


6 YSS-31806 Consumer,TechnologyandInnovation 6

7 MCB-30806 SensoryPerceptionandConsumerPreference 6

Total 12



RO CPT-22306 Communication&Persuasion 6

RO CPT-33806 AdvancedCommunicationScience

10 YSS-33306 AdvancedConsumerStudies 6

11 CPT-71324 InternshipStrategicCommunication 24

12 CPT-81333 ThesisStrategicCommunication 33

Total 81

ConsumerStudies:profileStrategicCommunicationAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof2

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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B2 Consumer Studies: profile Consumer Technology and Product Use Academic Bachelor

B2


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

8 YRM-20806 ResearchDesign&ResearchMethods 1AF,2MO6


RO FQD-50806 UsageOrientedProductDesign 1AF 6

RO SCH-20806 LifeStyles&Consumption


11 FQD-70824 InternshipConsumerTechnology 24

12 FQD-80833 ThesisConsumerTechnology 33

Total: 81

ConsumerStudies:profileConsumerTechnologyandProductUseAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof2

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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B3 Consumer Studies: profile Economics of Consumers and Households Academic Bachelor

B3


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27




Total 12



RO SCH-20806 LifeStyles&Consumption 6

RO SCH-20306 Gender&Consumerculture

RO CPT-22306 Communication&Persuasion

RO ECH-31306 ConsumerDecisionMaking


11 ECH-70424 InternshipEconomicsofConsumersandHouseholds 24

12 ECH-80433 ThesisEconomicsofConsumersandHouseholds 33

Total 81

ConsumerStudies:profileEconomicsofConsumersandHouseholdsAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof4

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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B4 Consumer Studies: profile Marketing and Consumer Behaviour Academic Bachelor

B4


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27




Total 12



RO MCB-30306 ConsumerBehaviour

RO SCH-20806 LifeStyles&Consumption

RO SCH-20306 Gender&Consumerculture 6

RO CPT-22306 Communication&Persuasion




Total 81

ConsumerStudies:profileMarketingandConsumerBehaviourAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof4

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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B5 Consumer Studies: profile Sociology of Consumers & Households Academic Bachelor

B5


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27




Total 12



RO SCH-20806 LifeStyles&Consumption 6

RO SCH-20306 Gender&Consumerculture

RO SCH-21306 DemographyandGlobalPopulationIssues


11 SCH-70424 InternshipSociologyofConsumersandHouseholds 24

12 SCH-80433 ThesisSociologyofConsumersandHouseholds 33

Total 81

ConsumerStudies:profileSociologyofConsumers&HouseholdsAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof3

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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C1 Economics and Governance: profile Agricultural Economics & Rural Policy Analysis

Academic Bachelor

C1


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12

8 YRM-20806 ResearchDesign&ResearchMethods 1AF,2MO 6

RO AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomics 1AF,5MO 6

RO ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 1AF,2AF 6

RO ECH-32306 AdvancedMicroEconomics 1AF 6

9 AEP-30306EconomicsforEuropeanIntegration;Agricultural,Rural

andRegionalPolicyAnalysis5AF 6

10 AEP-70424 InternshipAgriculturalEconomics&RuralPolicy 24

11 AEP-80433 ThesisAgriculturalEconomics&RuralPolicy 33

Total: 81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileAgriculturalEconomics&RuralPolicyAnalysisAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof3

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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C2 Economics and Governance: profile Development Economics Academic Bachelor

C2


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12


RO AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomics 1AF,5MO6


RO DEC-32306 InternationalTradeandDevelopmentPolicy 1AF 6

RO DEC-53306 EconomicsandPolicyofAgriculturalDevelopment 2MO 6

9 DEC-30306 CentralThemesinEconomicsandDevelopment 5AF 6

10 DEC-70424 InternshipDevelopmentEconomics 24

11 DEC-80433 ThesisDevelopmentEconomics 33

Total: 81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileDevelopmentEconomicsAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof4

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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C3 Economics and Governance: profile Spatial and Regional Economics Academic Bachelor

C3


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12




9 AEP-22806 Spatial&RegionalEconomics 5MO 6

10 AEP-30306EconomicsforEuropeanIntegration;Agricultural,Rural

andRegionalPolicyAnalysis5AF 6

11 AEP-70824 InternshipRegionalEconomics 24

12 AEP-81333 ThesisRegionalEconomics 33

Total: 81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileSpatialandRegionalEconomicsAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof2

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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C4 Economics and Governance: profile Environmental Policy Academic Bachelor

C4


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12



RO ENP-32806 SociologicalPerspectivesonEnvironmentalChange 5MO 6

RO PAP-30306 DesigningInnovativeGovernanceArrangements 6MO 6


10 ENP-70424 InternshipEnvironmentalPolicy 24

11 ENP-80433 ThesisEnvironmentalPolicy 33

Total: 81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileEnvironmentalPolicyAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select2outof3

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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C5 Economics and Governance: profile Environmental Economics & Natural Resources

Academic Bachelor

C5


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306


ConsumerBehaviour 6





Total 27


6 YRS-34306 AdvancedEconometrics 6


Total 12


RO AEP-20806 InstitutionalEconomics 6

RO ECH-32306 AdvancedMicroeconomics


RO

9 ENP-32306 AdvancedEnvironmentalEconomicsandPolicy 6

10 ENR-70424 InternshipEnvironmentalEconomics&NaturalResources 24

11 ENR-80433 ThesisEnvironmentalEconomics&NaturalResources 33

Total 81

EconomicsandGovernance:profileEnvironmentalEconomics&NaturalResourcesAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof4

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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C6 Economics and Governance: profile Public Administration & Policy Academic Bachelor

C6


1.CommonpartMME

1 CPT-38306







Total: 27




Total: 12



RO PAP-30806 Governance,TrustandPolicyChange 6

RO PAP-30306 DesigningInnovativeGovernanceArrangements 6MO 6


10 PAP-70324 InternshipPublicAdministration&Policy 24

11 PAP-80333 ThesisPublicAdministration&Policy 33

Total: 81

EconomicsandGovernance:profilePublicAdministration&PolicyAcademicBachelor

3.ProfilePart

Select1outof2

Total:

MME Total1+2+3 120


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D 1.1 Management in Life Sciences: profile MST Management of Innovations Academic

Bachelor


1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

3.ProfilePart

4 YSS-22306 IntroductiontoManagementandLifeSciences 1MO 6



7 MST-21306 AdvancedManagement&Marketing 6





12 MST-70424 InternshipManagementStudies 24


Total: 105

D1.1ManagementinLifeSciences:profileMSTManagementofInnovationsAcademicBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+3 120


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D 1.2 Management in Life Sciences: profile MCB Management of Innovations Academic

Bachelor

D1.2MCB


1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

3.ProfilePart




7 MST-21306 AdvancedManagement&Marketing 6




11 MCB-31306 CreatingFrameworksforMarketingandConsumerBehaviour 6AF 6



Total: 105

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileManagementofInnovationsAcademicBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+3 120


page 68

D 2.1 Management in Life Sciences: profile ORL Management of Business and Supply Chains

Academic Bachelor

D2.1ORL


1.CommonpartMME




Total: 15

3.ProfilePart





8 ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 1AF,2AF 6


10or ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII 5MO 6

MST-21306 AdvancedManagement&Marketing

11 ORL-30806 OperationsResearch&Logistics 6MO 6

12 ORL-70424 InternshipOperationsResearch&Logistics 24


StudentscanalsocompleteaninternshipandthesiswithInformationTechnology Total: 105

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileManagementofBusinessandSupplyChainsAcademicBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+3 120


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D 2.2 Management in Life Sciences: profile BEC Management of Business and Supply Chains

Academic Bachelor

D2.2BEC


1.CommonpartMME




Total 15

3.ProfilePart

4 YSS-22306 IntroductiontoManagementandLifeSciences 6


6 MST-24806 SupplyChainManagement 6

AEP-52306 BusinessCasesAgri-FoodEntrepeneurship


8 ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 6


10or ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII 6





StudentscanalsocompleteaninternshipandthesiswithInformationTechnology 105

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileManagementofBusinessandSupplyChainsAcademicBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+3 120


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D 2.3 Management in Life Sciences: profile INF Management of Business and Supply Chains

Academic Bachelor

D3.1INF


1.CommonpartMME




Total 15

3.ProfilePart

4 YSS-22306 IntroductiontoManagementandLifeSciences 6


6 MST-24806 SupplyChainManagement

or ORL-32306 BiobasedLogistics 6

7 BEC-22806 Accounting

or INF-51306 BigData 6

8 ORL-20306 DecisionScienceI 6


10or ORL-30306 DecisionScienceII 6


11 INF-31306 InformationSystemsforManagersandEngineers 6



StudentscanalsocompleteaninternshipandthesiswithInformationTechnology 105

ManagementinLifeSciences:profileInformationTechnologyAcademicBachelor

Total:

MME Total1+3 120

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