Factsheet 2019/2020 Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences

Hogeschool Rotterdam Name of Institution Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences

Contact Details :

Head of the Institution Executive Board: Mr. M.J.G.Bormans

Title President Executive Board

Address P.O. Box 25035

City / Postcode Rotterdam 3001 HA

Country The Netherlands

Website www.rotterdamuas.com Erasmus ID / EUC Code (for NL ROTTERD03 – 28833 Erasmus+ partners only) PIC code (Erasmus+) 943771880 Institutional Erasmus+ Mrs. Fiona Waldram-Geilman Coordinator Telephone +31 10 794 6005

E-mail team Exchange [email protected]

Centre of International Affairs (central level) :

Contact for agreements Mrs. Fiona Waldram-Geilman / Ms. Mariska Ruijs

Contact for incoming Students Ms. Vera Fase / Ms. Mariska Ruijs

Contact for outgoing Students Ms. Erika Janse / Ms. Elly Rietveld

Telephone +31 10 794 6005

E-mail [email protected] / [email protected] (outgoing)

Website https://rotterdamuas.com/programmes/exchange/

Contact for permits & visa: Mrs. Elzaan Botma / Mr. Lennard Lageweg

Telephone +31 10 794 6363

E-mail [email protected] https://rotterdamuas.com/study-information/practical- Website information/Visa-Application-Process/

Student Housing Office :

Contact Person Mr. Ryan Gentle

Telephone +31 10 794 5922

E-mail [email protected] https://www.rotterdamuas.com/study-information/practical- Website information/Student-Housing/

Academic Calendar Information :

Fall semester : Spring semester : Nomination Deadlines April 13th October 14th Fall semester : Spring semester : Application Deadlines May 1st November 1st Fall semester : Spring semester : Orientation Dates Late August or early September Early February Fall semester: Spring semester: Start and end of Semesters Early September – mid Early February – mid June or (including examination dates) December or late January early July

Academic Level(s) offered to Undergraduate (Bachelor) Exchange Students Language of Instruction English (and Dutch) Preferred Language Requirements for Exchange CEFR B2 / IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL 550 or equivalent Students Please indicate main study Business, Management, Finance, IT, Engineering, fields (majors) in your university Arts & Design, Logistics, Transport, Education Information about courses https://rotterdamuas.com/programmes/exchange/ When will transcripts be Approximately 6 weeks after end of semester released?

Exchange Student Information:

Health Insurance Requirements Mandatory What Housing is provided by Off-campus housing, shared apartments host institution? Important information how to https://www.rotterdamuas.com/study-information/practical- apply for accommodation information/Student-Housing/University-Residence-Halls/ Housing Application Deadline Opens mid May and mid November. First come, first served basis Visa Application Deadline June 14th (Fall semester) and December 6th (Spring semester) Approximate cost of € 400 - € 600 accommodation per month? Is there a pick-up service Yes provided upon arrival? Public transportation cost Varies (quite expensive, it is advised to use a bike) Average meal cost at the € 4 - 8 university cafeteria

Entrance visa (MVV) & Study residence permit (VVR)

Visa application procedure

IMPORTANT DEADLINES

Please provide us with all required payments and documents before the deadline of 14th of June 2019 to avoid any delay in your visa application process.

The visa application process for students from Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Cameroon takes three months. Therefore these students must provide us with all required payments and documents before the deadline of 7th of May 2019.

We strongly advise you not to book a flight until the MVV sticker has been placed in your passport.

I. Which permits are required?

Students from outside the EU/EER (Europe) who wish to attend a study programme at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences for more than 3 months are obliged to obtain a study residence permit.

Depending on your situation, you will need one or both of the following permits: • MVV = Entrance visa to enter the Netherlands • VVR = Study Residence Permit

Students from countries outside the EU/EER (Europe) need an MVV and VVR.

Students from Australia, Canada, Japan, Monaco, New Zealand, South Korea, USA and Vatican City State only need a VVR.

Non-EU students with a valid residence permit from a Schengen country only need a VVR.

II. Before arrival

As guarantor the Centre of International Affairs (CoIA) applies for an MVV and/or VVR on your behalf at the Dutch immigration office (IND). This process is done before you arrive in the Netherlands. As your guarantor we require that you provide us with proof of sufficient funds to cover your living expenses while studying in the Netherlands. This also means that from the moment you stop studying at the university, we also stop being your guarantor and inform the Dutch immigration office (IND) of this change in status. Your study residence permit will then be revoked. An MVV and/or VVR costs €171,00. This fee is specified on your invoice and is non-refundable. Students with the Sanmarinese and Israeli nationality are exempt paying for the MVV and/or VVR costs.

General overview of the visa procedure:

Step 1 Receive visa instructions Step 2 Provide necessary documents first by e-mail for a check Step 3 After approval by e-mail, if applicable send documents by post with DHL/FedEx or similar Step 4 Pay the invoice on time (please keep in mind that international bank transfers do take time, and please also take into account your bank transfer fees. The amount transferred must include the amount requested on the invoice plus any bank transfer fees incurred.) Step 5 Please respect the deadline for receiving all documents/payments Step 6 Student Support then applies for your visa (MVV/VVR or only VVR) at the IND* Step 7 Your visa will be processed by the IND Step 8 We notify you when we receive approval of your MVV/VVR or only VVR application Step 9 MVV/VVR students need to make an appointment at the Dutch Embassy/consulate You must leave your passport at the Dutch Embassy for a couple of days VVR only students do not need to go the Dutch Embassy/consulate Step 10 We recommend not to book your flight until you have received the actual MVV in your passport. Step 11 Students who only need a VVR, need to visit the IND office after their arrival in The Netherlands to provide their biometrics. Step 12 After arrival in The Netherlands you will receive your VVR *IND Dutch Immigration Office

We will guide you through these steps, to make the process as smoothly as possible.

III. Proof of Sufficient funds

In order to obtain a study residence permit, the Dutch immigration office (IND) requires proof of sufficient funds of at least €10.596,00 on a yearly basis for living expenses plus proof that you have sufficient funds to pay the tuition fee for 1 year. Students who are going to do the pre-master 6 months also need to show proof of sufficient funds for 1 year which is €10.596,00 plus proof that you have sufficient funds to pay the tuition fee for the pre- master 6 months and half of the master tuition fee. Exchange students need to show €883 for every month that they will be studying at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. The proof of sufficient funds can be shown in these 2 ways:

1. Bank transfer to the school’s bank account 2. Scholarship award letter

The scholarship letter must be drawn up in Dutch, English, German or French. If it is not in these languages then the document needs to be translated by a sworn translator to English. Please make sure all the information is correct. You need to show the original documents as well as the translation.

Note: students from Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Cameroon can only show the proof of sufficient funds through a bank transfer to the school’s bank account.

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1. Bank transfer to the school’s bank account

This means you will pay the tuition fee (if applicable) and deposit the amount which is needed to proof you have sufficient funds.

Full degree students: You will receive an invoice of €10.596,00 plus the amount of the tuition fee for 1 year if you are a full degree student.

Exchange students: You will receive an invoice of €883 for every month that you will be studying at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences.

Pre-master 6 and 12 months: Students who are going to do the pre-master 6 months will receive an invoice of €10.596,00 plus the tuition fee for the pre-master 6 months and half of the master tuition fee.

Students who are going to do the pre-master 12 months will receive an invoice of €10.596,00 plus the tuition fee for the pre-master 12 months.

Refund of the living fees:

After the start of your study program at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, we will inform you how the proof of sufficient funds will be refunded to you.

Please be aware that the refund process takes about 3-6 weeks. You will not have access to that amount before that. So make sure you will have sufficient extra funds for the first few weeks in The Netherlands

Please note that you will need to open a Dutch bank account as the money can only be refunded to your Dutch bank account. During the introduction week we will inform you how you can open a Dutch bank account.

2. Scholarship award letter

The scholarship award letter must meet the following requirements: • the date; • the institution granting the scholarship; • your personal details (initials, surname and date of birth) • the start and finish of the scholarship (start and end date); • the amount you receive; • Optional: the name of the scholarship programme. • Does the educational institution grant you a scholarship on behalf of a different institution? For example, an organization or company? Please then show the agreement between your educational institution and the institution in question.

Please send the scholarship award letter by e-mail first so we can check if it meets all requirements. After we have confirmed this with you, you can send the original scholarship award letter to us by post (preferably by courier like DHL or FedEx) to the following address:

Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences The Centre of International Affairs Kralingse Zoom 91 3063 ND Rotterdam The Netherlands

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Information for Chinese students ONLY: Nuffic certificate requirement

Students with a Chinese nationality must also provide us with a Nuffic certificate before we apply for your MVV/VVR. The Nuffic certificate must be applied for by the student via the online application system. For more information please visit this website.

Non-EU student already residing in the Netherlands

Guarantor

If you already have a Dutch residence permit from another Dutch school, we are required to take over this guarantorship from your previous school. In order to do this, we require a Proof of Sufficient funds.

Change of Purpose (COP)

If you are already residing in the Netherlands and wish to change the purpose of your current residence permit to a study residence permit, please send us an e-mail so we can apply for a Change of Purpose (COP) on your behalf. The COP application costs €171 and is not refundable. In order to do this, we require a Proof of Sufficient funds.

Required documents: - Antecedent declaration - Copy of your passport (personal page + stamped pages) Please send all pages in 1 PDF file. - Copy of your current residence permit (if applicable) - TB declaration (if applicable) - Scholarship award letter (if applicable)

For further questions, don’t hesitate to contact the Centre of International Affairs by sending an e-mail to [email protected] or call us at +31-10-7946363.

IMPORTANT DEADLINES

Please provide us with all required payments and documents before the deadline of 14th of June 2019 to avoid any delay in your visa application process.

We strongly advise you not to book a flight until the MVV has been placed in your passport.

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Overview of countries and cities where you can make an appointment to get your MVV Important: Select your country in which you are residing, or which is nearby the country you are residing in.

Country City Algeria Algiers Angola Luanda Argentina Buenos Aires Aruba Oranjestad Australia Sydney Austria Vienna Bangladesh Dhaka Benin Cotonou Bosnia & Herzegovina Sarajevo Brazil Sao Paulo Bulgaria Sofia Canada Ottawa Canada Toronto Canada Vancouver Chili Santiago de Chile China Beijing China Guangzhou China Hong Kong China Shanghai Colombia Bogota Congo, Democratic Republic (DRC) Kinshasa Costa Rica San Jose Croatia Zagreb Cuba Havana Curaçao Willemstad Cyprus Nicosia Czech Republic Prague Denmark Copenhagen Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Egypt Cairo Ethiopia Addis Adeba Finland Helsinki France Paris Georgia Tbilisi Germany Berlin Ghana Accra Greece Athens

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Hungary Budapest India New Delhi Indonesia Jakarta Iran Tehran Ireland Dublin Israel Tel Aviv Italy Rome Japan Tokyo Jordan Amman Kazachstan Astana Kenya Nairobi Kuwait Kuwait Lebanon Beirut Luxembourg Luxembourg Macedonia Skopje Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Mali Bamako Mexico Mexico City Morocco Rabat Mozambique Maputo New Zealand Wellington Norway Oslo Oman Muscat Pakistan Islamabad Palestinian Territories Ramallah Peru Lima Philippines Manila Poland Warsaw Portugal Lisbon Qatar Doha Romania Bucharest Russia Moscow Russia St. Petersburg Rwanda Kigali Saudi Arabia Riyadh Senegal Dakar Serbia Belgrade Singapore Singapore Slovenia Ljubljana South Africa Cape Town South Africa Pretoria South Korea Seoul Spain Madrid Sri Lanka Colombo St. Maarten Philipsburg

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Sudan Khartoum Suriname Paramaribo Sweden Stockholm Switzerland Bern Taiwan Taipei Tanzania Dar Es Salaam Thailand Bangkok Trinidad and Tobago Port of Spain Tunisia Tunis Turkey Ankara Turkey Istanbul Uganda Kampala Ukraine Kiev United Arab Emirates (UAE) Dubai United Kingdom (UK) London United States of America Miami United States of America New York United States of America San Francisco United States of America Washington Venezuela Caracas Vietnam Hanoi Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City Zimbabwe Harare

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Name: Mariana Savitska Age: 20 years Nationality: Ukrainian Exchange programme: IBMS

Here I arrived and set my ﬁ rst footsteps on Rotterdam ground

Hi my name is Mariana and Iʻm currently studying at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. A year ago I started thinking to go to Rotterdam on my exchange. Iʻve been a student since September and after 4 months I consider myself as a good guide, knowing a lot about my new ‘homeʻ city. Iʻll take you through this guide, sharing a few of my most memorable experiences with you. This way I hope to give you a better picture of the student life in Rotterdam. Studying at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences (RUAS) means studying in the dynamic harbour city of Rotterdam, located in the Netherlands. Rotterdam off ers the perfect location to embark on an international study career. Study in

In Rotterdam you’ll fi nd a lot of modern buildings, as much of the city was destroyed during World War II. Rotterdam is not only famous for its great architecture but also for its art. With more than 600,000 inhabitants, Rotterdam is the second largest city in the Netherlands.

1 Taking the watertaxi

Aleksandra – Russia Logistics and Transport Management

Rotterdam gives me the impression of a completely new metropolis. Delicious food, smiling people and lots of birds that’s my fi rst impression. Rotterdam is also a combination of a business city, a cultural centre and a place where parties always take place.

Studying in Rotterdam means drinking coff ee before morning classes, repeating Dutch words for classmates, running during breaks to Albert Heijn (supermarket) to buy sandwiches and wraps. And always take an umbrella and a waterproof suit with you.

2 Photo: © I. van den Broek den van I. © Photo:

Photo: © P. Schmidt Enjoying Rotterdam

The city’s many festivals, concerts, museums and cafés makes it a perfect study destination. Over the last few years diff erent publications such as; The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Lonely Planet have defi ned Rotterdam as a ‘must visit’ destination. Find out for yourself and take this challenge by following one of our exchange programmes.

Photo: © O. van Duivenbode Photo: © I. van den Broek den van I. © Photo:

Photo: © J. Bijl 3 The Netherlands

Rotterdam is located in the Netherlands, also known as Holland. For decades the country’s historical ties with other parts of the world has brought rich culture and ideas from abroad.

This makes the Netherlands a very tolerant and open-minded country. This openness is not only seen on a professional level, but also both socially and culturally. Therefore, the Netherlands is ideally suited for receiving students who seek to enrich their international knowledge.

17 million people live in an area of approximately 41,500 km², making the Netherlands one of the most densely populated countries in the world.

4 On a day trip to Amsterdam.

The Netherlands is not known for sunny weather and scorching temperatures. However, when I arrived at Dutch Kings Day on the 27th April. the end of August, I had plenty of time to enjoy the The national colour is ORANGE. sun. Even going into October! As the Netherlands is a small country, with fantastic public transport, I went to the beach a few times, and occassionaly took the train to Amsterdam and the Belguim capital, Brussels.

The wooden shoe, couldnʻt miss it

5 International atmosphere

Although Dutch is the national language, most people speak English. It is possible to survive without any Dutch language skills. However, learning Dutch is always a bonus, especially if you want to work in the Netherlands or truly integrate yourself during your stay.

Food you must try

Drop – The Dutch love liquorice - both the sweet and salty versions that are sold in all supermarkets. Kaas – The Netherlands is famous for their cheese, such as: Gouda, Leerdammer and Maaslander. Stroopwafels – Best when you buy them fresh at the market. Oliebollen – Traditionally eaten on New Year’s Eve. The best oliebollen in the Netherlands are sold in Rotterdam at Richard Visser’s oliebollen stand.

Eating stroopwafels @ Erasmus bridge

6 Music culture

Many high ranked DJ’s have their roots in the Netherlands. For example, Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, Hardwell and DJ Tiësto. All who have performed at the Flying Dutch Festival.

7 Studying at RUAS

Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences (RUAS) is one of the major Universities of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands.

Currently more than 37,000 students are working at RUAS on their professional future. We educate a diverse student population to enter professional careers, which will lead to working together with people of various cultures in an environment with an international character. Further details about our programmes can be found on our website rotterdamuas.com/exchange.

What is a University of Applied Sciences? RUAS is a University of Applied Sciences. This means that our approach is very practical. We prepare students directly for specific professions. This means that our education is strongly focused on professional practice and more dedicated to applied research rather than scientific research.

8 RUAS in a nutshell

1988 established

10 schools that offer courses in almost every sector; from education to business and communication to health care.

90 degree programmes for specific professional sectors

3500 lecturers Working on the project with our teacher. All our degree programmes are accredited by the Dutch-Flemish Accreditation Organisation (NVAO) Learning by doing

As RUAS wants to benefit from the internationally oriented city of Rotterdam, we strongly invest in relations with professional organisations, businesses and health care institutions in Rotterdam and its surroundings. These relationships generate many student projects and internships, which make it possible for you as a student to practice your knowledge and skills in a ‘real life’ setting. The good relationship with this network also enables us to continually attune our education to the needs of the labour market.

9 Your exchange at RUAS

Annually we welcome over 500 international students. We off er a wide range, with more than 20 diff erent, exchange programmes. These programmes vary from business to healthcare and from engineering to communication.

In a short time I met young people from 30(!) countries, and we all are exchange students at RUAS. Sounds wonderful, doesnʻt it

A few of them would also like to tell you something about their experiences regarding the exchange programmes. ou can read Marianaʻs testimonial online: rotterdamuas.com/exibms

10 Exchange programmes

Students from our partner universities can study in one of our programmes starting in September and February. The programmes are offered by Josefina – Chili different schools. Business Pressure Cooker An overview of the most recent exchange programmes can be found on The Hogeschool of Rotterdam is the inserts or online rotterdamuas.com/exchange. An overview of all our a university of applied sciences schools and their bachelor programmes can be found on page 20. that opens the doors to relate, communicate and learn from others. What I really like is the way they teach, by letting us take the lead, through learning with and from each other.

11 Rafael – Curaçao IBMS exchange

I thought my programme, IBMS exchange - minor Finance & Accounting - would just be about numbers, but I was mistaken. I had to work on actual problems of a company Frederico – Italy and do research on financial forms, Margarida – Portugal International Management assignments such as crowdfunding Logistics & Supply Chain and Consultancy and how to get companies started, Management which are all in my opinion, extremely At the start of our programme, we The programme I chose is a demanding interesting. My advice: When you get went to Charleroi, Belgium to meet the one, with many things happening at an assignment, work on it! The lecturers manager and some employees of ABB, the same time and with deadlines will expect a lot from you. In the end, a Swedish-Swiss multinational tech that need to be met. What I liked most you will notice that you learned company. ABB presented their situation was an online group game called something new and that all the hard regarding client services and asked us “The Cool Connection” where students work was worth it. to find different ways to offer better form a team to run a business. Each services to their clients. Every week team member is responsible for a we studied the company and thought department (Supply Chain, Purchasing, about different solutions. At the end of Sales and Finance). This game gave me the programme we presented in front an insight on how a company works. of ABB and their managers graded us. The lesson I learned is the staff you This for me was a real-life experience. hire can make or break a company.

12 Services

Our locations I like to go for a stroll around the city. A few of my friends bought a sports card for Erasmus RUAS has over 10 locations within the sport (erasmussport.nl) which is close to the city of Rotterdam. There are many Kralingse Zoom campus. There, you can try one of services which RUAS off ers, such as the 50 different sports, make use of professional comfortable and modern libraries, trainers and instructors or join 1 of the 22 IT services, access to printers, PC’s or student sport associations. My friends do some laptop service support. Also, every ﬁ tness there, but when the weather is nice they location is equipped with a canteen. prefer to go for a run. That way you can enjoy A few locations also have a grand your sports and the skyline of Rotterdam at the café or a special coff eebar. same time.

13 Living in Rotterdam Your fi nances will inﬂ uence your standard of living and overall experience during your stay abroad. Therefore, it is important to draw up a budget for your basic needs and personal preferences. On average students spend between € 5000 and € 7000 per semester.

Housing

RUAS covers part of the demand for accomodation by international students. We have reserved approximately 220 furnished rooms at the largest provider of student housing (SSH) in the Netherlands. Monthly living expenses Students can book a room after they Accommodation € 400 - € 600 have received their oﬃ cial Letter of Food € 150 Acceptance. More information about Going out/sports € 100 housing possibilities can be found Telephone € 30 on our website rotterdamuas.com/ Insurance € 80 - € 100 student-housing. Gym membership € 20,00 (discounts every start of a new semester) Public transportation € 40 - € 100 (one-way ticket (2hrs) € 3,50) 14 I really looked forward to the moment that I could study in Rotterdam, but at the same time it was very exciting and at some points also a bit scary. ill I ﬁ nd a place to stay How will I survive living in an unknown country nd what do I do when I miss home uckily for me I settled down very nicely. hen I miss home I take The view from my room my bike and go to one of my favourite places; King Kong.

15 My free time

Having a drink at

Strolling through the Vroesenpark

Drinking coffee with friends at the cozy Kong Kong Hostel Eating apple pie Party time!

16 Anastasia - Germany

My name is Anastasia, I am from Germany and did a full exchange year at RUAS. It is not an exaggeration to say that that year turned out to be the best one of my life! During my exchange, I met so many Festivals amazing people from all over the world, As host city for the summer carnival, The City Racing, the World Port Days attended some extremely practical and and the North Sea Jazz festival, Rotterdam is the ultimate festival city of the useful courses and founded my own Netherlands. Every year there is the International Film Festival Rotterdam student travel company: ‘Wanderlust (IFFR). Besides these big events, other smaller festivals are also worth a visit. Student Trips’. We are now doing trips Rotterdam is lively all year round, hosting festivals and events that show the starting from Rotterdam and traveling best of the city’s international culture, sports and music. to the whole of Europe. Now, after two years, I am still visiting my friends in Mexico and Finland, which Bicycles is great! So, I can honestly say that this Studying in Rotterdam and not having experience has shaped my life. a bicycle is possible. However, this way of transportation is the most common. As a student you can choose to buy or rent one. But if you invest in a bike you Margarida: My rented bike really will get to know the surroundings faster brought me everywhere in Rotterdam and save money! There are special and its surroundings. cycling lanes on almost every road. 17 Partner information

International cooperation Event at the Global Entrepreneurship Week One of our main objectives is the establishment of an international network with foreign universities and education institutions. We believe that international cooperation strengthens both parties, as skills and experiences are shared and we learn from each other. In addition, opportunities can be created for partner students to learn to cooperate internationally during projects and student exchange. If you want more information about cooperation possibilities or staff mobility, email [email protected]. Projects

RUAS has several international cooperation programmes funded by the European commission and the Dutch Government. These projects range from educational cooperation, such as curriculum development or student and teacher exchange, to educational capacity building in the developing countries. There are also national projects with external funding where RUAS works together with local companies creating solutions for practical challenges. With these projects we want to give our lecturers and students a chance to challenge themselves and to improve their skills in developing and executing international projects. 18 Short courses

Short courses are wonderful opportunities to learn about many topics in a shorter period of time. These courses are very practical and contribute to your knowledge and experience. RUAS offers a few different short courses every year. Read more about these courses online rotterdamuas. com/short-courses.

Research opens up great opportunities

Being a University of Applied Sciences we are strongly Winners International Case Competition focused on the implementation of professional practice. Through joint efforts between research, education and work International events in the field, real life and complex situations are examined and tackled. Students, lecturers and professors work The international atmosphere that you find in the city is together with professional organisations on solutions for also represented in our extra-curricular activities. All year problems that require an interdisciplinary approach. round RUAS organises various events e.g.: We focus our research International weeks accompanied by companies, activities on 5 themes: workshops and lectures. Business Innovation International projects abroad Creating 010 Case competitions Innovations in Care International Business game Sustainable Port Cities Urban Talent During these events you can feel and experience the international vibe. Each of these events are hosted by More information about our research centres can be found different schools within RUAS. on our website rotterdamuas.com/research. 19 Overview degree programmes

The list below shows an overview of all our degree programmes. Most programmes are only offered in Dutch. However, some programmes offer part of the programmes in English in order to enable student exchange, short stay programmes, projects or internships.

ROTTERDAM BUSINESS SCHOOL * ROTTERDAM MAINPORT INSTITUTE * SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, Bachelor of Accountancy Bachelor of Chemical Engineering MEDIA AND INFORMATION Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Logistics Engineering TECHNOLOGY * Bachelor of Business IT & Management Bachelor of Maritime Officer Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Entrepreneurship & Retail Management Bachelor of Maritime Technology Bachelor of Communication & Bachelor of Finance & Control Multimedia Design Bachelor of Finance, Tax and Advice SCHOOL OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT * Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Human Resource Management Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Computer Science Bachelor of International Business ** Construction Engineering Bachelor of Creative Media and Game Technologies Bachelor of Marketing Management Bachelor of Civil Engineering Master in Consultancy and Entrepreneurship ** Bachelor of Facility Management SCHOOL OF EDUCATION * Master in Finance and Accounting ** Bachelor of Logistics Management Bachelor of Education in Primary Schools Master in Logistics Management ** Bachelor of Real Estate Management (age 4 - 12) Bachelor of Spatial Development Bachelor of Teacher Education in: At Rotterdam Business School the following schools of Bachelor of Watermanagement Geography RUAS have combined their strengths: School of Commercial Management Studies, School of Financial Management, School Master of Architecture Biology of Management studies and Rotterdam Business School. Master of Urbanism German

20 General Economics & Finance and Control SCHOOL OF HEALTH CARE STUDIES * Bachelor of Design ** English Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Master of Design** French Bachelor of Physiotherapy Master of Arts in Fine Art and Design ** History Bachelor of Speech and Language Therapy Master of Interior Architecture & Retail Design ** Social Studies Bachelor of Teacher Education in Welfare Master of Education in Arts ** Physics and Health Care Dutch Bachelor of Health Care Management ROTTERDAM ACADEMY Technology Bachelor of Allied Medical Care Associate degree Accountancy Mathematics Bachelor of Midwifery Associate degree Arts & Crafts Master of Learning and Innovation Bachelor of Nursing Associate degree Crossmedial Communication Master of Advanced Nursing Practice Associate degree Engineering SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND Master of Pediatric Physiotherapy Associate degree Entrepreneurship APPLIED SCIENCE * Master of Manual Therapy Health Care Associate degree Health Care Management Bachelor of Automotive Engineering Master Physician Assistant Associate degree ICT Service Management Bachelor of Biology & Medical Laboratory Research Master of Sport Physiotherapy Associate degree Integral Construction Management Bachelor of Chemistry Associate degree Logistics Management Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Associate degree Maintenance & Mechanics Bachelor of Health Technology Bachelor of Social Work ociate eree Office maaemet Bachelor of Industrial Design Engineering Master Human and Organizational Behavior Associate degree Pedagogical Educational Assistant Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Master of Educational Theory Associate degree Sales and Account management & Management Associate degree Social Financial Services Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering WILLEM DE KOONING ACADEMY * Bachelor of Fine Art* chool hich oer a echae roramme Bachelor of Fine Art and Design in Education ** in English Bachelor of Leisure & Events Management ** ** Full degree English taught programmes Practical and Enrolment information

Centre of International Aﬀ airs More information

The Centre of International Aff airs (CoIA) is the department Programmes rotterdamuas.com/exchange within our institution that provides support to international Housing rotterdamuas.com/student-housing students and staff . We help you with your application and Research rotterdamuas.com/research give advises about partnerships and international projects. Contact Application deadlines Student/Staff exchange [email protected] Fall semester Between Apr 1 and 1 May International cooperation [email protected] Spring semester Between 1 Oct and 1 Nov Visa and health insurance [email protected] Apply via our website rotterdamuas.com/exchange Housing [email protected]

Student ambassadors www.rotterdamuas.com Our Student Ambassadors can provide a valuable insight into the life of international students in Rotterdam as well as of your studies in RUAS. They are a diverse group of students from many corners of the world, with a broad outlook of issues that international students might face on arrival. Feel free to contact them for questions about public transportation, campus facilities, the city of Rotterdam and other tips on studying in the Netherlands. Email [email protected] Facebook international students @ rotterdamuas The information in this leaﬂ et is not legally binding (v. 1.0) The information in this leaﬂ Exchange programmes Fall 2019 #GetConnected: interactive communication in the global village Beyond borders: Challenging Global Health Equity Business Pressure Cooker - a truly international business experience Business Process Management Creating Resilient Cities Data Engineering Data Science Designful Innovation: make an impact on 1 billion people Innovative Logistics and IT International Business and Career International Business and Management International Management and Consultancy International Business for Asia Supply Chain Management Logistics & Transport Management Pain Basics for Health Professionals School of Education: tailor-made programme Security Lab Smart materials for behavioral change Special Educational Needs Working World Wide: the international competence

Study area and further admission requirements of each exchange programme can be found on our website. Please note that most exchange programmes require at least 2 years of a 4 year Bachelor's degree.

In case of any doubts, please send an e-mail to [email protected]