Responsible Business & Strategic Collaboration

During the programme you will work on three parallel streams:

• Responsible Value Chain
  You will work on increasing sustainability in global value chains through project-based learning. Integrating subjects like supply chains, finance, macro-economic developments and innovation.
  
  
• Strategic Collaboration
  You will learn about multi-stakeholder collaboration by applying business research methodologies and implementing the lessons learned in a collaboration project. Integrating subjects like research skills, intercultural collaboration and innovation.
  
  
• Language classes
  Wherever in the world you hope your career takes you, there are enormous advantages in combining knowledge of modern business with the expressive power of a foreign language.
  
  

Would you like to know more about this programme or do you have a specific question? Please contact the programme coordinator, Ellen van der Zande or Cindy Neeser.

The programme takes place during one semester and contains the following courses:

Please note that the programme reflects a (logical) bundle of courses/subjects and should normally be followed as such. By choosing this package you will have to participate in ALL the courses included. It is not possible to combine (two or more) programmes in one single period.

In our course guide you can find all relevant information about the programme in one practical document. Download it here for your convenience.

• Overview Responsible Business and Strategic Collaboration

Download the module guides for specific information regarding each course individually.

• Value Chain Analysis
  • Project brief
• Risk Analysis
• Building Responsible Value Chains
• Understanding Collaboration
• Mastering Collaboration

When applying for this programme, you are expected to have a solid basis on intermediate level in International Marketing.

English CEFR level B2.

Please note: If your English language ability proves to be insufficient to participate actively in (parts of) the courses you have chosen, we cannot be bound to the Learning Agreement, neither can we guarantee to offer you the required amount of Study load (EC’s). Teachers might request you to take a diagnostic test at the start of the course to check if your English language ability is sufficient to successfully participate in that specific course. In all cases it is up to the programme manager, to decide if your English language ability is sufficient to be eligible for the programme/course.