Business Analytics and Operations Research

This program teaches generic Data Science and Optimization methods that allow you to solve decision problems in a wide variety of applications. Examples from logistics include vehicle routing, supply chain optimization, and inventory management. But there are many other applications, such as donor kidney allocation and optimizing tumor treatment plans in the medical field, or dike height optimization and train scheduling in the public sector. The Master's program in Business Analytics and Operations Research is a renewed spezialisation of the Master's program in Operations Research and Management Science (You can find the Master's program in Studielink - Croho 60057). This Master's program is one of the programs with the best career prospects. Modern developments such as Big Data and Business Analytics have increased the already high demand for specialists in Operations Research and Management Science. Rankings # 1 in the Netherlands and #10 in Europe in Economics & Econometrics - QS World University Rankings

Instruction modes

case study, literature study, oral presentation, computer exercise, research, research project, tutorial, lecture, group assignment, individual assignment, self study, seminar

Accreditation: AACSB, NVAO

Erasmus Mundus program: This is an Erasmus Mundus program.

Admission requirements

Proficiency in English is required. Students who obtained their Bachelor's degree in the Netherlands, native English speakers and applicants with a Bachelor's degree from a programme entirely in English are admitted without an English proficiency test.

Other requirements

1. taaltoets cijfer Proficiency in English is required. Students who obtained their Bachelor's degree in the Netherlands, native English speakers and applicants with a Bachelor's degree from a programme entirely in English are admitted without an English proficiency test.
2. ingangstoets GRE
3. vooropleiding (ISPAC: vereiste vooropleiding) University Bachelor's degree in a relevant field in Economics, Operations Research