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Tias Business School, Tilburg University

International MSc in Business Administration

Ranked #74Masters in Management 2022

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General

Average course length (months)14
International work mobility rank28
Internships (%)48
Location by primary campusNetherlands
Rank in 202057
Rank in 202163
School nameTias Business School, Tilburg University
Threeyear average65

Career progression

Aims achieved (%)85.112
Career progress rank30
Careers service rank46
Employed at three months (%)96
Programme nameInternational MSc in Business Administration
Salary percentage increase31.6
Weighted salary (US$)59649

Programme assessment

Overall satisfaction8.73
Rank in 202274
Value for money rank53

Diversity assessment

Female faculty (%)30
Female students (%)49
International board (%)31
International faculty (%)43
International students (%)51
Women on board (%)38

Faculty expertise

Faculty with doctorates (%)96

International opportunities

International course experience rank72


Contacts

Warandelaan 2, Tias Building 5037 AB Tilburg The Netherlands

https://www.tias.edu


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