New students
Welcome to the Master's programme Business Development and Entrepreneurship. On this page you can find all the information you need to know as you start your Master's in Utrecht.
Know what to expect
Take a look at your study programme and the academic calendar. Your schedule/timetable will be online from end of August. Find out what course material you will need and where you can get it.
Install digital tools and login to platforms
When you start at Utrecht University, you will receive a Solis ID and e-mail address, with which you will have access to various educational platforms that are important for your studies. For example, the MyUU app, Outlook or Brightspace. The MyUU app also contains your digital student card.
Know who to turn to
For questions about your courses please contact your lecturer. In need of general support? Check Support and development. Contact your Study Advisor who can guide and advise you on your study (choice) and setting up an academic plan. The Student Information Desk handles practical questions.
Studying with a disability?
Please contact your study advisor as soon as possible so that facilities can be arranged on time and you can use them right from study period 1.
Are you an international students?
Starting at a new university in a new country can be overwhelming, but we're here to help you make the most of it. Visit our Welcome to Utrecht website to prepare for your arrival as well.
Studying in Utrecht
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More about the Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance
Your programme is part of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance - a unique combination of three departments: the Utrecht University School of Law, the Utrecht University School of Economics and the Utrecht University School of Governance.