Choose a Master's programme
Within 2 years after graduation, 88% of the bachelors of Economics and Business Economics study a Master’s programme in the Netherlands (source: KUO 2012).
Career prospects
The vast majority of U.S.E. graduates enrol in a Master’s programme in economics at U.S.E., elsewhere in the Netherlands or abroad. As a result, Utrecht economists find jobs as advisors, consultants or researchers in the Netherlands or abroad. In these roles you can, for instance, work in a multinational company or other business, a transport company, a bank, as an investor, for a project developer or a consulting firm. In addition Utrecht economists find jobs as policy makers in government organisations, such as government departments, the provincial authorities, employers' associations, trade unions or European bodies.
A small number of graduates become scientific researchers, entrepreneurs, university lecturers or teachers. Studying Economics in Utrecht opens the door to a wide range of careers!
Master’s programmes at UU
After completing your Bachelor in Economics and Business Economics, you can choose a Master’s programme, either at U.S.E. or at another university.
As of 2016-2017, Utrecht University School of Economics (U.S.E.) offers a Research Master (120 ECTS):
And the following Academic Masters (60 ECTS):
- Banking and Finance
- Business and Social Impact
- Business Development and Entrepreneurship
- Economic Policy
- Financial Management
- International Management
- Law and Economics
- Strategy, Competition and Regulation
- Sustainable Finance and Investments
Amongst others the Faculty Law, Economics and Governance also offers the following Academic Master (60 ECTS):
If you are not sure which Master's programme is right for you, you might have a look at the study choice webpage or consider making an appointment with the Study Advisor or with the UU’s central Study choice advisor.