Amsterdam School of International Business
Partners | Global minds, local presence
Whether you're a university representative aiming to expand your international partnerships, or an organization seeking innovative insights from our students to elevate your operations and strategy, our teams are prepared to provide assistance!
AMSIB takes pride in fostering a 'global mindset' among its students during their educational journey.
A diverse classroom, fully English-language literature and lectures, and a heavy emphasis on international experience is our focus at AMSIB.
The global exchange of our bachelor's programs offers students a distinctive chance to study abroad, immersing themselves in the lifestyle and educational environment of a country with diverse values and customs. This experience fosters a global perspective and hones intercultural competencies. The Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE) boasts partnerships with over 170 universities worldwide.
Experiential learning is the cornerstone of the last two years in our bachelor's programmes. Internships at globally active organizations enable students to cultivate practical skills essential for launching their careers after graduation. At the same time, it offers companies the opportunity to gain fresh perspectives that can enhance their performance.
Get in touch with the relevant team to find out more!
Partners
These strategic partners keep our curricula strong and relevant through regular reviews and advice. For our partners, this not only allows them to promote their recruitment options towards our students, but it also gives them the benefit of our students’ up-to-date knowledge and often-innovative ideas, insights, and research. IBAB members are active in many business branches, like the financial industry, logistics, international trade, manufacturing, communications, transportation, fashion, agriculture, energy, et cetera. Furthermore, we keep close relationships with the government of Amsterdam in our IBAB, as our graduates are important (future) contributors to the economic growth of the Amsterdam Metropolitan Region.
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