Study location	Netherlands, Haarlem (by Amsterdam)
Type	Bachelor, full-time
Study language	English
Accreditation	NVAO, CROHO number: 39311

Tuition fee	€12,900 per year
Registration fee	€450 per year

Entry qualification	High school / secondary education The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English. ⠀

Language requirements	English Accepted proof of proficiency: FCE or CAE, IELTS 6+ or TOEFL 79+

More information	haarlem-campus.com/business-psychology

Overview

Gaining a strong knowledge and understanding of human resource management, marketing, change management processes and being able to complement digitalization with people-centered and individualized approaches. You will be trained in overall business competencies and in selected specific areas of psychology relevant to operate in a business environment.

Programme structure

Year 1:
Team work & project management, Effective Entepreneurship, Social & Intercultural Business, Introduction to Business & Psychology, Global Challenges, Introduction to the Digital Future, Applied Mathematics, Operations & Information Management, Cognitive psychology of learning & motivation, Entepreneurship I

Year 2:
Personality Psychology: Understanding differences between people, Applied Research Methods, Cognitive Psychology of emotions & perceptions, Finance & Accounting for
Business, Entepreneurship II, Digital Marketing, Social Psychology: Man and his social environment, International Social, Agreement & Law, Emotional, intercultural & spiritual leadership, Entepreneurship III

Year 3:
Organisational Psychology for Change, Emotions in the Workplace, Management & Leadership, Anthropology Based, Marketing & Advertising, Entepreneurship IV, Psychologically Based, Personnel Selection & Recruitment, Business Intelligence, Psychologically based personel development in a digital world, Change Management

Year 4:
The Learning Organisation, Emotinal & Spiritual, Leadership, Global Topics – Ethics,
Diversity, Inequality & the Tripple Bottom, Applied Research in Psychology, Internship, Applied Research Project