Bachelor's Programmes
Overview
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Amsterdam Business School
Triple Crown accredited and part of a multidisciplinary Top-100 university
The Amsterdam Business School (ABS) is part of the University of Amsterdam, Economics and Business. The School belongs to the 1% of the business schools in the world with a Triple Crown accreditation.
News
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3 questions for Marten Stienstra
This series introduces us to a different employee each week. Find out what they love about their job and learn things you might not know about them yet. This week: lecturer at the Strategy & International Business ... -
Becoming a Purpose-Driven Firm
There are 3 Amsterdam Business School (ABS) researchers involved in the study on purpose-driven firms: Zahra Kashanizadeh, Henk Volberda and Pushpika Vishwanathan and a researcher from Leeds University Business ... -
Maximising technological solutions for a just transition in global value chains
Robert Bwana, a PhD student at the Amsterdam Business School (ABS), is conducting research on the role of technology in enhancing sustainability within global value chains. His work sheds light on how technological ... -
From 10 students to a waiting list: the success of strategy consulting
Peter Beerten is a man with 2 hearts, a heart for the academic world and a heart for the real world. He used to be a consultant.
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Faculty and research
Internationally-recognised research across the broad spectrum of business disciplines.Learn more -
Alumni
As alumnus of the Amsterdam Business School you are part of the big network of University of Amsterdam alumni (165.000 in total).Learn more -
Triple Crown Accredited
Worldwide, only 1% of all business schools/faculties with business programmes have managed to achieve this status.Learn more -
ABS in the media
Researchers of the Amsterdam Business School frequently give their opinion about current news topics in newspapers and on radio and television in the Netherlands.Read more