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UvA, BSc, Economics & Business Economics

University of Amsterdam
 Netherlands

 

Study mode Start date Duration Fee international Fee study period Year of study
Full-time Sep years: 3 €9250 Academic year 2017
How do you build a prosperous economy? Should governments regulate the behaviour of banks? What drives people to prefer short-term rewards over long-term rewards? The sciences of Economics and Business Economics are broad, and infinitely fascinating. How do market leaders consolidate their positions? Why did the United Kingdom leave the EU? Why do poor people eat more fast-food? You will never tire of learning and studying when you choose the Bachelor’s programme in Economics and Business Economics.

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