Arnhem Business School

Transcription

07
08
bachelor programmes
Communication
Finance and Accounting
Human Resources and
Quality Management
International Business and
Management Studies
Logistics
HAN
Do you wish to
If you do, we suggest
pursue an
you read this brochure
international career?
and contact us!
This brochure contains information about:
3
The ABS bachelor degree programmes
4
General characteristics
4
First year
4
Main phase
5
Subjects offered in the first year
5
Double degree programmes
6
General structure of the programmes
6
Partner universities
7
Communication
8
Finance and Accounting
10
Human Resources and Quality Management
12
International Business and Management Studies 14
Logistics
16
Other English language programmes at ABS
18
Master programmes
18
Short-term programmes
18
English preparation course
18
Further information
19
Student accommodation and sports facilities
19
Wireless network
19
Introduction week
19
The International Students Association
19
Alumni Association
19
Admission requirements and tuition fees
20
Admission requirements
20
Tuition fees
20
Other costs
20
Application procedure
21
Application form
How to find ABS
22
Information days
23
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
Welcome to Arnhem Business School (ABS), a faculty of HAN*
University, located in Arnhem, the Netherlands. The University
has a total enrolment of about 22,000 students of which around
6,000 students study at ABS. Of the 600 students following
international business programmes 60% are from abroad.
ABS features an extensive library, computer and multi-media
facilities, an on-campus cafeteria, a (copy)shop and a 300 seat
“Our mission is to educate,
prepare and enable motivated
and capable students from diverse
cultural backgrounds to function
auditorium.
at a high level in internation-
HAN University is accredited by the Dutch Ministry of
ally oriented environments. We
Education and therefore complies with all the legal and quality
requirements laid down by Dutch law.
will achieve this by providing an
academically stimulating, inspi-
ABS, the innovative international business school of the
Netherlands...
rational and ethically sensitive
*HAN = abbreviation for Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen
learning and working environment
for both staff and students.”
the netherlands
• london
✶ Arnhem
• paris
The ABS bachelor
degree programmes
General characteristics
of the different study programmes. Students write a business
ABS offers five full-time four-year bachelor programmes, which
plan based on the theories taught in marketing, business com-
are taught entirely in English:
munication, financial management, macro-economics, organi-
• Communication (CO)
zational behaviour, logistics, human resource management,
• Finance and Accounting (FA)
statistics and accounting. In addition, students work in groups
• Human Resources and Quality Management (HRQM)
on a project relating to the chosen study programme.
• International Business and Management Studies (IBMS)
Before the end of the foundation year students have to make a
• Logistics (LO)
final decision which of the five study programmes they will follow in the main phase.
Many students from different nationalities have successfully
completed the IBMS programme since it started in 1995.
In the foundation year, one of their lecturers is assigned as
The other English language programmes were launched in
study career coach to each group. The study career coach will
September 2004.
help students to get to know ABS and monitor their study
progress. There is also a senior study career coach to help and
The bachelor programmes prepare students for an international career by ensuring that they have a thorough knowledge of
other cultures and languages next to a sound understanding of
business and managerial skills, both in theory and in practice.
Therefore students have to study in English and choose a
language which is not their native language and in which they
have not completed their secondary education, either Dutch,
French, German or Spanish.
Lectures are held in small groups of about 30 students.
Education without international teachers or without teachers
with international experience can never really be international
education. ABS employs several international lecturers, mainly
for the programmes that are internationally oriented. Foreign
guest lecturers are frequently invited to lecture on specialist or
topical subjects.
First year
All English language bachelor programmes begin with a common foundation year (‘propedeuse’), which starts at the end of
August and at the end of January each year.
In this first year the majority of subjects is the same for all
students. This gives students an understanding of the contents
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
advise on other matters, for example personal problems, which
which they do their placement, followed by their graduation
might have an impact on the student’s study progress later on.
assignment, in the fourth year.
Each year is divided into two semesters and each semester
ABS has over sixty partner universities throughout the world.
is divided into two periods, with assessments during class
Many students use the study abroad semester to specialise
and at the end of each period or semester. Students take two
in a particular business discipline at a partner university, to
to three study units per semester and are also involved in
learn more about the culture of the country and to improve
interactive group projects, which enables them to develop
their language skills.
their practical, social and inter-/cross-cultural skills. What you
might remember from secondary school as ‘subjects’, are
Subjects offered in the first year
grouped into ‘study units’ in each cluster (= semester) of the
programme.
Semester
1
Accounting and Finance
•
Main phase
Business Communication
After successful completion of the foundation year, students
Business Plan (project)
enter the main phase of the study programme, which lasts
for three years.
2 Credits (ec)
3
•
2.5
•
7.5
•
2.5
Economics
English
•
3
Logistics
•
3
approved exemptions, provided they have a good command
Management
•
3
of English and have already spent some years in tertiary edu-
Management Information
cation studying:
Marketing
–a wide range of subjects related to their chosen study pro-
Operational Plan (project)
New students can transfer directly into the main phase with
gramme and
– one foreign language besides English.
Research & Statistics
•
5
•
6
•
7.5
•
7.5
Specific subject per study programme
•
4.5
In the second year, students specialise in and receive a more
* One of:
•
5
detailed and broader picture of the chosen discipline.
Dutch
•
French
For students who have done their secondary education in the
German
Netherlands the third year consists of one semester of study
Spanish
exchange with a foreign partner university and one semester
doing an in-company work placement in a different foreign
* French and German start at intermediate level and require
country. Students from other countries have to spend at least
respectively ‘faux débutant’ and ‘Grundstufe’, which means
one semester abroad for study and/or placement. This goes
approximately two to three years of previous training. Dutch
for all study programmes, with the exception of Logistics
and Spanish start at beginners level.
students. In their third year they follow courses in ABS, after
The work placement takes place in an internationally oriented
Double degree programmes
company, in principle in another country. Students are expec-
ABS students can also apply for a double degree programme
ted to use their own initiative in acquiring a placement. Our
at one of the partner universities in the United Kingdom,
placement co-ordinators help students with the preparations.
France, Finland, Germany, Russia or Spain. Since a limited
They can, if necessary, use their network of contacts throug-
number of double degree places is available, competition is
hout Europe and elsewhere to help students find placements.
fierce. Students who are carefully selected for a double degree
Students taking Dutch as their foreign language may do their
programme spend an extra semester at the partner university
placement in the Netherlands and their study abroad with a
and on successful completion of their programme at this
foreign partner university.
institution and their ABS programme, are awarded two qualifications - a major advantage for an international career.
The foreign language elective will largely determine the countries students choose for their work and study experience.
They are strongly advised to select two different countries for
the study and placement, as this will give first-hand experience
of cultural differences and business approaches in the various
countries, an added advantage!
In the second semester of the final year students undertake a
graduation assignment for a company.
General structure of the programmes
First year
Foundation year, includes a specific subject per programme
Second year
Specialised subjects within general business background
Third year Study abroad or Work Placement*
Fourth year
Strategic subjects*
Study abroad or Work Placement*
Graduation Assignment
Bachelor’s degree
Fifth year
Master’s degree, in related or different disciplines
* Logistics students do their Work Placement and Graduation Assignment in the fourth year.
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
Partner universities
2
9
11 10
22
14 13
12
27
19 26 23
15
17 16 20
24
39
21
18
25
6
3
4
29
30
5
1
31
7
32
33
34
35
36
28
37
8
1 Laredo, Texas-US
2 Mankato, Minnesota-US
3 Menomonie, Wisconsin-US
Whitewater, Wisconsin-US
4 Ohio-US
5 San Francisco-US
6 Halifax, Nova Scotia-CA
Windsor, Ontario-CA
7 Guanajuato-MX
Mexico City-MX
8 Buenos Aires-ARG
9 Joensuu-FI
Jyvaskyla-FI
Helsinki-FI
10 Karlstad-SE
Umea-SE
11 Bergen-NO
Elverum-NO
Molde-NO
12 Kolding-DK
13 Ambleside-GB
Glasgow-GB
Huddersfield-GB
Hull-GB
Leicester-GB
London-GB
14 Dublin-IE
Tallaght-IE
15 Antwerp-BE
Brussels-BE
Gent-BE
16 Basel-CH
17 Angers-FR
Besancon-FR
Dijon-FR
Lyon-FR
Montpellier-FR
Paris-FR
Rouen-FR
18 Barcelona-ES
Castello de la Plana-ES
Donostia-San Sebastian-ES
Madrid-ES
Sevilla-ES
19 Berlin-DE
Bochum-DE
Bremen-DE
Dresden-DE
Duisburg-DE
Gelsenkirchen-DE
Pforzheim-DE
Wildau-DE
Worms-DE
20 Dornbirn-AT
21 Cassino-IT
Castellanza-IT
22 Tallinn-EE
23 Plzen-CZ
24 Budapest-HU
Pecs-HU
25 Athene-GR
Thessaloniki-GR
26 Katowice-PL
Poznan-PL
27 Moscow-RU
28 Cape Town-ZA
29 Suwon-KR
30 Beijing-CN
31 Hong Kong-CN
32 Kaohsiung-TW
33 Patumtani-TH
34 Denpasar, Bali-ID
35 Queensland-AU
36 Perth-AU
37 Melbourne-AU
38 Auckland-NZ
39 Istanbul-TR
38
Communication (CO)
Nokia has introduced a new mobile telephone onto the market. How can the company reach its target group?
The new improved Volkswagen will soon be launched. How
can this model attract attention amongst the other brands?
How can a company ensure that the media publishes its
press release?
A CO graduate knows the answers to these questions.
Profile of the study programme
The CO study programme trains students to become specialists in the field of business, marketing and corporate
communication. CO students learn to formulate strategic
communication plans, which must include internal communication, external communication and public relations. They
also learn how to draw up a (marketing) communication
research plan. Furthermore they learn about advertising and
how important it is for a company to have a good advisor.
Practical components
Applying skills and knowledge in projects and assignments
is an essential part of the CO programme. Examples of these
are designing ads, leaflets and brochures, designing an internet page connected to a database and using direct marketing
to get the highest response. Students form their own advertising agency with fellow students, which is an important contribution to future functions.
Students also have the opportunity to compete with other
CO students for the best strategic integrated plans in the
Integrated Communication Game.
International experience through a study abroad and work
placement improves the overall knowledge, which students
need to possess.
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
Examples of CO functions are: marketing communication
executive, public relations assistant and marketing communication advisor. All leading to possible functions such
as: account director, (marketing) communication manager,
public relations manager, senior account manager and corporate communication manager.
Main subjects
Advertising Agency
•
Brand Design/Brand Management
•
•
Communication Research
•
3
Corporate Strategy Design
•
English
•
External Communication
•
Integrated Communication Game
International Marketing •
Internet
•
Media
•
Public Relations/Public Affairs
•
Specialisation in Brand Management, PR or New Media
4
•
•
•
2
Study Abroad and International Placement
Year
Finance and
Accounting (FA)
A supermarket cuts its prices in order to win a price
war. How long can it keep this up?
An airline is looking for a partnership or strategic alliance. Is this a valid long-term option?
The management of a company must be able to assess
the current (financial) situation whenever necessary.
A FA student develops and maintains the systems
that ensure this sort of information is available when
needed.
The FA study programme trains students for middle management functions in the private and public sectors. Students
acquire knowledge, skills and insight, which will enable them
to independently analyse financial data and to give advice on
in-company decisions in the field of finance and accounting.
Careers open to FA graduates include: controller, account
manager financial institutions, financial advisor, consolidation
officer, management advisor and planning & control officer.
Applying skills in practice is an important element of the FA
study programme. Case studies throughout the study programme enable students to develop competencies, which are
essential in professional practice.
The work placement takes place in a semester of the third
year in a company or public organization. Students analyse
and solve problems relating to the accounting control cycle,
the administration of goods, services and information, and
financial planning. The graduation assignment also takes
place in a company or public organization.
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
10
Main subjects
Year
2
Accounting Information Systems
•
Auditing & Controlling
•
•
Company Law/Tax Law
•
•
English
•
•
Financial Control (strategic, tactical, operational)
•
•
International Accounting
•
International Finance
•
•
International Management
•
•
Management Accounting
•
•
11
4
•
•
3
Human Resources and Quality
Management (HRQM)
The HRQM study programme trains students for policy and management functions
in industry and governmental organizations. Graduates are familiar with both commercial processes and legal procedures. They are also eminently suitable for the
management of the human resources in the organizations.
Human resources and quality management are the core subjects of the study programme. In addition, a great deal of attention is paid to oral and writing skills and
to working in a team. A compulsory part of the programme are the assessment
training sessions, where students practise group discussions and dialogues, for
example rendering a ‘bad news’ message and negotiating. The programme is inter-
A multi-national wants to transfer
its company activities to an East
nationally oriented, with a strong emphasis on the Western European countries.
Examples of functions for HRQM graduates are: training officer, recruitment officer,
European country. What actions
staffing consultant in an employment agency, HR consultant, management consul-
concerning the employment have
tant, quality control officer and junior business consultant.
to be taken into account? A com-
pany has a considerable number
Putting theory into practice is an essential part of the HRQM study programme.
of vacancies because of expan-
This is expressed in projects, the placement and graduation assignment. Case
studies enable students to develop competencies, which are essential in the profes-
ding activities. But how can it
sion.
recruit and select employees of a
The work placement takes place in a HRM or Quality department of a company or
high calibre and ensure that they
The graduation assignment, the concluding element of the study programme, is
governmental organization or in a HRM or Quality advisory bureau.
also carried out at a company or governmental organization. Here students can be
are retained?
These are questions a HRQM
seen as taking on the role of junior consultant, identifying, analysing and solving
problems in HRM and Quality management.
graduate can answer.
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
12
Main subjects
Year
2
•
Business Ethics
•
Business Management Game
•
•
Change Management
•
•
•
Cross-cultural Management
•
•
Designing and Administering Benefits
•
•
Financial Markets (option)
Human Resource Management
•
•
International Finance (option)
•
International HR and Q Plan
International Law
•
•
International Social Law
•
Logistics
Management
•
•
Management Information Systems
•
Statistics
•
Strategic Management
Quality Management
13
•
•
4
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Finance
•
International Placement
•
Study Abroad and/or
Economics
3
International Business and
Management Studies (IBMS)
When a car manufacturer launches a new model, what needs to be
considered?
How do you enter the Italian clothing market or lead a sales team in
Portugal?
These are the kind of situations an IBMS’er is trained to deal with.
ABS has been offering the IBMS programme for more than ten years.
Students from many different nationalities have already successfully
completed this programme.
The IBMS programme trains students for business functions and management positions in internationally oriented companies. The IBMS programme covers all aspects
of international business. Students follow the study units Business, Management,
Marketing Management and Communication in the second year. The practical application of international commercial law and continued training in the chosen language
are also part of the second year.
In the fourth year students integrate their knowledge and experience by writing a strategic plan.
Careers open to IBMS graduates include: international marketing consultant, export
manager, international account manager or international sales manager.
Putting theory into practice is one of the aims of IBMS programme. This is done by
means of projects, the work placement and the graduation assignment.
The module ‘International Enterprise’ focuses on analysing the business environment
and is based on the principles of problem-based learning. Students with different
business orientations work in groups to research and analyse data for case studies.
In ‘Marketing Management and Planning’ students gain an understanding of the
business situation and industry conditions in which marketing plans are professionally developed and implemented.
The ‘Marketing Research Project’ gives students the opportunity to work in groups on
a real assignment for a local company.
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
14
The international work placement takes place in a semester in the third year, before or after
the study abroad semester.
In the second semester of the final year, students complete a graduation assignment for an
international company. The assignment involves writing a thesis based on desk and field
research in order to develop a solution for a strategic business problem.
Main subjects
Year
2
•
•
Financial Markets (option)
•
Intercultural Management
•
International Accounting (option)
•
International Business Plan
•
•
International Law
•
•
International Marketing International Taxation (option)
Logistics (option)
15
•
•
Marketing Management and Planning
•
Marketing Research (and project)
•
4
•
•
•
•
•
Sales Management (option)
•
Strategic Management
•
•
International Enterprise
3
Logistics (LO)
During a two-week tour a rock band will give nine performances in different
sports stadiums. At a music shop you will get a new DVD as a gift during a
short sales promotion. These activities require an effective logistical organisation.
The LO study programme trains students to become specialists in the field of distribution
and logistics. LO graduates can spot and identify problems in the production and distribution of goods and services and can find satisfying solutions based on a thorough analysis of
alternatives. LO graduates are specialists in many fields, for example, purchasing, production, marketing, automation and cost control. The study programme pays ample attention to
these subjects. In addition, the programme concentrates on internationalisation.
LO graduates are generally found in middle management functions, with the prospect of
promotion to strategic positions. Their activities mainly target small business, department
stores, trade and industry and logistic services, but also non-profit organizations like hospitals, where the flow of goods is an essential part of the primary process.
Applying skills in practice is an essential part of the LO study programme. This is evidenced
by case studies, projects and practical assignments throughout the programme. Every six
months there is a central theme, for example, the logistics chain, international distribution or international logistics. Students are trained to tackle both theoretical and practical
problems and they learn to work with commercial software packages, e.g. the Enterprise
Resource Planning package Microsoft Navision.
Examples of LO functions are: logistics manager, head of physical distribution, logistics analyst, distribution manager, purchaser and production planner.
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
16
Main subjects
Year
2
•
Business Management Game
•
Distribution Management
•
Economics
•
Finance
•
•
Global Marketing
•
Intercultural Management
•
•
•
International Law
•
•
International Logistics Management •
•
•
Materials Management & Handling
•
Organizational Behaviour
•
17
•
•
Production Management
•
Purchasing Management •
•
Transportation & Distribution Policy
•
Warehousing
4
•
Placement/Graduation Assignment
Logistics Policy Plan
3
Other English language
programmes at ABS
Master programmes
Short-term programmes
Having obtained a bachelor’s degree, students can apply for
ABS also offers short-term programmes taught in English:
a Master programme either in International Business or in
European Logistics, Transport and Distribution:
•The Business Logistics and Management
programme:
• Master of International Business (MIB):
BLM is a full-time 18-24 month undergraduate programme,
This is a 12-15 month full-time postgraduate programme,
designed for international students who have completed a
leading to a (professional) Master’s qualification. The pro-
two-year programme in transport and logistics at a tertiary
gramme consists of eight modules and three supportive
level, or who have studied subjects related to logistics at a
courses taught over two semesters. The programme is
tertiary level for at least three years. Students who successful-
rounded of with a thesis based on a three-six month research
ly complete all modules will be awarded a bachelor’s degree.
project, which has to be carried out within a real company.
• The IBMS Exchange Programme:
This international oriented business programme will enhance
The IBMS Exchange Programme has been developed for
the career prospects for students in the global marketplace.
exchange students from our partner universities. They study
•Master of Science (MSc) in European Logistics,
Transport and Distribution:
one or two semesters in the Netherlands, improving their
This is a 12-month full-time postgraduate programme, con-
management and communication.
sisting of two taught seminars and a three-month thesis
knowledge of and experience in international business,
project. Students who successfully complete all modules
English preparation course
will be awarded a MSc in European Logistics, Transport and
This is a preparation course of five months and is focused on
Distribution. The course is aimed at international students
potential students who would like to study at ABS, but need
interested in gaining insight and experience into how logis-
to improve their English skills (as an indication: your IELTS
tics connects with different business functions in different
level should be 5.5 in order to be eligible for this course).
geographical regions.
For more information visit our website: www.abs.han.nl
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
18
Further information
Student accommodation and sports
facilities
Enthusiastic students who gain experience in organising diffe-
The International Students Association
There are various options for student housing in Arnhem.
rent activities for international students run the International
Students can live in student houses with a number of fellow
Students Association (ISA) of ABS. Examples of activities are
students or rent a private room. Some students choose to
ski trips, visits to European organizations and various social
live in flats or small apartments. More information about
events. Students who organise the Introduction Week for new
accommodation can be found on our website:
ABS students are invited to stand for election for official func-
www.abs.han.nl. Visit www.studentinarnhem.nl for more
tions in ISA at the start of each academic year.
information about registration procedures and for a registration form.
For more information visit the website: www.isa-arnhem.nl.
For a relatively small amount of money, ABS provides an
Alumni Association
annual student sports card.
Maintaining strong ties with our alumni is very important for
Students can also participate in short training courses e.g.
ABS. ABS is very interested in the careers of the alumni and
volleyball, basketball, horse riding, swimming, fencing and
in their comments about the ABS study programmes. This
fitness at a reduced rate.
kind of information is valuable, as ABS is constantly trying to
Wireless network
Computers are everywhere in today’s world - and that includes education. ABS therefore offers students access to a wireless network, which includes internet!
Introduction week
All first year students are invited to participate in the introduction week, a programme designed to acclimatise students
to a new country, a new town and a new school, which includes a three day camp. During the introduction programme,
students are given information about school regulations and
the lecture timetable. Please note that students are expected
to pay a small contribution towards the costs of the camp.
19
fine-tune its study programmes to the working environment
and it is of great benefit to present and future ABS students!
and tuition fees
•More than one successful year of higher education in busi-
Admission to the foundation year
ness, management, logistics, finance or communication
To be accepted into the foundation year of the ABS program-
(related) subjects.
mes, you have to meet the following criteria:
•A certificate at higher secondary level such as:
Tuition fees

HAVO, VWO or MBO (level 4)
Tuition fees are due every year, even if (part of) the year is

International Baccalaureate
spent outside ABS.

Abitur or Fachhochschulreife

High school A or B grades
Dutch and European Union citizens

Sekolah Menegah Atas (SMA)
The statutory tuition fee for 2006-2007 is €1519. Please note
General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE-A level)
this information is subject to change.
preferably with passes in English, mathematics, economics
If you are a European Union citizen from outside the
and a foreign language.
Netherlands, you can ask for a partial refund from the Dutch
•A sufficient level of fluency in English is a pre-requisite; for
government. You can obtain an application form for the
example an IELTS score of at least 6.0 or a TOEFL score of
refund from the Student Administration.
at least 550 (paper-based) or 213 (computer-based).
Please note: if you take a TOEFL test and you are a Non-
Non-European Union citizens
European Union student, you will also have to take a TOEFL
The tuition fee for Non-European Union citizens for 2006-
test of Spoken English with a minimum score of 50.
2007 is € 2500. Please note this information is subject to
•A sufficient entry level of one of the foreign languages
taught in the ABS main phase.
change.
Residence permit
Admission to the main phase
Before coming to the Netherlands, Non-European Union stu-
If you have already studied subjects related to the study
dents may need to arrange a visa (MVV) and/or a residence
programme of your choice at an institution of higher educa-
permit on their arrival in the Netherlands. The requirements
tion for several years, you may be admitted directly into the
vary, depending upon nationality. For more information visit
main phase of one of the ABS programmes. If you qualify
www.nuffic.nl/immigration or the website of the Immigration
for exemptions from foundation year subjects you may begin
department: www.ind.nl.
with main phase subjects and have the opportunity to graduate in less than four years.
Other costs
To qualify for direct admission to the main phase, you must
Studying in Arnhem incurs other costs. These are estimated
meet the following requirements:
as follows:
•A good command of both written and spoken English over
Accommodation:
€ 250 to € 300 per month
and above the ability to follow the lectures successfully, i.e.
Food, clothing, travel: € 250 to € 300 per month
an IELTS score of at least 6.5 or a TOEFL score of at least
Books: € 600 per year
575 (paper based) or 232 (computer-based).
Readers (syllabi): € 70
Please note: if you take a TOEFL test and you are a Non-
Introduction week (first year only): € 70
European Union student, you will also have to take a TOEFL
Sport season ticket: test of Spoken English with a minimum score of 50.
Insurance: € 450 per year for Non-
€ 69
European Union students
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
20
Application
procedure
Please use the enclosed form to apply for one of our
receipt of your application. Application for the main phase
bachelor programmes. You can also apply by filling in
may take somewhat longer. You will then receive written
an on line application form at: www.abs.han.nl.
confirmation of the outcome of your application. Information
about payment of tuition fees and booklists will be sent later.
For enrolment for February 2007 please apply before
If you are accepted for the ABS programme you will
1 December 2006. For enrolment for September 2007
receive a letter of acceptance with a registration form from
apply before 1 June 2007 and for February 2008 before
the ‘Informatie Beheer Groep’ (IB-Groep) in Groningen
1 December 2007. If you apply after the deadline,
which administers the registration of all students in the
there may be a delay in your application.
Netherlands. It is important to register with the ‘IB-Groep’ as
soon as possible by completing and signing the registration
form and posting it using the stamped addressed envelope
Send a completed and signed application form to:
provided.
HAN University
If you are not accepted because you have not provided an
IELTS (or TOEFL) test score you will be invited for an inter-
Attn. ABS Admissions Office
view (and a short written English test) with a member of the
P.O. Box 5171
ABS Board of Admission.
NL- 6802 ED Arnhem
If you cannot come for an interview because of distance pro-
The Netherlands
blems you should do an IELTS (or TOEFL) test at the nearest
certified test centre. Every ABS applicant has either to submit
Include copies of your IELTS (or TOEFL) test score; passport;
an IELTS (or TOEFL) test score or come for an interview
certificates/diploma(s) and grade list(s), etc.
unless they are entitled to an exemption e.g. because he/she
If you are in your last year of high school send a copy of your
is a native English speaker.
last school report. You also need to present originals of all
If you are not accepted because your IELTS (or TOEFL) test
required documents, including your high school diploma, at
score was not sufficient, you may retake the test at a later
the Admissions Office when you arrive at ABS to begin your
date after you have improved your English. For more informa-
studies.
tion visit the website www.ielts.org or www.toefl.org.
If you apply for the main phase please also include copies
You will receive detailed information about the study pro-
of your certificate(s) and most recent grade list(s) of other
gramme in July if you start at the end of August and in
institutes and a description of the modules you have taken.
December if you start at the end of January.
If applicable, include information on internships/placements
and work experience.
More information
For more information about our programmes, enrolment
The ABS Board of Admission will consider your application
procedures and information days, please contact the HAN
carefully and will make a decision within three weeks of
Information Centre, T +31 24 353 05 00, E [email protected] or
visit our website: www.abs.han.nl.
21
How to find Arnhem
Business School...
By public transport:
By car:
Arnhem Business School is within walking distance (5 minu-
- Coming from Nijmegen:
tes) from the railway station Presikhaaf. Take the Laan van
approaching Arnhem on the A325, you take the N325
Presikhaaf in the direction of the shopping centre Presikhaaf.
(Zutphen/Oberhausen). Then you take the Presikhaaf/
After about 20 m turn left into the Ruitenberglaan. Keep on
IJsseloord exit. At the fourth traffic lights (shopping centre
going untill you see Arnhem Business School on the left-hand
Presikhaaf) turn left and then take the first street on the
side.
right (sign Hogeschool). Drive straight on and follow the
You can reach Arnhem Business from Arnhem central station
road round the left bend. Arnhem Business School is on
by bus:
the left.
- Line 5 (Elsweide), bus stop: Elsweide
- Line 3 (Velp), bus stop: Vondellaan
- Coming from Zevenaar:
take the A12 to Arnhem, at Velperbroek roundabout you
For general information concerning public transport, call
take the N325 Arnhem/Nijmegen (4th exit), then the
(0900) 92 92 or visit www.9292ov.nl.
first exit Presikhaaf/IJsseloord. At the fourth traffic lights
(shopping centre Presikhaaf) turn left and then take the
first drive-way on the right (sign Hogeschool, through the
park). Drive straight on and follow the road round the left
bend. Arnhem Business School is on the left.
- Coming from Apeldoorn/Zwolle:
take the A50 to Arnhem, then the A12 (Oberhausen/
Zevenaar). Take the Velp exit to Velperbroek roundabout.
Then you take the N325 (Arnhem/Nijmegen; first on your
right). For further details, consult the Zevenaar route description.
- Coming from Zutphen:
take the A348 to Arnhem, at Velperbroek roundabout you
take the N325 (Arnhem/Nijmegen). For further details,
consult the Zevenaar route description.
- Coming from Utrecht:
take the A12 to Arnhem/Oberhausen. Take the Velp exit
to Velperbroek roundabout. Then you take the N325
(Arnhem/Nijmegen; first on your right). For further
details, consult the Zevenaar route description.
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
22
Information days
Information days are held regularly throughout the academic year, where
you can visit ABS and find out about the study programmes offered. For
more information about these days please contact the HAN Information
Centre, T +31 24 353 05 00, E [email protected].
Information days 2006-2007
Information sessions about the ABS bachelor programmes taught in
English will be given at Ruitenberglaan 31, Arnhem, on:
Saturday 11 November 2006
10.00 - 15.00
Wednesday 13 December 2006 18.00 - 21.00 (for enrolment
for February 2007)
Saturday 3 Febuary 2007
10:00 - 15:00
Saturday 21 April 2007
10.00 - 13.00
Wednesday 18 April 2007
18.00 - 21.30
Monday 4 June 2007
18.00 - 21.30
You can also visit information sessions at the HAN campus at
Kapittelweg 33, Nijmegen, on:
Saturday 18 November 2006
Saturday 10 February 2007
Saturday 14 April 2007
Wednesday 6 June 2006
23
10.00 - 15.00
10:00 - 15:00
10:00 - 15:00
18.00 - 21.30
T +31 24 35 30 500
F +31 24 35 30 355
E [email protected]
I www.hanuniversity.nl
Location
Ruitenberglaan 31
6826 CC Arnhem
T +31 26 369 11 11
I www.abs.han.nl
HAN
www.abs.han.nl
No rights can be derived from this publication
publishing han-mcv
6503 GL Nijmegen
Photography Alain Baars, anthoney fairley, coos dam, ralf schmitz DESIGN TER HAAR ROMENY & KETEL, JOKE KETEL
Postbus 6960
INSTITUTION CODE: 25KB
HAN Information Centre
colop h on JULY 2006 aRNHEM BUSINESS SCHOOL, P.O. BOX 5171, NL-6802 ED ARNHEM, THE NETHERLANDS
Information
2.1.0