'An ode to my mother'
'An ode to my mother'
On Sunday May 10, it is Mother's Day, three students of the BSc in Business Administration (BScBA) - Alec Inden, Jasper Laarhoven and Axl Dreesen - pay tribute to their mothers who all three have also studied at Nyenrode in the past. How is their bond? What have they learned from their mothers?
“I found my best friends at Nyenrode”
“I found my best friends at Nyenrode”
BScBA-alumna Isabella Houtakkers talks about her time at Nyenrode.
“During the sports lessons I experienced how important performing in a team is”
“During the sports lessons I experienced how important performing in a team is”
BScBA-alumnus Alexander van der Bergh talks about his time at Nyenrode.
“Be open to others and try to understand differences”
“Be open to others and try to understand differences”
“This degree program offers much more than just academics. There are so many opportunities since you are living on campus, and at the same time you can do things to develop yourself through the student association and its 49 committees,” says Olivier Valks about the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BScBA) program.
MBA in Amsterdam: educational, but also just fun
MBA in Amsterdam: educational, but also just fun
Natacha Rodriques Soares and Sabri Assali joined our Full-time MBA program and they share with us their journey to Nyenrode and their new lives in Amsterdam.
A place that became home
A place that became home
Karim Ghannam, Full-time MBA alumnus, shares his experience at Nyenrode and how the program contributed to his personal and professional growth.
“Happiness” from education to business
“Happiness” from education to business
Linsey van Oers completed her Master of Science in Financial Management at Nyenrode Business University five years ago. She is now an entrepreneur and has opened – within a short period of time – two locations of her Happiness restaurant concept: The Happiness Café and The Happiness Kitchen.
Disruptive innovations in a sustainable world
Disruptive innovations in a sustainable world
Marjolein Bakker, an alumna of the Full-time MSc in International Management, has recently embarked on a collaboration to publish her thesis as an article. Joining her in this effort are Prof André Nijhof and Dr Henk Kievit, both professors at Nyenrode Business University. Her Master’s thesis, “Exploring Encroachment: value propositions and the role of disruptive innovation in attracting new customers”, examines the type of innovation that drives new customers to buy a particular value proposition. The provocative title of Bakker’s forthcoming article reads: “Can the customer still be king in the era of sustainability?”
