8 Entrepreneurship and Innovation MSc Degree Programs in Netherlands

Are you interested in international business? Are you a team player with great interpersonal skills? Are you able to think creatively and find new approaches to old problems? Then the specialization in Strategy & Innovation could be right for you. The specialization is part of the master's program in International Business. It's for students who want to know how to keep companies and organizations competitive through innovation and strategy analysis.

The Master of Science in Business Development and Entrepreneurship equips you with skills and a mindset to foster entrepreneurship and create value for society. You analyse opportunities, test business models, design ecosystems that foster innovation, formulate strategy, and help ventures grow.

The Master of Science Innovation Management trains students to design, lead and manage innovation in high-tech and sustainable contexts. The program combines an engineering foundation with design-driven approaches.

As part of this two-year Master’s programme in Sustainable Business and Innovation, you will learn about sustainability challenges and the technological and other options that businesses can use to work in a more environmentally and socially friendly manner.

Master Innovation Sciences is a 2-year (120 ECTS), English-taught postgraduate programme at Eindhoven University of Technology focused on analysing and influencing innovation and socio-technical transitions (particularly sustainability and digital transitions).

Join a new generation of entrepreneurs and policy advisors! Discover what makes sustainable enterprises emerge, thrive, and be successful.

Innovation creates new opportunities that lead to sustainable economic growth and can help tackle serious societal problems relating to sustainability, climate change and health. During our two-year Innovation Sciences Master’s programme, you will learn how to transform new ideas into marketable innovations, and how to manage and promote innovation processes within companies as well as in society at large.

What can we learn from blood vessel systems in relation to crowd control and solutions for traffic jams? How do the compound eyes of insects reduce light pollution? How can we create a building functioning like a living organism or ecosystem? How to make the world more circular and sustainable by learning from nature?