Global Project and Change Management, BBA, Windesheim University of Applied Sciences

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About Global Project and Change Management, BBA - at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences

Do you want to take action because there is no planet B? Our four year programme in Global Project and Change Management (Sustainable Business and Innovations) is a BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) which you follow at Windesheim Honours College. Sustainable Development is the main focus of the programme.

Do you want to change the world in a positive way? Do you want to study Global Project and Change Management in the context of international development? Are human rights, global public health, social responsibility, circular economy, environmental changes, global warming, sustainability and civil society themes that you care about? These and the other UN Global Sustainable Development goals are central in our BBA programme. Do you want to contribute personally and professionally to a better world? And are you pro-active, motivated and do you have an entrepreneurial, business mind-set? In our four-year NVAO accredited and selective English-taught programme we teach you how you can make a difference.

Project management is an important tool in our programme, but you will also follow classes in financial analysis, research, professional writing and presenting, critical thinking, environmental economics, managing diversity, teams and leadership, and business ethics. The development of your soft skills is key at Windesheim.

Nice CV

Besides theoretical classes and practical workshop, our programme also includes internships, study abroad, and you always work on a project for a real client via a group assignment. So after graduation you already have a nice CV which makes you interesting for future emplyers.

Guaranteed housing

This programme offers guaranteed housing to first year students: a nice benefit in the challengeing student accommodation landschape in the Netherlands. The students stay in a modern student residents in the city centre and share a room.

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Notes about fees for this course

Tuition fees differ, depending on whether you come from inside or outside the European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA). For the academic year 2025-2026, EU/EEA students pay €2,601. Non-EU/EEA students pay €8,992 per year.

Entry requirements

Minimum Requirements

High school diploma similar to the Dutch havo or vwo diploma (with most European high school diploma's you are eligible)
International Baccalaureat or IBCP with mathematics (SL/HL/AI/AA)
A-levels:
a. GCSEs in 4 subjects (A* to C or 9 to 4) + GCE with 2 relevant subjects at AS (A* to C), 6 different subjects in total, including mathematics, or:
b. GCSEs in 4 subjects (A* to C or 9 to 4) with 2 relevant subjects at A level (D-E), 6 different subjects in total, including mathematics, or:
c. BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (180 credits), including mathematics.

Diplomas obtained outside Europe are assessed by an equivalence evaluation procedure. Check the list of diplomas we accept at https://www.windesheim.com/practical-information/entry-requirements/diploma-equivalents

Language Proficiency

If English isn't your first language, you will need to demonstrate that you are proficient at B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference. Everyone who applies has to present one of the following:

IELTS - 6.5 total
TOEFL - internet-based: 90, computer-based: 233, paper-based: 577
Cambridge - B2

If you have an International Baccalaureate (IB) or a European Baccalaureate (EB), you are exempt. If you're Dutch and you have a havo or vwo diploma, or if you're German with an Abitur or Fachhochschulreife diploma, you are exempt, providing that you've received a pass for English. Check the whole list of diplomas which don't need an additional language proficiency test (with a pass for English) at https://www.internationalstudy.nl/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Diploma-list-_ENG_.pdf

Besides the proficiency for English, you need a pass for mathematics.

Application deadline: 1 June for EU/EEA students and 1 May for non-EU/EEA students

Fees, Funding and Scholarships at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences

Windesheim provides no scholarships, but our tuition fee is very reasonable (2530 euro for EU/EEA students and 8746 euro for non-EU/EEA students).

Student reviews of Windesheim University of Applied Sciences

Find out what students say about Windesheim University of Applied Sciences

Simona - International Business

"This programme is very modern and we study in a practical way"

This programme is very modern, and we have the chance to study in a practical way. Projects are a very important part of the curriculum at Windesheim. One of the projects that I really enjoyed was a project for the governmental agency ‘Invest in Holland’. My group and I researched the plant protein market, and later we narrowed it down to the Canadian market. We researched for more potential clients and created a model on how they could be approached in the future.

In this programme we have a lot of workshops. It's a very nice and fun way to learn about new subjects, theories, and to get all this great information by working together.

After I finished my studies, I want to stay in the Netherlands. I would like to work for an international company in a bigger city. I would like to pursue my career in marketing, but I am also open to other career opportunities.

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Dureid - Global Project and Change Management

"Zwolle feels like a fairytale town"

I decided to study this programme because of two reasons: I'm very passionate about human rights and human development, and the second reason is that I really want to work for an NGO or business to create change.

Global Project and Change Management is not like other programmes. The curriculum is way more integrated, in the sense that we have larger learning units which consist of different courses. These courses really help you in inquiring your business, your professional, your research, and your project management skills.

The courses that I especially like are leadership and change, and diversity, social justice and inclusion, because these help you open up to new ideas and reflect on your own behaviour.

Zwolle is a very charming city. It feels like a fairytale town and there are a lot of things to do. What I really like about the Netherlands is the biking culture. You can access everything by bike!

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Malakye - Global Project and Change Management

"I want to enhance my skills and help more people"

I decided to study Global Project and Change Management because I was working closely with a project manager during the COVID-19 pandemic. I was helping them on the logistics side of their food delivery programme, and saw the change and difference that I could make. I therefore applied to the Global Project and Change Management programme to enhance my skills and help more people.

In the future, I’d really like to work in education and develop educational frameworks. I think it’s really important for young people to know about social issues so that we can start tackling them at a very young age.

Studying in the Netherlands has a lot of advantages. You’re in a country that is connected to global industries and a lot of international companies.

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