Discover your future at the Access MBA Amsterdam event

Access MBA, the global leader in One-to-One MBA events, will visit Amsterdam on the 6th of February, offering you the opportunity to meet the world’s top business schools in person!

The world’s top business schools will soon be within your reach! Sign up now!

Meet the representatives of MBA programmes, One-to-One

If an MBA or an Executive MBA degree is part of your career development plan, make sure you sign up for this event and have your profile assessed by Access MBA’s experienced consultants.

This evaluation will enable you to meet the representatives of MBA and Executive MBA programmes that match your preferences, career goals, and potential for growth.

Event participants will benefit from:

• One-to-One meetings with top international business schools
• Individual consulting sessions with Access MBA and Executive MBA experts
• School panel discussions
• GMAT workshops
• More than 2 million euros worth of scholarship opportunities

When & where

Mark your calendar:

Date: February 6, 2019
Time: 4:30pm-10:00pm
Place: DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station

The event will be attended by some of the world’s top business schools, such as Amsterdam Business School, Rotterdam School of Management, Maastricht School of Management, IE Business School, TIAS, IMD and many more!

Why consider an MBA?

Here is why you should consider doing an MBA:

Gain valuable business skills

Studying for an MBA can help you not only learn valuable business skills, but also network with knowledgeable and successful professionals in the industry.

Employment & salary

The vast majority of B-school alumni are employed, whether it be by a company (79%) or as self-employed entrepreneurs (10%). The median base salary among alumni is USD 115.000, with variation according to job level and location. (GMAC 2018 Alumni Perspectives Survey)

Register now

Places are limited for One-to-One meetings and early registration is recommended. To receive your free invitation, register today.