Tilburg School of Economics and Management
Tilburg School of Economics and Management (TiSEM) is the leading European School for research and education in the fields of Business and Economics.
in Business Administration - Shanghai ARWU 2020
of which 26% international
of which 50% international
About us
The School offers a range of high-quality Bachelor and Master programs (most of them in English) as well as a rigorous Research Master and PhD program to about 7000 students.
The School's academic staff is grouped into departments. Additionally, the School stimulates inter-disciplinary research by partnering in interdisciplinary research centers and networks.
TiSEM’s academic staff contribute to a range societally relevant topics through the cutting-edge international research on for example sustainability, entrepreneurship, innovation, market governance and ageing.
in Finance – Shanghai ARWU 2020
in the UT Dallas Business School Ranking 2021
in Economics & Business US - News Best Global University 2021
Study with us
Invest in your future by joining one of TiSEM’s excellent programs in Business and Economics. Build your knowledge, skills and character to become a leader of tomorrow. Benefit from the Tilburg University’s closeness to “the Silicon Valley of Europe” – the Brainpoort region – where high-tech multinationals offer plentiful internship and job opportunities. Enjoy our compact green campus, vibrant with student life. Explore Europe from Tilburg University’s central location and easy connections to main tourist attractions of the continent.
Research at TiSEM
TiSEM’s academic staff publish cutting edge economics and business research in the top world journals. The School participates in various interdisciplinary research centers and networks.
Work with us
Build your career at TiSEM and join the international community of world-class scholars and take a look at our vacancies. Explore the job opportunities at TiSEM.
Collaborate with us
Join our vast network of industry, government and higher education partners. Collaborate with our School in the area of education and research. Consider joining TiSEM in a research project, establishing a chair by special appointment or becoming a partner organization in TiSEM’s Extended Master. Consider a professional PhD trajectory for yourself or one of your employees.
TiSEM Alumni
Pursue life-long learning at TiSEM and support the excellent research and educational projects that matter.
News
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TiSEM and Asset conclude recruitment agreement with Unilever
11th May 2021On May 11, Unilever signed a recruitment agreement with TiSEM and Asset. The agreement will take effect - retroactively - on September 1, 2020. This partnerships marks the beginning of long-term and efficient collaboration between Unilever and all parties within TiSEM and Asset engaged in preparation for the job market.
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Tilburg University student speaks at closing session of major UN conference
11th May 2021Olaf Steenbergen, Information Management student at Tilburg University, addressed the humanitarian community during the closing (online) session of the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks 2021.
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Economist Florian Sniekers on the state of the economy after the corona crisis
30th April 2021In the second episode of 'De Tafel van Martinus', economist Florian Sniekers shares his views on the state of the economy after the corona crisis (in Dutch)
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Tilburg Science Hub – Conduct your research differently
23rd April 2021Hannes Datta, Tobias Klein and Andrea Antonacci (TiSEM) have developed Tilburg Science Hub, an online resource that helps individual students, researchers, data scientists, and teams to carry out data- and computation-intensive projects efficiently.
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KNAW honors 6 proposals from pilot fund ‘Science Communication: Appreciated!’
22nd April 2021Six submissions from Tilburg University to the KNAW pilot fund 'Science Communication by Scientists: Appreciated!’ have been awarded. TiSEM, TSB and TLS each have been awarded two proposals. 'Appreciated!' is meant for ongoing science communication projects being carried out by teams of scientists. Each team receives €10,000 and should consist of at least three scientists.
