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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT

2 EXAMINATION BOARD & STUDENT ADMINISTRATION

3 STUDENT ADVISERS

4 STUDENT COUNSELLORS (STUDENT SUPPORT)

5 UNIVERSITY PSYCHOLOGISTS (STUDENT SUPPORT)

6 CAREER ADVISOR (STUDENT SUPPORT)

8 CAREER SERVICES

10 INTERNATIONAL OFFICE

12 STAR (STUDY ASSOCIATION RSM, ERASMUS UNIVERSITY)

13 STUDENT REPRESENTATION (SR)

14 ERASMUS STUDENT NETWORK (ESN)15 ERASMUS STUDENT SERVICE CENTRE

16 STUDENT HELPDESK RSM

17 LANGUAGE & TRAINING CENTRE

18 BUSINESS INFORMATION CENTRE

20 LIBRARY

22 LITERATURE & COPY SHOP

24 ERASMUS SPORT CENTRE / SPORTS FACILITIES

26 STUDIUM GENERALE AND ERASMUS CULTUUR

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Edit ion Internat ional Business Administ rat ion,Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus UniversityAugust 2011

E di to rse R aec he l Tor nerShouhe KuoSjoerd van Leeuwen

D es ig n B &T On tw er p e n a dv ie s B .V.Photography Michelle Muus, Paula Delfos, Beeldbank EUR, Media Library RSMPrint in g B &T Ont we rp e n a dv ie s B .V .Disclaimer Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University reserves the

rightto make changes affecting policies, fees, curricula or any matterannounced in this brochure without further notice.


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The Examination Board BSc & MSc Programmes has

many different tasks. Components of these tasks are:

quality control of tests and examinations;

taking disciplinary action in case of fraud;

granting admission statements to the MSc-

programmes;

making Rules and Guidelines (R&G) concerning the

examinations;

handling exemptions, extra resits, complaints regarding

examinations.

An official request (such as exemptions or an extra resit)

should be submitted in writing (no e-mail) including all

the necessary documents (see www.rsm.nl/ebiba).

Should you have a question, please first check the

frequently asked questions on www.rsm.nl/ebiba.

CONTACT

Room T5-41

Opening hours Monday - Friday

from 09.00 to 12.30 hrs.

Telephone 010 - 408 1895 / 8731

Website www.rsm.nl/eb

E-mail [email protected]

The department for student administration deals with

the organisation of written examinations, administration

of grades, statements and official transcripts and the

administrative process of the final Bachelor and Master

examination. A large part of these services is dealt with by

the Erasmus Student Service Centre (ESSC) or is available

on the internet.

CONTACT

Room EB-29Opening hours Monday - Friday

from 09.00 to 16.00 hrs.

Telephone 010 - 408 1019 / 2726

Fax 010 - 408 9091

Website www.eur.nl/ea_international


EXAMINATION BOARD & STUDENT ADMINISTRATION

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Student counsellors provide students with advice, counselling and information about study methods,

choice of study programme, questions regarding their studies and being a student, and practical subjects

as well as personal matters or problems.

STUDENT COUNSELLORS (STUDENT SUPPORT)

Student counsellors can assist students with questions

and problems relating to the student personally as well

as his or her studies. It is their job to help you find

answers to your questions and solutions to your problems

in personal and confidential interviews. If another person

or institution is better able to help you with your problem,

the student counsellors can refer you accordingly.

Student counsellors are also responsible for handling

complaints about the conduct or actions of employees

and organisational aspects of the university in relation

to students (ombudsman function). One of the student

counsellors is the confidential counsellor for students in

matters regarding sexual harassment, aggression and

violence.

Matters in which the student counsellors can provide

advice, counselling and information include:

Personal questions and problems;

Choice of study programme, planning and motivation

but also study method (e.g. effective study skills,

preparing for interim examinations, falling behind

in studies and switching to another programme);

Student grants and loans;

Financial support;

Accommodation;

Assistance in appeal proceedings;

Top-level sport: making alternative arrangements in

the event a top athlete is unable to take an interim

examination on the given date;

Disability: if an impairment or chronic illness forms an

obstacle to the students study progress, the student

can ask a student counsellor to make the necessary

provisions.

An interview with a student counsellor is strictly confiden-

tial. You can make an appointment with a student

counsellor through the Erasmus Student Service Centre

(010 - 408 2323). For more information, please visit

http://www.eur.nl/english/essc/advice_counselling/

professional/counsellors/.


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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN INTERNSHIP? A THESISASSIGNMENT? A PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME JOB?

Career Services provides a broad range of services to students of the RSM

Erasmus University, most of them internship and future career related. Career

Services staff members function as a liaison between students, the corporate

world, and the different departments of the business school to help determine

and facilitate internships, research opportunities and jobs.

Career Services can help students to clarify their interests and skills; refine

interviewing and curriculum vitae preparation skills, pursue internships and

research projects and interact with potential employers. Students are

encouraged to use any or all services, especially in the year preceding their

BSc or MSc graduation!

CAREER SERVICES

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INTERNSHIPS

Students can benefit from internships by receiving hands-

on experience and learning professional skills that will

enhance their degree and help prepare them for a

successful career. Within the Business Administration

curriculum students can choose to do a Bachelor intern-

ship in their third year, and frequently internships are

used as a substantial element to complete the Master

thesis.

Your own initiative in finding an internship is crucial.

To be fully notified of any internship opportunities in the

Netherlands, abroad and in the Netherlands but for non-

Dutch speakers, students are advised to register to the

SIN Online Career Services channel.

Simultaneously all offers are posted on the Career

Services website www.rsm.nl/students/careerservices.

Students can apply to these projects by sending an e-mail

with attached letter of motivation and curriculum vitae to

[email protected] mentioning the project number.

Because there are dozens of students not just from

RSM competing for the best internship opportunities,

students will need to prepare for their search months in

advance. A good start is to attend a Career Services CV

Session. It helps you develop your application by giving

feedback on the curriculum vitae and cover letter.


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During your studies at RSM there is the opportunity to spend one term at one of our 100 partner schools

all over the world. These exchanges are facilitated within our Bachelor and Master Exchange Programme

(see also: www.rsm.nl/international). Once a year (January - March) a selection procedure takes place for

exchanges in the next academic year.

Most important selection criteria are:

Progress and minimum weighted grade of 6.5 in (non) RSM

Bachelor Programme as well as the grades obtained at RSM so far.

The higher the grades the better chances for the most popular

exchange destinations.

Language skills are needed for an exchange abroad. For partner

schools of which the teaching language is English, the exit level of

B2.2 is required, for other languages this exit level is B2.1

The EUR Language and Trainings Centre offers language courses

and test to reach the required language levels, see also

http://www.eur.nl/english/ltc/

language_courses/

In addition the selection is also based on your extra-curricular

activities, motivation and impression during the interview.

From October onwards the new brochure Study Abroad Guidelines will

be available. It is recommended to read this brochure carefully prior to

application.

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INTERNATIONAL OFFICE


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STAR is the study association for all RSM students and with over 6,500 members the largest study association in

Europe. The mission of STAR is Enriching student life of RSM students and this results in a broad range of activities.

STAR Members can get the cheapest books and can participate in one of the study trips, attenend conferences, be

part of research projects or join social activities. To give you an impression:

STAR Management Week: this weeklong, nationwide showcase event

is considered ourannual pinnacle as it constitutes a signifi cant

interface between students, academia and our corporate network.

This is envisioned in a wide array of activities on recruitment,

academic and social level. This STAR Management Week 2011 will

commence on Tuesday 25 October with an Opening Conference and

the week will close with the famous STAR Party.

International Business Study: 25 students conduct research in

emerging markets for Dutch SMEs. In the past years students

travelled to India, Chile and Brazil. The research starts in the

Netherlands and continues abroad during summer.

Erasmus Recruitment Days: this is the largest on campus

recruitment event in the Benelux where students get in contact with

a large variety of companies via company presentations, workshops

and interviews and branch dinners. The Erasmus Recruitment Days

take place in February.

STAR (STUDY ASSOCIATION RSM, ERASMUS UNIVERSITY)

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STAR Master Study Clubs: the twelve Master Study Clubs organise

events throughout the year that target specific Master students.

These events can vary from study trips to company visits and in-

house days that have common ground with the specific Master.

Study Trips: each year two study trips will take place for the

Bachelor students; one for BA and one for IBA. In the past they have

visited Sydney, Chicago, Singapore, St. Petersburg, Beijing and

many more. The trips take place in March

CONTACT

Room T4-53

Telephone 010 - 408 2037

Website www.rsmstar.nl



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The Erasmus Student Network Rotterdam (ESN Rotterdam) is an organisation within the Erasmus University that

focuses on all International Students. ESN is the first step for international students to make their period in Holland

easier and more fun. We accomplish this by organizing introduction days, city trips and various social, cultural and

sportive activities. There are many events worth mentioning, below we list just a few. We will make sure you get the

real Dutch experience and meet a lot of fellow international and Dutch students. Visit our website and add us on

Facebook (ESN-Rotterdam) to stay updated about our activities.

BUDDY PROGRAMME

The Buddy Programme is a programme together with Erasmus University

where international students are linked to Dutch or more experienced

international students. These students can help international students

with everyday questions and show them around Rotterdam.

ESN INTRODUCTION DAYS

The start of your time abroad. We organize the introduction days to

help you find your way in Rotterdam. During the introduction days we

will show you the Erasmus University and off course our beautiful city

Rotterdam. It is the perfect opportunity to meet fellow international

students during our day and exciting night programme.

ERASMUS STUDENT NETWORK (ESN)

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ESN SOCIAL DRINK

Every Tuesday we have the ESN Social Drink for all international and

Dutch students. It is a chance to see and catch up with all your fellow

students in a relaxed setting. During the evening this social drink will

be transformed into a party. The social drink will be held in our

favourite caf B.E.D.

CONTACT

Room Room N1-13

Opening hours Every day from 13:00 till 15:00 hrs

Telephone 010 - 408 1341

Website www.esn-rotterdam.nl



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The student help desk is located on the 3rd floor of the T-building.

COMPUTER ROOMS

On the 3rd floor of the T-building there are six computerrooms with

about 280 workplaces available for students. On the workstations in

these rooms all necessary software for your study is installed such

as software for word processing, databases, spreadsheets, statistics,

graphics, utilities etc. Students can use there own USB-keys in these

rooms to save their work.

The computer rooms are open on weekdays from 08.30 - 21.00 hours

and on Saturday from 09.00 - 17.00 hours. You can check the

availability of a workplace in the computer rooms at:

http://www.rsm.nl/home/students/bit/computer_rooms/

availability_labs.

The T-building is largely equipped with a wireless network. Students

with a laptop can use this facility. This wireless network is also

available at other locations on the campus.

Printing is possible through centralised print facilities. Print credits

can be obtained at cost price via the student helpdesk.

CONTACT

Room T3 floor

Opening hours Monday - Friday from 08.30 to 21.00 hours and

Saturday from 08.30 to 17.00 hours

Telephone 010 - 408 2024

Website http://www.rsm.nl/home/students/bit/helpdesk


STUDENT HELPDESK RSM

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The Business Information Centre (BIC) is the library of RSM Erasmus University. The collection consists

of books, journals and magazines, master theses, research memorandums and staff publications. The

BIC offers 12 PC work stations, 6 plug-in points and wireless access to the network. Also available are

26 study places. Students of the Rotterdan School of Management, Erasmus University and EUR staff

may borrow certain documents upon showing their University Library card.

CONTACTRoom T4-50

Opening hours Monday - Friday from 9.00 to 17.00 hrs.

Telephone 010 - 408 1903

Website www.rsm.nl/bic


BUSINESS INFORMATION CENTRE

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ERASMUS SHOP

The Erasmus Shop sells readers. Aside from that, students can also

come to the Erasmus Shop for office supplies, such as usb-sticks and

stationary. The Erasmus Shop is also a provider of licensed software

available for significantly reduced prices. For a specified list of our

products and prices you can visit our website or our store. Through

our web shop, www.erasmusshop.nl, students can order their readers

online, which are then delivered within a week if in stock. Also, the

Erasmus Shop is the official provider of Erasmus merchandising,

including sweaters, t-shirts, ties, umbrellas, mugs and much more.

CONTACT

Location VB-12, V-building

Opening hours Monday - Friday from 10.00 to 16.00 hrs.

Telephone 010 - 408 1154

Fax 010 - 408 9065

Website www.erasmusshop.nl


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LITERATUUR & COPYSHOP

STUDYSTORE

The Studystore orders and sells the required literature needed for

courses within the curriculum on a trimester basis. In addition to

the required literature for courses, Studystore also has a lot of recent

academic literature in stock. It is sometimes possible to order books

forinspection. The store also has a limited selection of general books,

post cards, and calenders.

CONTACT

Location VB-40, V-building

Opening hours September - April

Monday - Thursday from 9.00 to 19.00 hrs.

Friday from 9.00 to 17.00 hrs.

May - August

Monday - Thursday from 9.00 to 17.30 hrs.

Friday from 9.00 to 17.00 hrs.

Telephone 010 - 408 1150

Fax 010 - 452 8078

Website www.studystore.nl


LITERATURE & COPY SHOP


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Students to the Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) naturally sport with Erasmus Sport at the Erasmus Sport Centre! Our

extended sports programme offers something for everybody at a very attractive rate. The Erasmus Sport Pass allows you to

take part in the sports programme unlimitedly, under expert guidance. The sport pass also offers you a discount on

courses and events! What does Erasmus Sport have to offer?

BE FIT @ ERASMUS SPORT

At Erasmus Sport, you can take part in more than 50 different kinds of

sport, like Tennis, Squash, Pilates, Zumba, Spinning, Kick Boxing,

Fitness and so on. For more information and online registration to

courses, check www.erasmussport.nl. Most activities are open to join atany moment during the year.

COMPETE @ ERASMUS SPORT

With most of the 26 student sport clubs, you can sport at competition

level: from Golf to Water Polo and from Lacrosse to Tennis. Furthermore,

throughout the year, various sport events are organised at the Erasmus

Sport Centre, such as the Erasmus Sport Week (17 - 22 September

2011), the Erasmus Sport Indoor Football Competition, the Erasmus

Open Tennis Tournament and international tournaments.

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WIN @ ERASMUS SPORT

Erasmus Sport has five performance sport clubs: Antibarbari (Football),

Baros (Basketball), RS (Indoor Football), RSRC (Rugby) and Skadi

(Rowing). The following applies to the best sports(wo)men of those

clubs: Train & Learn to Win. They also take part in the Dutch StudentChampionships (NSKs), that take place during the college year

throughout the Netherlands in all kinds of sports, under the auspices

of Studentensport Nederland. For students who practice top sport,

there is Erasmus Topsport, which offers them support i n education,

sport and finance, so they can train for their ultimate dream during

their study.

SOCIALISE @ ERASMUS SPORT

The Erasmus Sport Caf is not only the place to be for drinks and

snacks, but also for lunch and homemade evening meals. Actual sport


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Studium Generale and Erasmus Cultuur organise a wide range

and courses. We introduce you to concerts, exhibitions, theatr

student discounts! Almost all creativity courses we offer are ta

photographs or play an instrument, have a look at what we off

events. Visit our Open Air Cinema and join the biweekly pubqu

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