International Financial Management and Control - English - 4 years

This programme is taught entirely in English. You’ll need a good command of the English language, both spoken and written.

Bachelor candidates who were educated in the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Ireland, United States, Canada (Quebec only when the education language is English), Australia, New-Zealand, South Africa or Malta, or students holding a diploma (including English as an exam subject) stated on this diploma list, doesn’t need to take an English proficiency test.

All other prospective students are required to hand in a valid and sufficient TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, or Cambridge (CAE or CPE)  certificate to the Enrolment Centre. The TOEFL, TOEIC and IELTS certificate must not be older than two years at the start of the study year.

See the document of the Language requirements for more information.

Please note: The Hague University of Applied Sciences does not accept Institutional TOEFL scores, TOEFL ITP scores or any other language test certificates.

Please note: if you take (or have taken) the TOEFL English proficiency test, please allow The Hague University of Applied Sciences to check your online results to verify your TOEFL certificate. The Institution Code of The Hague University of Applied Sciences is 7042.

If you completed your prior education in another country than those listed above you might still qualify for exemption, if:

• you have an American or International High School Diploma, or
• you have an European or International Baccalaureate Diploma.

Please contact the THUAS Enrolment Centre and ask for details.

If you have not quite reached the level you need to enrol for a degree but your results are promising, we offer an English Prep School programme, which takes six months or one year. On completion of this, you will not only be ready to join a Bachelor class, but you’ll also have learned a lot about the Netherlands, The Hague and our university.

Havo

• N&T Immediately qualifies for admission
• N&G Economics or Management & Organisation
• E&M Immediately qualifies for admission
• C&M (Economics or Management & Organisation) + (Mathematics A or Mathematics B)

Vwo

• N&T Immediately qualifies for admission
• N&G Immediately qualifies for admission
• E&M Immediately qualifies for admission
• C&M Immediately qualifies for admission

Mbo

• Level 4, middle management or specialised secondary education programme

All prospective students will be expected to complete an admission procedure. If you meet the admission conditions, you will be invited to attend an interview. This interview will last 30-45 minutes and will be conducted in English. Based on the information obtained from the interview, the faculty will issue an opinion on whether you have the right qualities to take part in the International Financial Management and Control degree programme.

Once you have applied via Studielink, The Hague University of Applied Sciences will handle your application and let you know as soon as possible about whether you can be admitted. Because we only admit a limited number of students to the International Financial Management and Control study programme, it is important that you register as soon as possible.

The most suitable "profiel" for havo and vwo is E&M. English is strongly recommended for mbo students.

What if you want to start your degree programme but you don't have the required subjects in your havo- or vwo- "profiel"? In most cases, The Hague University of Applied Sciences will offer you an opportunity to eliminate this deficiency by taking a deficiency examination (Dutch).

If you received a havo-diploma previous to 2009 or a vwo-diploma previous to 2010, your diploma will be assessed individually to see if you qualify for admission. If you have any questions about this,  you can contact the Central Student Enrolment Office by completing the contact form.

There is no Admission Test 21+ for this degree programme.

There can be no exceptions made to the official admission requirements. The Central Student Enrolment Office is the only agency that can arrive at decisions regarding your qualification for admission as based on the official regulations. You cannot rely on any other sources of information with regard to your qualification for admission.