Utrecht Uni vs EUR Rotterdam

Utrecht Uni M.S Banking and Finance versus EUR Rotterdam M.S Finance and Investments compared on the basis of college reviews, courses compared, placements, campus information, campus and hostel photographs, facilities, etc. Utrecht Uni M.S is overall rated 6.5 By 2 students whereas EUR Rotterdam M.S is overall rated 6.7 By 1 students on Collegedunia. Compare other courses and colleges on Collegedunia with other details like fees, eligibility, hostel fees, course duration, etc.

Course Comparison

Course Details	Utrecht Uni	EUR Rotterdam
Ranking	#69 for Sciences by Times Higher Education 2022	#80 for Finance by Times Higher Education 2023 #51 for Sciences by Academy Ranking of World Universities 2022
Application
Exam Score	IELTS - 7/9 TOEFL - 100/120	IELTS - 7/9 TOEFL - 100/120 GMAT - 600/800
Cost To Study	Total Cost [Tution + Living] - INR 21.3 L/Yr	Total Cost [Tution + Living] - INR 23.1 L/Yr
Return On Investment/Average Package	-	-
Documents Required	A scan of your diploma (if necessary with official translations) or Proof of anticipated degree external link A scan of your transcript (if necessary with official translations) Motivation statement external link Curriculum vitae / resume external link Two letters of recommendation external link A scan of your official English language test report or certificate. Passport copy	Official transcripts English language requirements Minimum score of 600 in GMAT
Application Dates	Application Deadline For 2025 Intake With Scholarship Consideration Oct 1, 2024 - Feb 1, 2025 Application Deadline For 2025 Intake - Apr 1, 2025	Regular Application Deadline For 2025 Intake - Jan 15, 2025 Late Application Deadline For 2025 Intake - May 1, 2025 Extended Application Deadline For 2025 Intake - Jun 2, 2025

Career & Placement Comparison

Graduates have gone on to work in a number of different institutions and sectors including:

central banks, e.g. European Central Bank, Dutch Central Bank;
commercial banks e.g. ABN AMRO, HSBC, ING, Rabobank;
supranational financial institutions, e.g. World Bank, IMF;
insurance firms and pension funds, e.g. Delta Lloyd, PGGM;
financial market regulators, e.g. BaFin and AFM;
start-ups and venture capital firms;
consultancy firms;
research institutes e.g. the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB), Eurostat;
government ministries e.g. Ministry of Economic Affairs or Finance