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After submitting the application to MSM, the university will invite students for an interview. This interview will give students a chance to highlight any motivation or skills beyond the CV and letter of motivation. On top of that, MSM will get a chance to learn more about the students’ English level and individual motivations for joining a particular program.

To apply to Maastricht School of Management, the applicants are required to pay the application fee of €95. The application can be filled out by accessing the direct link of the application form mentioned over the institute’s official website. The documents that are required to apply are degree completed, academic transcripts, recent passport picture, letter of motivation, standardized test scores, etc.

Maastricht School of Management is a part of the Maastricht University of Business and Economics (SBE). SBE has been awarded three prestigious accreditations like EQUIS, AACSB, and AMBA, resulting in what is called as Triple Crown accreditation.

A few of the reasons to choose MSM MBA course are:

• MSM MBA follows a practice-oriented approach
• Apart from theory, students will be able to develop their soft skills while studying MBA. Skills like communication, critical thinking, creativity, problem-solving, self awareness can be developed
• Students will be able to learn from experienced professors

To study at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Indian students have various scholarship options available:

• VU Scholarships:
  VU Fellowship Programme (VUFP)
  NL Scholarship (formerly Holland Scholarship Programme)
  Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS) 
• VUFP Scholarship:
  Available for Master's programs taught in English.
  Grant benefits include monthly payments of €1,300, international travel reimbursement of up to €1,000, and coverage of residence permit costs. Tuition fees are not waived. 
  
  Application Process:
  After applying for the Fulbright grant, prepare and submit an application for the VU Fulbright award. 
  
  

Indian students at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam prefer various sectors for part-time jobs. These sectors include positions at the university such as in the faculty-student council, student associations, and student buddies. Additionally, part-time job opportunities at organizations on the VU campus like Spar or the Basket are popular choices. Indian students can also explore vacancies for student assistants, which were previously listed on VU Studentjobs but now require creating vacancies via a new ATS system. 

International students at the University of Twente prefer part-time jobs in sectors like retail, hospitality, tutoring, and research. To locate process possibilities in Enschede, global college students can discover platforms like Twente.com, YoungCapital, SUSA, SSE Group, SMART, TalentIT Twente, and so forth. For positions such as internships, facet jobs, traineeships, tasks, and full-time jobs, Non-EU college students need to comply with guidelines which include obtaining a work allow and adhering to restrictions on the wide variety of hours they can work, limited to sixteen hours in step with week for element-time jobs. 

Students' reviews on the University of Twente for the MBA programme are generally positive. Students have praised the university for its innovative learning environment, state-of-the-art facilities, and collaborative atmosphere among students and faculty. The practical nature of the programme is also highlighted, with students gaining experience through group projects and practical assignments. The curriculum is well-thought-out and the teachers have excellent English skills.