Erasmus Institute for Business Economics

Introduces the Modern Business Economist from Rotterdam

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Themes

Accounting

Financial accounting, management accounting, auditing and informationmanagement.

Finance

Financial management, financial markets, risk management and corporate finance.

Marketing & Strategy

Market strategies, market research, digital marketing and sales- & account management.

Data science

Econometrics, business analytics and (big) data related questions.

Leadership

Relational economics, ethics and motives in governance and management.

Organisation

Internal organisation, value chain analysis and the ‘art of governance’.

Applications

There are two business economic applications that take shape within the EUR:
Taxes
Maritime Economics

EIBE serves:

The Erasmus Institute for Business Economics (EIBE) has been established as a platform for the companies listed above that are doing research for the EUR-Holding, to take care for education and to do valorisation activities in the field of business economics. Our purpose is to initiate and facilitate the collaboration of the operating companies, who operate on the broad terrain of business economics. We strive to create a broad, holistic perspective on business economics and accomplish synergy between the companies. This website presents the ideas of EIBE and introduces the involved operating companies. Besides that, an overview of the available post-initial education and the other available services is given. This is all connected with the (modern) business economics that we pursue.

Data analysis can help accountants and auditors to detect fraudulent constructions and to reduce the number of loopholes.
Cees van Halem
Modern business economics do not focus on short-term profit, but long-term value creation. Maximum profit gives way to a satisfying profit.
Martin Hoogendoorn
A business economist moving on to a leadership position should be able to approach issues from a broader, general business economic perspective.
Harry Commandeur
For an economy to remain relevant to society, it needs to deepen its analysis to ensure a better understanding of people and society.
Ard Jan Biemond