Conscious business (Exchange)

Saxion University of Applied Sciences in Enschede is known for its hands-on, practice-oriented education designed to prepare students for professional life. Established as a modern applied university with nearly 27,000 students and an international community of around 3,500 learners, Saxion integrates academic study with real-world projects and industry collaboration. The campus in Enschede offers a lively, supportive environment where creativity and practical skills are developed side by side.

The university emphasizes innovation, entrepreneurship and applied research across a wide range of bachelor’s and master’s programs. Close ties to local and international companies create internship and project opportunities that help students build professional networks and develop job-ready competences. Teaching combines case work, labs and team projects so graduates enter the workforce with demonstrable experience and a competitive profile.

International students at Saxion can expect a welcoming campus culture, targeted student services and guidance on practical matters such as housing, visas and career planning. English-taught programs, industry-linked assignments and career services make Saxion a strong option for those seeking an education that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application. Prospective applicants are encouraged to review program details and contact admissions for tailored advice on pathways and entry requirements.

The Conscious Business program at Saxion University of Applied Sciences is a 5-month non-degree program for international students who want to focus on sustainable business practices. It's taught in English and helps students think about the impact of business on people and the planet.

This program covers topics like social responsibility and sustainable development. Students learn skills like critical thinking and problem-solving, and get hands-on experience with real-world business cases.

Graduates of this program can work as Sustainability Consultants, Corporate Social Responsibility Managers, or Environmental Advisors. They can find jobs in industries like non-profit, government, or private companies that prioritize social and environmental responsibility.