Treasury Management

The minor Treasury Management is the only one in its field in the Netherlands and has been taught at HU (in Dutch) for 6 years already.

During the programme companies, such as DACT and Booking.com, provide real life assignments which you have to present at the end of the minor to representatives of these companies. Also, a treasury head-hunter will provide a guest lecture.

You will learn about treasury tools, treasury organisation and engage in hands-on problem solving of treasury issues and will apply advising skills in complex financial environments.

Would you like to know more about this programme or do you have a specific question? Please contact the programme coordinator, Frans Boumans, or the academic coordinator, Gerrit-Jan Lanting.

The programme takes place during one semester and contains the following courses:

Please note that the programme reflects a (logical) bundle of courses/subjects and should normally be followed as such. By choosing this package you will have to participate in ALL the courses included. It is not possible to combine (two or more) programmes in one single period.

In our course guide you can find all relevant information about the programme in one practical document. Download it here for your convenience.

• Treasury Management

Download the module guides for specific information regarding each course individually.

• Accounting
• Cash and Credit Management
• Consultancy
• Corporate Finance
• FX and Interest Management
• Insurance & Pensions, "Investments"
• Tax

When applying for this programme, you are expected to have two years of business education at bachelor level with specialisation in business economics, finance or banking.

English CEFR level B2.

Please note: If your English language ability proves to be insufficient to participate actively in (parts of) the courses you have chosen, we cannot be bound to the Learning Agreement, neither can we guarantee to offer you the required amount of Study load (EC’s). Teachers might request you to take a diagnostic test at the start of the course to check if your English language ability is sufficient to successfully participate in that specific course. In all cases it is up to the programme manager, to decide if your English language ability is sufficient to be eligible for the programme/course.

The intended learning outcomes are:

• Understanding the intricacies of (strategic) financial decisions;
• Analysing financial treasury information of companies;
• Preparing financial advices on forecasts, M&A investments, capital structure;
• Applying investor relations, behavioural finance and fin-tech.