Business School Notenboom has modern campuses located in major Dutch cities, including Eindhoven, Hilversum, and Maastricht, providing students with accessible and professional learning environments. The main campus is situated at Beukenlaan 145 in Eindhoven, with additional branches in Hilversum and Maastricht.

The undergraduate application requirements for international students at Business School Notenboom are designed to ensure that applicants have the academic preparation and language skills needed to succeed in their chosen business program. International applicants must have a secondary school diploma equivalent to the Dutch HAVO, VWO, or MBO-4 level, such as a higher secondary certificate, A-levels, IB diploma, or an equivalent national qualification that allows entry to higher education in their home country. Since most undergraduate programs are taught in English, students are required to demonstrate English language proficiency through recognized tests such as IELTS (usually minimum overall score of around 6.0), TOEFL, or Cambridge English qualifications, unless they have completed prior education in English. Applicants must submit a completed application form, academic transcripts, a copy of their passport, and proof of English proficiency. Some students may also be asked to participate in an interview or submit additional documents to assess motivation and suitability. International students must meet visa and residence permit requirements and provide financial proof if required by Dutch immigration authorities. Admission decisions are based on academic qualifications, language ability, and overall eligibility for higher education in the Netherlands.

The master’s (MBA) application requirements for international students at Business School Notenboom include several academic and administrative criteria. Applicants must hold a recognized bachelor’s degree in business, management, or a related discipline from an accredited institution, demonstrating sufficient academic preparation for advanced business studies. In addition, students are required to submit proof of English language proficiency through standardized tests such as IELTS or TOEFL if their previous education was not conducted in English. International applicants must also provide academic transcripts, a valid passport copy, a completed application form, and a curriculum vitae outlining their educational and professional background. Some MBA programs, particularly those focused on family business or management, may require relevant work experience to ensure students can engage effectively with advanced business concepts. Furthermore, international students may need to demonstrate financial capability to cover tuition and living expenses and meet visa requirements set by Dutch immigration authorities. These requirements ensure that international students are academically qualified, linguistically prepared, and legally eligible to pursue master’s-level business education at the institution.

Student safety at Business School Notenboom is supported through a combination of secure campus environments, clear safety policies, and practical guidance helping students feel confident and protected during their studies.

Student life at Business School Notenboom is designed to balance academic rigor with professional development, networking, and personal growth. While the school is primarily focused on business and management education, it provides opportunities for social engagement, extracurricular activities, and interaction with industry professionals.

Business School Notenboom does not operate large, on‑campus dormitories in the way traditional universities do, but it provides guidance and support to help students secure suitable housing near its campuses in Eindhoven, Hilversum, and Maastricht. Since student accommodation demand is high in the Netherlands, early planning is strongly advised.

Business School Notenboom provides career-focused education with strong emphasis on internships, practical experience, and career preparation rather than traditional mass campus placements. The school prepares students for employment through industry-oriented learning, professional training, and connections with employers.