Tilburg University is a very international university founded in 1927. It has been ranked among the best in Dutch and European business subject evaluations many times. In the monthly magazine of the European Economic Association in December 2003, Tilburg University ranked first in European economics research. Tilburg University has also been accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB: Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) and is currently one of the 13 colleges in Europe that has been accredited by AACSB. Tilburg University Institute of Economics and Econometrics The institute enjoys a high reputation in Europe and even the world. Located in the center of the province of Brabant, it is the sixth largest city in the Netherlands and the commercial center and transportation hub of the southern Netherlands. It is located halfway between Amsterdam and Brussels. It has a population of 200,000, nearly 13 of which are students. The city has a beautiful environment and has many museums and entertainment facilities. Among them, the Museum of Modern Art "De Pont", "Efteling" Park and "013" Modern Pop Music Club are very famous in the Netherlands.

The school currently has more than 11,000 students, including 640 international students from more than 50 countries and regions around the world, and more than 1,700 faculty and staff. The school has inter-school cooperative relations with 126 universities in dozens of countries around the world. More than 600 students from various countries study at Tilburg University every year. The school currently has: School of Economics and International Business Management, School of Law, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, School of Art, School of Philosophy, and School of Theology. Among them, the School of Economics and International Business Management is the largest, with more than 400 faculty and staff and nearly 5,000 students.

The economics and quantitative economics majors at Tilburg University enjoy a high reputation in the Netherlands and even Europe. It has been certified by the European Economic Association as the No. 1 economics course among non-U.S. colleges and universities; ranked seventh in the world in the field of theoretical econometrics (ahead of Harvard University and Oxford University). The university's business courses ranked first in 2001. In April this year, it obtained the accreditation from the American Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), becoming one of the 13 departments in Europe to obtain this accreditation.

The globalization of education is the main policy goal of the university. The school has inter-school cooperation relationships with 126 universities in dozens of countries around the world. Every year, more than 600 students from various countries study at Tilburg University. The school's curriculum not only focuses on academic learning, but also requires students to accumulate internationally-oriented professional experience. After completing their studies, students have an international internship stage. At the same time, students also have the opportunity to participate in international student exchange programs and study in other schools or countries for a period of time, allowing students to understand different cultures and improve their language skills.