Mission and Goals
SCOPE Maastricht's mission statement reads as follows: “SCOPE aims to fulfill the interests of the general student body of the School of Business and Economics of Maastricht University and acts as a point of contact for all internal and external parties, including potential sponsors, students of the SBE and other SCOPE associations.”.
SCOPE Maastricht tries to achieve its mission by providing students a large number of events, activities and services throughout the year. The activity portfolio constitute three pillars: Social, academic and career-oriented activities. It is also important for the association to give an opportunity to its active members, who can learn teamwork and organizational skills by organizing the events and activities. Many international companies, consultancies, banks and recruiting companies have used the study associations to get access to the general student body and recruit talented students.
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