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Entry Requirements

MSc in Business, Language and Culture

Applicants for the MSc in Business, Language and Culture are divided into two groups: applicants with a direct qualifying degree and applicants without a direct qualifying degree.
Applicants With a Direct Qualifying Degree:
The BSc in Business, Language and Culture and the BSc in Business, Asian Language and Culture are direct qualifying for the MSc in Business, Language and Culture; provided the language requirements are fulfilled, other Danish degrees are also direct qualifying, please see Group A.
Applicants Without a Direct Qualifying Degree:
You are ensured admission to the MSc in Business, Language & Culture, if you:
A) fulfil the general entry requirement, and
B) fulfil the language requirements, and
C) fulfil the specfic entry requirements.
A) The general entry requirements is an academic bachelor degree within the social sciences; applicants, who do not hold an academic bachelor degree within the social sciences, will be individually assessed. For further information, please see Bachelor degree.
B) The language requirement is English at level A, please see English.Please note that the programme also requires a second foreign language at a certain level (depending on the language), please see the table below, as well as further information about this: Other languages .
C) The specific entry requirements are:
45 ECTS-points:
Business Administration
15 ECTS-points:
Politics/Culture/Society
15 ECTS-points:
Micro/Macro Economics
Proficiency in French, Spanish, German, Chinese OR Japanese documented as follows:
325 hours of teaching during primary/secondary school AND
15 ECTS-points of teaching at undergraduate level in the chosen language - see Other languages .


For applicants from certain programmes, both Danish and international, the Admissions Office has made standard appraisals to establish the necessary upgrading to fulfil the entry requirements, please see Reduced requirements. For information on ECTS-points, please see ECTS; for information on doing supplementary courses, please see Supplementary courses.

Last updated by CBS Admissions Office 23/01/2012