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BSc in International Business
While emphasising the basics of doing business, the programme’s curriculum is continually updated in response to changes in the global environment and new research. You will learn about economics, business economics as well as how to build a solid business research project.
Economics
In this area, you will learn about economic theory and consider how companies interact with their customers and competitors. In addition, you will consider the competitive dynamics in industries, international trade policy, and the influence of macroeconomic changes on the international competitiveness of the company.
In this area, you will learn about economic theory and consider how companies interact with their customers and competitors. In addition, you will consider the competitive dynamics in industries, international trade policy, and the influence of macroeconomic changes on the international competitiveness of the company.
Business Economics
The courses in business and management examine the international business environment. You will be introduced to theories about organisational behaviour, international strategy, marketing, corporate finance and financial accounting.
The courses in business and management examine the international business environment. You will be introduced to theories about organisational behaviour, international strategy, marketing, corporate finance and financial accounting.
Methods
The methodology courses include qualitative and quantitative business research methods and applied statistics. You will investigate topics in relation to international business law and corporate communication.
The methodology courses include qualitative and quantitative business research methods and applied statistics. You will investigate topics in relation to international business law and corporate communication.
In addition to the core curriculum, the programme includes an opportunity for you to participate in internships for academic credit. We believe that projects like these help you to get a job more quickly after graduation.
Last updated by Andrew Arnold 28/02/2012
A unique approach to international business education
The main task of the International Business programme is to educate students so they can work in, or be consultants for companies and organisations with international operations, says Associate Professor Jens Gammelgaard who took over as director of the International Business programme in 2009.
Competing for the top spot
Most IB-students dream of becoming business leaders one day and one aim of the IB-programme is to prepare students for that. But how does IB prepare you? The answer is project work with people from all over the world in a challenging quarter structure, say students.
Studying abroad at 'home'
It is a huge decision for any student to choose to study in a foreign country, but children of expatriates working in Denmark have to make the hard choice between going back to their home country or staying to study in Denmark. The International Business programme can also provide good opportunities for foreign students at 'home' in Denmark.
