MSc in Business Administration and Innovation in Health Care

Language Requirements

The programme requires English at Danish level B, and only the qualifications listed on the English level B page are accepted as alternative fulfilment.

The English language requirement must be fulfilled by the application deadline.

SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Your educational background will be subject to an overall individual assessment in order to establish if your bachelor's degree qualifies you for the programme and the academic areas listed below are covered in full and as prescribed.

The specific entry requirements are min. 30 ECTS-points within one or more of the following areas:

• Organisation
• Quantitative methods
• Economics
• IT
• Epidemiology
• Human biology
• Pathology
• Physiology/anatomy
• Biochemistry/organic chemistry

CBS Admissions is not able to pre-assess your qualifications ahead of the application round.

To help you to prepare your application, you have the following two options:

• Check below if we have already published an advance assessment for your bachelor degree
• If your bachelor degree is not listed in the advance assessments below, you can make your own self-assessment using the self-assessment (course match) form further down

Advance assessments

The following advance assessments are valid for the 2023 admission round for applicants whose bachelor degree exactly matches the university, degree title and enrolment year listed.

The advance assessments are based on the obligatory courses as listed in the programme regulations. If you have obligatory courses that have been credit transferred from elsewhere, we will not use the advance assessment and will instead assess your courses using the available documentation.

The advance assessments are grouped accordingly:

• Qualifying Bachelor Degrees:
  Your obligatory courses fulfil the specific entry requirements
   
• Potentially Qualifying Bachelor Degrees:
  Your obligatory courses do not fully cover the specific entry requirements. You will therefore need to either choose relevant electives or take supplementary qualifying courses to fulfil the requirements.
   
• Non-qualifying Bachelor Degrees:
  Your obligatory courses do not fulfil the specific entry requirements and it is unlikely that elective courses and/or taking supplementary qualifying courses will help you to fulfil the requirements in full.

Your bachelor degree could be placed in different categories for different enrolment years.

Fulfilment of the entry requirements does not guarantee admission. Read more under ‘Selection Criteria’.

SELF-ASSESSMENT (COURSE MATCH)

Use this form to get an overview of your undergraduate courses (from your bachelor degree as well as any supplementary courses outside of your bachelor degree). You can include courses you have passed as well as courses you are currently taking, or plan to take in the summer.

Self-assessment form

Selection criteria

The programme has a limited number of places.

Only applicants fulfilling the specific entry requirements are considered qualified and will be considered in the selection process.

If there are more qualified applicants than places available, selection criteria will be applied. You are subject to an overall assessment of your academic background at undergraduate level with a focus on:

• Analytical skills and experience with social science methodology
• Grades and relevance of educational background at undergraduate level
• Personal statement (see below)

Your exact academic background determines which of the following quotas you belong to:

Quota 1: Applicants with a bachelor degree within public health

Quota 2: Applicants with a bachelor degree within the social sciences (including business administration)

Quota 3: Applicants with a bachelor degree within health science

Quota 4: Applicants with a bachelor degree within sciences (including natural sciences, technical sciences and the humanities)

Quota 5: Dispensees. If you do not have a bachelor degree, you are considered a dispensee and will be subject to an individual assessment. As a HD part II you are considered a dispensee.

STATISTICS ON ADMISSION

In our statistics on admission you can find information about the number of applicants for the programme in previous admission rounds as well as the number of places.

See our statistics on admission