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Study Programme

The programme contains 8 study units counting 7.5 ECTS points each and a dissertation counting 30 ECTS points. In total the course adds up to 90 ECTS points.

The programme is scheduled with 4 semesters of study, each semester containing 2 study units. With the programmes´ high flexibility you may choose to take the units individually and/or in a different order, but the individual unit only starts once a year, unless there are special circumstances. Each unit normally spans over 12 weeks of study and is concluded by a written exam at a fixed date. Lecturers teach during these scheduled weeks, but you may choose to start preparing for the unit before the official start date.

After successful completion of the 8 study units, a dissertation is normally written during the 5th semester.

 
The programme details – please click on the study units for further information.

Progression

Study Units	Start	Exams
International Strategy (7.5 ECTS)	September	January
Analytical Techniques (7.5 ECTS)	September	No exam – only coursework
Management in International Firms (7.5 ECTS)	September	January
International Trade (7.5 ECTS)	September	January
Post-graduate Certificate (30 ECTS in total)
International Finance (7.5 ECTS)	February	June
International Marketing (7.5 ECTS)	February	June
European Management and Business Strategy (7.5 ECTS)	February	June
Research Design and Methods (7.5 ECTS)	February	No exam – only coursework
Post-graduate Diploma (30 ECTS in total)
Dissertation (30  ECTS)
Master of Science

UPCOMING START-UPS:

Start September
Either International Strategy and Analytical Techniques
Or
Management in International Firms and International Trade


Start February
Either International Finance and International Marketing
Or
Research Methods and European Management and Business Strategy

ABOUT THE ECTS – European Credit Transfer System

The use of ECTS points is compulsory for higher education and part of the adult education system.  All Danish higher education programmes are described according to the ECTS credit point system, and the credit points are used not only for credit transfer but also as an accumulation system towards the final degree.

Read more about the European Credit Transfer System here:
http://ec.europa.eu/education/lifelong-learning-policy/doc48_en.htm