Case Competitions
The Case Team Programme is back!
After a three-year break, we are excited to relaunch the IBA Case Team Programme – a unique opportunity for students to challenge themselves, represent the academy, and compete on the international stage.
Four IBA students will be selected to join the teams competing for a place in the prestigious NIBS Case Competition.
Want to learn more? Join the recruitment meeting on 15 September at 14:00 in room 4.05. Here you will meet the case team coaches and hear more about the competitions.
No registration is required – just show up!
NIBS Worldwide Case Competition
The NIBS Worldwide Case Competition is one of the world’s most established student case competitions. Teams of four students analyse real-life business challenges and present their solutions to an international jury of academics and industry experts.
After a qualifying round, the 16 best teams from across the globe are invited to the championship round, making it a unique opportunity to test skills, gain international experience, and build a global network.
After a three-year break, IBA is once again competing in the NIBS Case Competition, fielding one or two student teams.
Why join the case team?
- Gain real-world business problem-solving experience.
- Sharpen your presentation, strategy and teamwork skills
- Network with peers on and industry professionals
- Represent our academy in prestigious national and international competitions
Who can join?
The programme is open for students enrolled in:
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) International Business
- Bachelor of Science (Hons) Informatics
- Bachelor of Science in International Business Management (2nd and 3rd year students)
- Professional Bachelor’s (PBA) Programmes
- Academy Programmes (Erhvervsakademiuddannelser)
"I am looking forward to networking with all the participants from the many countries we will meet at the competitions. And I think it will be exciting to work under pressure. Even though we have to work quickly, we must be able to handle the pressure and come up with creative ideas."
"Why not try something new and develop my skills? That is why I applied to join the IBA’s Case Team. We will be working on practical tasks that require analytical thinking, so it is great training for the brain."
