Master of Science in International Business (E-MSc)

Our programmes are designed with working professionals in mind and allow for flexibility within a framework. You can choose the days of the week and the times of the day you study to accommodate your other commitments, however you must meet some deadlines as advised by your lecturer. Our modules are 12 weeks in duration, and you are able to take breaks in between modules.

Yes, there are tuition fees, and they apply to all students irrespective of nationality. Unfortunately, there are no scholarships, grants, or discounts available at the moment. Tuition fees are quoted in Danish kroner, but may be paid electronically in any recognized currency.

Yes, it is. There is absolutely no distinction between the quality of online and campus programmes. You can be assured that all our online degrees have the same status as those awarded to graduates who studied on-campus.

No, your degree certificate will look exactly the same as those awarded to students who studied on campus in Denmark or Leeds. There will be no reference to ‘online’ on your degree certificate.

Asynchronous learning means that there are no set times for you to be online. You can log on to your platform at times of the day and days of the week that suit you. This makes it possible for students in different time zones to participate in the asynchronous discussion threads that most lecturers run and that allow you to participate in online discussions when it suits you, and there will be webinars offered by lecturers and video-recorded for those of you who cannot attend at specific times, or want to see them again.

The e-learning concept is designed in such a way that you can always keep track of your personal  learning progression.

For most programmes you will need to order one textbook per module. The average cost is US$120 per book. Additional e-books and texts are provided at no extra costs.

No, none of our online programmes require you to travel. All teaching is done online. Even exams are online. But you will be invited to participate in a physical graduation ceremony both in Kolding and Leeds.

You’ll meet all sorts of interesting, motivated people from all over the world. But generally speaking, you’ll find that most of our online students are ambitious professionals who fit their studies around their work and other commitments. Around 85% of them will typically be in full-time employment, and have work experience.

Many employers not only recognize the IBA’s and Leeds Beckett University’s online qualifications, they sponsor their employees to study with us, too. They know that our online degrees have the same status and high standards as our on-campus degrees.
Being UK university degrees, our online qualifications are widely recognized internationally.

On average, students spend around 5-10 hours per week on their studies on the E-BA and Double Degree programmes and 10-15 hours per week on the E-MSc and E-MBA programmes. You may need more time, especially for your first module as you adjust to the learning platform, and you may need less for some modules. The time you need to spend studying will depend on many variables including your previous academic experience, your confidence with technology, and your English-language skills.

If you have questions in connection with admission, you can use the contact form here or contact Director of E-learning, Oksana Jørgensen via email, at oknj@iba.dk or phone +45 30101613.

You must normally have successfully completed a degree at undergraduate level (Bachelor or equivalent).

Additionally, you must have English language proficiency at a certain level. Students from Denmark must have passed English at a level equivalent to a Danish Upper Secondary education B-level. Students from all other countries must present a recognized international English test with a result equivalent to IELTS 6.5 or higher.

Relevant professional experience will also be considered in the evaluation of applications.

All applicants are offered an online meeting.

Non-standard applications may be considered for entry to the course and will be at the discretion of the Course Manager

You can apply for the E-MSc in International Business course for summer and winter intake.

All applications must be made through the online application form here >>

All applicants are required to pay an application fee before their application can be processed by the IBA. Read more about the application fee >>

All required documentation must be attached to your application in the system by the given deadline:

• For summer intake applicants must apply no later than the 26th of August.
• For winter intake applicants must apply no later than the 26th of January.

If you have questions in connection with admission, you can use the contact form here or contact Director of E-learning, Oksana Jørgensen via email, at oknj@iba.dk or phone +45 30101613.

You must attach documentation to support the information mentioned in your application. All relevant documentation must be attached to your application in the system by the above-stated application deadline.

Mandatory documentation:

• Exam certificates
  If you have not finished your degree at the time of application, you must provide detailed Transcripts of records, mentioning the expected date of graduation.

• Copy of valid passport/national ID
• Updated CV in English
• Application Fee >> Payment Receipt.

The tuition fees for the Master of Science programme are DKK 95,000 in total.

Registration fee:          DKK  6,000 (when enrolling)
Per study unit:             DKK 10,000 (students normally take two units per semester)
Dissertation:                DKK 9,000

The fees include all teaching and exams, learning support and administrative costs. Books are not included.

Note that payment per unit is effected at the start of each unit.

We do not offer scholarships for this course.

The course is not entitled to the Danish State Education Support (SU).

The CATS (Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme) points system is recognised by many UK Higher Education institutions as a method of quantifying credit for a particular course.

CATS points convert to European academic credits (ECTS) as follows: Two CATS points are equivalent to one ECTS point.