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BSc in International Shipping and Trade
Economics and maths: 50%
International business relations: 25%
People in organisations: 10%
Business start-up and development: 10%
Society and politics: 5%
Economics and maths
You will learn about international shipping economics and financial conditions and costumer relations in shipping companies and how they affect operations and decision making.
You will learn about international shipping economics and financial conditions and costumer relations in shipping companies and how they affect operations and decision making.
International business relations
You will learn about how international trade affects the shipping industry and how the companies adapt to international business challenges.
You will learn about how international trade affects the shipping industry and how the companies adapt to international business challenges.
People in organisations
You will learn about operations, organization and customer relations in a global and intercultural business environment.
You will learn about operations, organization and customer relations in a global and intercultural business environment.
Business start-up and development
You will learn about how shipping companies are constantly developing their services and strategies to adapt to changing demands and market conditions.
You will learn about how shipping companies are constantly developing their services and strategies to adapt to changing demands and market conditions.
Society and politics
You will learn about how political and legal regulation affects a highly globalised industry.
You will learn about how political and legal regulation affects a highly globalised industry.
BSc in International Shipping and Trade
Number of students per year | 68 |
Male / female | 56%/44% |
Average age | 21.1 |
International students | 44% |
Exchange option | Mandatory 4th semester |
Internship option | Mandatory - 5th and 6th semester |
Special programme options | Global Chain and Logistics Management |
Teaching language | English |
Master programme | Cand.merc./MSc in Economics and Business – General Management and Analytics |
Admission
Grade point average for entry | 2024: 9.9 |
Grade point average for standby | No standby |
Number of places | 75 |
Quota 1 / quota 2 | 50%/50% |
Motivational Essay | Yes - see Selection quotas under Admission |
Mathematics | B |
English | A |
History or social studies | B |
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