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There are many issues to consider when choosing programme. Below you can make a comparison between different undergraduate programs, so you can identify which study is most relevant and interesting to you.

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BSc in International Shipping and Trade

The BSc Shipping provides you with an understanding of the context and strategies of the global shipping industry and prepares you for efficiently planning and managing shipping operations.
Economics and maths: 50%
International business relations: 25%
People in organisations: 10%
Business start-up and development: 10%
Society and politics: 5%
50%25%10%10%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.
    International business relations
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.
    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.
    Society and politics
You will learn about how political and legal regulation affects a highly globalised industry.
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BSc in International Business and Politics

The BSc IBP teaches you how economic and political forces shape a globalising world — and how companies adjust their business strategies and working methods to meet political challenges.
Society and politics: 40%
Economics and maths: 40%
International business relations: 10%
People in organisations: 10%
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    Society and politics
You will get a thorough understanding of how states and markets interact in different developed and developing countries. You learn how political institutions shape the environment for business and the consequences this has for society.
    Economics and maths
You obtain the necessary understanding of economic theory and models. Such mathematical models are used to explain issues such as the decision of the firm, the relationship between variables such as interest rate and inflation, and the pattern of trade.
    International business relations
You get a strong basis for understanding business and managerial decisions especially when doing business across borders. The political aspect is included through issues such as the political process of lobbyism, international negotiations and corporate social responsibility.
    People in organisations
You will learn how people interact with each other in different organisational situations.

BSc in International Shipping and Trade

Number of students per year68
Male / female56%/44%
Average age21.1
International students44%
Exchange optionMandatory 4th semester
Internship optionMandatory - 5th and 6th semester
Special programme optionsGlobal Chain and Logistics Management
Teaching languageEnglish
Master programmeCand.merc./MSc in Economics and Business – General Management and Analytics

Admission

Grade point average for entry2024: 9.9
Grade point average for standbyNo standby
Number of places75
Quota 1 / quota 250%/50%
Motivational EssayYes - see Selection quotas under Admission
MathematicsB
EnglishA
History or social studiesB

BSc in International Business and Politics

Number of students per year126
Male / female60%/40%
Average age21,4
International students44%
Exchange option5th semester
Internship option5th semester
Teaching languageEnglish
Master programmeMSc in International Business and Politics

Admission

Grade point average for entry2024: 10,6
Grade point average for standbyNo standby
Number of places150
Quota 1 / quota 260%/40%
Motivational EssayYes - see Quota 1 and 2 under Admission
MathematicsB
EnglishA
History or social studiesB