Compare programmes - bachelor

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.

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
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
BSc in International Business and Politics
BSc in International Shipping and Trade

BSc in International Business

The BSc IB gives you a broad understanding of business economics and strategy in a global context. You learn how companies analyse and adapt to the complex opportunities and risks inherent when an organisation does business internationally.

International business relations
At the BSc IB the international environment in which companies operate is examined, together with insigths into companies and how they are structured and operated.

Economics and maths
You work with economics both at the firm level and at a national or international level. You will gain knowledge about how companies interact with their customers and competitors.

People in organisations
You learn about what motivates employees and how to monitor the quality of their work. You are also taught about the different levels of management in international organisations.

Communication in companies
You learn about communication in companies that operates in international markets, how cultural differences can affect communication and how to handle the difficulties that arise.

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

BSc in International Business

Number of students per year	213
Male / female	66%/34%
Average age	21,6
International students	31%
Exchange option	5th semester
Internship option	5th semester
Special programme options	Global Supply Chain Management
Teaching language	English
Master programme	Cand.merc./MSc in Economics and Business – General Management and Analytics

Admission

Grade point average for entry	2024: 11.1
Grade point average for standby	No standby
Number of places	240
Quota 1 / quota 2	60%/40%
Motivational Essay	Yes - see Selection quotas under Admission
Mathematics	B
English	A
History or social studies	B

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