Compare programmes - bachelor

    Economics and maths
You work with economics both at the firm level and at a national or international level. You will study both private companies and public organisations and the special economics of the service sector.

    Society and politics
The Bsc SEM deals with the management of important institutions in the society such as museums, day cares, hospitals and schools. You will also learn about the public regulations, laws and politics that all service companies are subject to.

    Communication in companies
Communication within companies and with the outside world is important for success. You will work with communication as a general aspect throughout the programme, especially in courses like marketing, organisational behavior and strategy.

    International business relations
It is an international programme that has an international focus. Trade, international exchange and business development are natural parts of the service sector today and therefore you will work with cases from different parts of the world.

    Society and politics
The BSc Soc. gives you a broad understanding of current societal and political developments and issues. You also learn how politics and governments influence the international market.

    International business relations
At the BSc Soc. you learn how to understand the international business environment and how to handle current issues and problems.

    People in organisations
At the BSc Soc. you learn how people act and cooperate with each other in organisations, markets and society.

    Economics and maths
You work with economics in a company both in a national and international context. You will gain an understanding of how a company is structured and organized and how the national and international economy can affect it.

    Communication in companies
You gain a broad knowledge of how people communicate with each other and how they develop a common language within a company. The focus is only on communication between people in organisations and not on more general communication theory.