Bachelor in Business Management – Marketing (EBM)

Bachelor in Business Management

EU citizens and citizens of Liechtenstein, Iceland, Switzerland and Norway are automatically eligible for free tuition. This can also apply to students from other countries who have Danish residency. Citizens from other countries who are not eligible for free tuition pay 65,000 Danish Kroner (DKK) per year (total for the two years 130,000 DKK). The fee for the first year must be paid upon enrolment. The fee for the second year must be paid before the end of Semester 2 in the first year.

Books and study supplies normally fall in the range of 6000-7000 Danish kroner, this includes books that are compulsary reading for the programme.

International students are expected to be able to support themselves during their stay studying in Denmark. Danish and some foreign students with longterm Danish residency are eligible for a grant (SU) covering part of the living costs, another source of possible financial support is sholarships. However, please be aware that with the exception of the above, grants and scholarships for international students are usually very hard to come by in Denmark.

Study Abroad at The International Business School!

The higher education department of The International Business Academy evolved from the merging of a number of smaller schools over the past 100 years. The Academy is now offering offering students the opportunity to undertake practical work placements and study exchanges throughout the world as an integral part of their study.

The Academy offers a firm theoretical foundation in a unique combination of theoretical study with practical experience, the opportunity for the student to develop into a professional, competent, enthusiastic and internationally oriented individual and a study environment which is globally and innovative oriented.

As part of the introduction programme which also include a buddy- and tutor programme, the IBA offers exchange and international students a Danish language crash course. The purpose of the course is to learn some basic Danish language. In addition, throughout the stay at the IBA exchange and international students can sign up for an e-learning based Danish language course.

In co-operation with IBA students, staff, course managers and advisers from around the world, IBA has a quality-assurance process designed to maintain and improve standards in the various components of our programme delivery including: Teaching, work placements, projects, facilities and resources. Currently, there are approximately 350 students on IBA programmes. Students come from Denmark as well as abroad and they themselves form the basis for an interesting, attractive and international study environment. Locally, regionally, nationally and globally, The International Business Academy is today synonymous with high-quality international business education.