11 Business BSc Degree Programs in Denmark

BSc in international business administration and foreign languages in Flensburg and Sønderborg combines business economics and business language (in either German or Danish plus English) and qualifies you for internationally oriented jobs in private enterprises as well as in public organizations.

The program is an international oriented education in economics and business administration that reflects key challenges and opportunities of modern global and regional business. The program prepares you for today's challenges and functions in globally oriented businesses.

This Program aims to give students a broad introduction to a number of economic, legal, and organisational issues within the field of business. In addition to business issues, the Program also considers socioeconomic aspects and the interaction between economics and business administration.

This Program aims to give students a broad introduction to a number of economic, legal, and organizational issues within the field of business. In addition to business issues, the Program also considers socioeconomic aspects and the interaction between economics and business administration.

From idea to implementing a new business opportunity

The three-year BSc programme in Global Business Informatics provides you with the theoretical and practical tools for working with IT in an international business context and emphasises qualitative approaches to understanding IT, and its global significance.

De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, and Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College, are delighted to offer this 3-year program.

Shipping is at the very core of international trade. Millions of tons of cargo are shipped from one end of the globe to the other every day, You could even describe international shipping as “globalisation in its physical form”, linking production, people and companies all over the planet. Developing efficient, reliable and cost-effective solutions to moving goods from producers to buyers is increasingly a key component in assuring business success for international companies. Shipping is not only a very large but also a highly dynamic industry. Denmark is a leading shipping country, home to the world’s largest container shipping company and many other strong, global shipping companies.

When doing business internationally, managers and specialists not only need to be skilled in economics and business administration. They must also understand international and local cultural and business conditions. You will learn about differences and similarities between countries and cultures – and how companies and other organisations can best handle the challenges that such differences create. This could for example be when developing and implementing sustainable business solutions.

We all know that Asia is hugely important as the producer of more and more of the world’s goods and services. Asian markets are rapidly growing in both size and importance. We can also read about the increasing global economic, cultural and political influence of Asian countries in general and China in particular. However, from a business perspective Asia is much more than just big markets, high growth rates and economic power. It is about understanding a part of the world that is fundamentally and very quickly rewriting the rules of global competition and business.

Digital innovation, new technologies and advanced ways of working with data shape and change virtually all aspects of how companies and other organisations do business. Digital information, including “big data”, creates new ways for companies to develop their activities and strategies. Social media and new communication platforms require companies to find new ways of managing communication internally as well as their relations with partners and customers. Planning, development, administration, and production are increasingly optimised through digital systems. In addition, organisations and the people who work within them must adapt to new ways of working, thinking and managing.