Aalto University International Business, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science (Economics and Business Administration)
Aalto University

Aalto University

International Business, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science (Economics and Business Administration)

Espoo, Finland

MSc

2 up to

3 years

English

Full time

Jan 2027

EUR 15,000 / per year *

On-Campus

* international fee only; EU/EEA/Swiss citizens do not pay | 12000 EUR per year for 3-year Bachelor's | 1500O EUR per year for 2-year Master's

Key Summary

About: Aalto University’s International Business BSc uses three‑ and six‑week courses to build management, leadership and international business skills. The BSc is 180 ECTS. Students choose electives, take language courses, complete a 30 ECTS minor or exchange, and can progress to Aalto School of Business master's with an automatic 2‑year M.Sc. study right. The programme emphasizes internationalisation through visiting faculty, exchange semester.

Career Outcomes: Graduates move to master’s, PhD or join public and private sectors. Typical roles are international project manager, business development manager, marketing manager, consultant, human resources advisor, entrepreneur. Graduates enter management, consulting, finance, marketing, operations and trade.

The Aalto Bachelor’s Programme in International Business is a globally recognised programme that delivers a comprehensive education in the competitive, fast-changing field of international business. 

This programme is designed for students who want to connect their strong business skills and international fluency with the large-scale challenges society is facing today.  

During your studies, you’ll build a solid foundation in the core areas of business: marketing, accounting, management, entrepreneurship, and business ethics. The focus is on practical applications, teamwork and creativity. You will learn how and why business decisions are made, and how businesses operate in real-world contexts. Your coursework will emphasise collaboration with your fellow students, faculty, outside companies and other organisations on real-life cases.