You can apply for financial support from Department of Economics and Business Economics, if are you planning a study trip abroad or in Denmark, or if are you interested in a financial supplement for your student association or other activities.

Department of Economics and Business Economics wishes to strengthen the study environment for the department's students through financial support for student activities. The guidelines contain an overview of student associations eligible, which purposes and activities the department wants to support, and which procedures must be followed when applying for these.

You can find the guidelines for financial support of student activities here

The following MSc programmes are offered by the Department of Economics and Business Economics: 

• MSc in Operations and Supply Chain Analytics
• MSc in Finance
• MSc in Finance and International Business
• MSc in Business Intelligence
• MSc in International Economic Consulting
• MSc in Business Economics and Auditing (cand.merc.aud.)
• MSc in Social Sciences in Business Administration (cand.soc.) 

The following Master’s programmes are offered by the Department of Management 

• MSc in Business-to-Business Marketing and Purchasing
• MSc in Commercial and Retail Management
• MSc in Information Management
• MSc in Innovation Management
• MSc in International Business
• MSc in Management Accounting and Control
• MSc in Marketing
• MSc in Strategy, Organisation and Leadership
• MSc in Strategic Communication
• Kandidatuddannelsen i IT, kommunikation og organisation (ITKO)

Practical information

If you are going on a study trip abroad or in Denmark, you may apply for financial support from Department of Management if you are a student at one of the above MSc programmes.

The study trip must take place in a period, where there is no teaching, e.g. the week before Easter

Applications may be sent throughout the year, and grants are given based on an assessment of the required contents of the application (see below), and if funding for the particular purpose of the trip is available.

The grants are intended for study trips for groups of students with the purpose of getting new perspectives on their studies, e.g. by visiting companies or other universities. It is not possible to apply for funding in connection with trips related to the writing of a Master’s thesis.

The study trip must be a natural part of the teaching, or alternatively enhance internationalisation and cooperation across the borders.

Fill in the application form and send it to lone@mgmt.au.dk

·         Application form for financial support for study trips

After the study trip, a short report describing the contents and output of the trip must be sent to lone@mgmt.au.dk

Financial support

Financial support is allocated as follows:

·         Overseas: DKK 800 per student

·         Europe: DKK 400 per student

·         Sjælland: DKK 200 per student

·         Rest of Denmark: based on individual assessment

·         One-day company visits:  based on individual assessment

You may also apply for financial support to cover the travel and living expenses of one trip leader. The trip leader must be an employee at Aarhus University.