Credit transfer programme (top-up)

It is no longer possible to be admitted to the credit transfer programme (top-up)

On this page you will be able to find information regarding the credit transfer programme for Marketing Management or Financial Management. If you have any questions relating to the content of this page or for the credit transfer programme you can always contact the student counsellor's office.

Study regulations

As a credit transfer student you follow the same rules and regulations as students on the bachelor programme within the Economics and Business Administration, BSc programme. Therefore, you can always find the current academic regulations in the academic regulations for Economics and Business Administration, BSc.

Structure of programmes

Below you can find an overview of the courses you have to take during your credit transfer programme.

You will be able to find course description for each course in the course catalogue.

Credit transfer study programmes

AP degrees in Financial Management or Financial Controlling

1. semester 2. semester 3. semester 4. semester
Mathematics (5 ECTS) Quantitative Research Methods (10 ECTS) Qualitative methods (5 ECTS) Finance (10 ECTS)
Business Statistics (5 ECTS) Operations Management (10 ECTS) Business Development with information systems (5 ECTS) Bachelor's Project (20 ECTS)
Financial Accounting (10 ECTS) Marketing Management (10 ECTS) Industrial Organisation and Strategy (10 ECTS)
Organisational Behaviour (10 ECTS) Valgfag fra HA, 5. semester (10 ECTS)

AP degrees in Marketing Management

1. semester 2. semester 3. semester 4. semester
Mathematics (5 ECTS) Quantitative Research Methods (10 ECTS) Qualitative methods
(5 ECTS)
Finance (10 ECTS)
Business Statistics (5 ECTS) Operations Management (10 ECTS) Business Development with Information Systems (5 ECTS) Bachelor's Project (20 ECTS)
Financial Accounting (10 ECTS) Management Accounting (10 ECTS) Industrial Organisation and Strategy (10 ECTS)
Organisational Behaviour (10 ECTS) Elective from BSc, 5th semester (10 ECTS)