The A. Wilhelmsen Foundation provides two scholarships for business student from NHH's Baltic partner schools to take the two-year MSc in International Business at NHH. Students with a bachelor degree from the following schools are eligible to apply for the scholarship:
The amount of the scholarship is as follows:
In today's global business environment there are excellent opportunities for international careers. The MSc in International Business at NHH is a specialised two year course of study specifically aimed to equip students with the right mix of analytical and practical skills for a career within multinational companies, international organisations or smaller firms whose activities involve a substantial degree of international business.
The general structure of the programme consists of 12 courses and a thesis. Together they add up to a total of 120 points (equivalent to ECTS credits) - 90 points for the twelve courses, and 30 points for the thesis.
The Master of Science programme at NHH enables the specialisation in International Business to be combined with courses in other fields. The general course plan for the MSc in International Business comprises:
The other Master of Science specialisations offered at NHH are:
It is recommended that four of the elective courses be taken from the same specialisation to enable a minor profile to be developed within the MSc in International Business. The programme is spread over four semesters, with four courses taken each semester and the final semester dedicated to the thesis.
Students are free to decide when to take the required courses and if to take an international exchange, allowing students a high degree of flexibility. For example some students decide to take an international exchange in their last semester, taking elective courses or courses for a minor specialisation at an overseas school, and some students opt to stay at NHH for the whole period of study.
Students can also apply to the CEMS Master's in International Management (MIM) programme once they are at NHH, and combine their studies to graduate with two internationally recognised qualifications.
The MSc in International Business commences in mid August each year and finishes in June two years later.
More information about the MSc in International Business at NHH is available here.
All registered students may apply for reasonable priced housing at one of the hostels, owned and operated by the Student Welfare Organisation in Bergen (SiB). See application form for more information.
As member of the University Council in Norway, NHH does not charge any application or tuition fee. However, the students have to pay a small welfare fee, approximately NOK 400,- each semester.
Applicants for the A. Wilhelmsen Foundation scholarship programme should have the following academic qualifications:
The application must include:
The application form must be signed and dated by the applicant before it is posted. Applications will not be considered complete until all required paperwork has been received.
Completed applications should be sent to:
The deadline for receipt of completed applications is 15 April 2007.
For more information, please contact:
Sist oppdatert: 2007-03-12. Kontakt om innhald: Siren Høgtun
