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The most visible sign of this cooperation is the student exchange programme, which has grown to assume considerable proportions here at NHH. In the academic year 2003/2004 the school hosted 145 incoming exchange students and had 181 students going out on exchange to its partner institutions worldwide. For our outgoing students this constitutes over 40% of the total number of students enrolled in any one year of our bachelor programme. These figures are well above the student exchange targets set at both national and European levels. The EU goal, for example, is that 10% of all students in higher education shall participate in an exchange programme.
The majority of NHH's international activities programmes are organised into networks of cooperating institutions, where CEMS (the Community of European Management Schools) is the most important. The International Office plays a vital role in coordinating NHH's CEMS responsibilities. In total, we now have established forms of cooperation with over 90 institutions abroad, which include highly recognised universities and business schools. The function of the International Office is to serve as a link between the students and the staff at NHH and our foreign partners. In other words, the International Office functions as a service and information centre for NHH's international activities.
Find out more about the International Office here.
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