Updated pages for the MSc in International Business can be found at www.nhh.no/mib
The Norwegian economy is one of the most international economies in the world. International shipping and the offshore oil industry are typical examples of successful industries that are important areas of research at the School. Scandinavian companies have also developed a unique form of management that puts great emphasis on the quality of life of the employees, combined with high technology and high quality products.
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international market place has proven quite successful. The Master of Science in
International Business represents a high
quality international program within a Scandinavian setting.
The Master of Science in International Business is a two year program fully taught in English. It is designed to provide the students with both the analytical and practical skills needed in international markets. Main focus will be given the challenges for the multinational companies, but attention will also be paid on exports and business strategies of small and medium size companies. Students from all over the world are welcome. |
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Your major profile will be International Business. Courses in the minor profile and the elective courses can be chosen among courses in the following profiles;
MORE DETAILS ON THE PROGRAMME AND THE COURSES OFFERED
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND APPLICATION PROCEDUREContact: mib@nhh.no
Tuition and fees
As member of the University Council in Norway, the Norwegian School of Economics
and Business Administration do not charge any application or tuition fee.
However, the students have to pay a small welfare fee, approximately NOK 400,-
each semester.
Financial aid
Please note that the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
does not offer any scholarships or other forms of financial support. Such
assistance must be arranged by the students through official channels in the
home country, or through some international organizations. However, citizens
from Eastern Europe and developing countries who undergo education in Norway may
be granted financial aid from the State Educational Loan Fund in Norway.
Students admitted into the Master of Science Program in Business with major in
International Business will receive further information on their eligibility for
financial assistance through the State Educational Loan Fund.
There are as well a few reciprocal culture agreements between Norway and various
other countries, including some scholarships to foreign students. For further
information, please contact your country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the
local Norwegian Embassy.
Last updated: 2006-11-30. Contact: Studieadministrasjonen
Questions? Contact: mib@nhh.no
