Autumn semester (August - December 2015):
| Code: | Name: | Credits: |
| BØA3031 | Sport Business and Economics | 7,5 |
| MRK2015 | Managing Business Relationships | 7,5 |
| MRK3015 | Consumer Behaviour | 7,5 |
| ORG2010 | Leadership, Communication and Cooperation | 7,5 |
| INT2020* | Introduction to Norway | 7,5 |
| SPR2010 | Business and Management English | 7,5 |
| BBOA3010 | Corporate Finance | 7,5 |
Spring semester (January - May 2016):
| Code: | Name: | Credits: |
| INT2020* | Introduction to Norway | 7,5 |
| SMØ2020 | Welfare Economics | 7,5 |
| SPR2010 | Business and Management English | 7,5 |
| BSOL2013 | Communications and Teams | 7,5 |
| INT2025 | Political and Security Risk | 7,5 |
| BØA2042 | Financial Modelling Using Excel | 7,5 |
| MRK2020 | International Business | 7,5 |
* INT 2020 "Introduction to Norway" is a course for all exchange students at Sör-Tröndelag University College, not just business students.
Information days:
We arrange Information Days prior to the first lectures (in August and in January). The program will be announced subsequently, and contains social events, sight-seeing and introduction to the school, the city and the Norwegian society.
Choosing courses:
Any combination of the 7,5-credit courses with a total of 30 ECTS credits, will constitute a full semester programme. All lectures, class discussions and student presentations will be conducted in English. The number of students admitted to the programme will be decided by student qualifications, capacity restrictions and educational goals. The courses serve as electives for Norwegian students in their 2nd or 3rd year. Further details may be found in the individual course descriptions. Admission for Norwegian students is based on grades. All students are required to master the English language at a reasonable level. Students skilled in one of the Scandinavian languages may choose from our regular portfolio of courses.
For more information about how to become an exchange student, students are urged contact the international office at their home university.
On the following pages you will find information about the contents of the courses, admission requirements, application procedures, and an international student guide. We have also added some documentation on the study abroad experience from former students.
Trondheim Business School welcomes you as an exchange student, and hope that you will have a rewarding stay in Trondheim and Norway.