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BA International Marketing, bachelor

Introduction

For study programmes taught in Norwegian, the curriculum will not always appear in complete translations in the English version. A complete translation of course descriptions are however available by clicking on one of the courses listed in the table below. For a general description of the programme, go to course catalogue. If more information is required, please contact international office.

Curriculum and structure

Course Overview

Code	Course title	Credits	O/V *)	Credits pr. semester
				S1(A)	S2(S)	S3(A)	S4(S)	S5(A)	S6(S)
5500	Mathematics	10.00	O	10
5203	Marketing	10.00	O	10
5206	Logistics	5.00	O	5
5905	International Politics and Society	5.00	O	5
5909	International Business	5.00	O		5
5205	Business Strategy	5.00	O		5
5350	Business Law	5.00	O		5
5212	Organisation I	5.00	O		5
5600	Information Technology	10.00	O		10
5010	Business Financial Analysis and Accounts	10.00	O			10
5201	Organisation II	5.00	O			5
5204	Marketing Communication	5.00	O			5
5906	Project Management	5.00	O			5
5907	English	10.00	V			5	5
5901	Spanish	10.00	V			5	5
5207	Distribution Channels	10.00	O				10
5553	Social Science Methods	5.00	O				5
5902	Intercultural Communication	10.00	O					10
5312	International Economics	5.00	O					5
5208	International Marketing	15.00	O					15
5209	Market Analysis and Project Work in International Marketing	20.00	V						20
5414	International Marketing - Work Experience	30.00	V						30
5972	Foreign Study, International Marketing	30.00	V						30
5211	Personnel Management and Organisation Development	10.00	V						10
5357	Labour Law	5.00	V						5
5951	Nordic-Baltic Perspectives	7.50	V						7.5
5979	Introduction to Development Studies	10.00	V						10
5950	International Project Work	5.00	V						5
5020	Business, Innovation and Cultural Diversity	5.00	V						5
Total:				30	30	30	30	30	30

*) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course

Pensum

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Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean

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last modified Carl-Magnus Nystad - 24/01/2008