Business Administration I (30 ECTS credits)

The course has five modules: Marketing Management, Financial Accounting, Organization, Management Accounting and Professional Skills. It offers knowledge about fundamental concepts and theories within different business administration areas. Marketing Management emphasizes the necessity of information concerning market circumstances in a rapidly changing world. Product development, pricing, the business market communication, business strategies and market plans are important parts of the course. Financial Accounting offers a description of the role and functioning of the accounting in an organization. The course also deals with laws and practice concerning valuation of assets and debt as well as the reconstruction of cash flows from accounting information. Management Accounting shows the importance of economic information for the control of organizations and how different models for profitability assessment and business planning can be used for the development of relevant information. Organization deals with the evolution of the organizational theory including the strategic management schools with different leadership and organizational principles. Professional Skills provides training in basic skills for business studies as well as for professional work.

• Education level: Undergraduate level
• Progressive specialisation: G1N (has only upper‐secondary level entry requirements) More about Progressive specialization.
• Admission requirements: Upper secondary school level English B, Mathematics C and Social Science A
• Selection: Selection is usually based on your grade point average from upper secondary school or the number of credit points from previous university studies, or both.