During your programme, you have the opportunity to study abroad at a foreign university. You can either choose a university that SDU collaborates with, or you can choose to arrange your own stay at another university. SDU collaborates with more than 200 partner universities, and we would like to help you find the perfect place for you.

You can learn a lot when studying abroad – how it is to live and study in another country as well as a lot about yourself. You grow by living alone in another country and it will be an experience of a lifetime if you choose to study abroad.

It is a great opportunity to do an internship in a company or an organisation to test the skills you learn during the programme. In the 5th semester of the programme you can choose a project-based course as an elective where the majority of the course takes place in a company or an organisation.

The rules for your programme are laid down in the programme regulations, which constitute the formal description of your programme.

The programme regulations contain information about the purpose and structure of the programme, including which subject elements it contains, whether there are opportunities for stays abroad, project-oriented courses or the like, rules for conducting teaching and exams, and rules for participation in exams etc.

As a student, you are responsible for keeping yourself informed about the rules that apply to your programme. It is therefore important that you know the regulations for your programme.

A course description is a detailed description of a course where you can read about the purpose of the course, the content of the course, including the teaching method(s), the expected workload, and the exam in the course.

You will find the course description by clicking on the individual course in the programme overview at the top of this page.

A Bachelor programme equals 180 ECTS, which correspond to 3 years of full-time studies (ECTS is a European standard for the workload of higher education). 60 ECTS constitute 1-year full-time study, and we therefore expect you to follow 30 ECTS each semester.

Examinations for courses in BSc programmes are typically taken upon their completion, which means that examinations are held during January and June.

Exams can take place in several different ways. The examination types in International Business Administration and Foreign Languages vary between written take-home assignments, project assignments and oral defences.