The MSc program in Business Administration offers a broad and exciting platform of theory and tools that will make you relevant and attractive for today's labor market. The UiS Business School has close contact with businesses and offers an active and social environment for students.

Get an internationally accredited master's degree, tailored to your career ambitions
The MSc program in Business Administration ranks among the most recognised studies in Norway, is accredited by EFMD Global, and offers broad-ranging career opportunities nationally and abroad.
Students at the MSc program in Business Administration choose the main specialisation profile that includes at least three specialisation courses and the master thesis within the specialisation. Students are also required to widen their general knowledge in business administration by taking standard classes (Business Decision + Data Analytics and Research Methods) and at least 10 ECTS elective courses outside their specialisation.
The MSc Program in Business Administration is accredited by EFMD Global, a recognised accreditation body for business schools, business school programmes, and corporate universities.
All the specialisations are open to international applicants. We provide an international and stimulating environment for students.
The program offers the following specialisations:
- Applied Finance
- Economics
- Strategic Marketing and Analytics
- Strategy and Leadership
- Business Development and Innovation

What will you learn?
In this two-year master’s programme in Business Administration, you learn relevant business skills, such as analytical tools, interpersonal skills, interdisciplinary collaboration, teamwork and a growth mindset.
The programme gives you a robust and versatile business education. You gain knowledge and skills within key areas of business. You also specialise in the subject area of your interest and career ambitions by choosing a major. The programme offers five specialisation’s that are highly relevant in today’s job market.
As a student in this programme, you become competent at analysing business challenges. You learn strategic and analytical thinking, how to translate data and theories into insights, and how to apply your knowledge to make appropriate business decisions. Sustainability and social responsibility are integrated into the program’s curriculum.
2 years (4 semesters)
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150 in total, local and international applicants
August every year
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Major: Choose a Specialisation to Build Your Career Path
Career prospects
The MSc program in Business Administration offers wide-ranging career opportunities in business, industry, government, and professional organisations, with prospects in terms of both leadership and professional expert careers. Examples of job content include economic research, fund management, investment analysis, corporate finance, energy and environmental impact analyses, system design for incentivized motivation, brand building and strategic marketing, industry development, regional, national or international administration, and work in development agencies, consultancies, think tanks, chambers of commerce, and innovative firms.
A master of science degree in business administration also meets the formal requirement for admission to Ph.D. programs.
MSB Alumni: What former students are doing
Talent and Reward Consultant
Alinda Isaevskaya
Senior broker and CFO
Einar Øglænd Torjusen
Consultant at PwC
Silje Sletten
Finance and Procurement advisor
Gehan Skhmot
MSB candidates succeed in the job market
An MSB degree from UiS Business School helps you become attractive in the job market. Candidates get good and relevant jobs.
74% got a job within 6 months after graduating.
84% earns more than 500.000 NOK a year.
98% has a full-time position and 81% has permanent employment.
77% work in the private sector.
Energy, finance, real estate, banking, industry, auditing, accounting, offshore, IT and consulting are the industries most candidates work in.
Source: Kandidatundersøkelsen 2021
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Learning outcomes
All study programmes at the UiS have a set of defined learning targets. Read more about the learning outcome for this study programme.
Knowledge:
Students …
- are able to demonstrate sufficient scientific knowledge in theories and methods within key functional areas of business (accounting, finance, marketing, management, leadership, innovation, and strategy).
- are competent in investigating business challenges based on an understanding of their context and significance in the decision-making process.
- are engaged in the societal, environmental, and economic challenges of our time.
- possess advanced theoretical and practical knowledge of their specialisation (strategic marketing and analytics, economics, applied finance, leadership in a digital economy, and business development and innovation).
- possess a basic understanding of the diverse theoretical and empirical approaches in the wider field of business administration.
- have internalized the three dimensions of sustainability (Equity, Environment, Economy) and understand the role of the economic perspective therein.
Skills:
Students possess the skills to …
- effectively present ideas and decisions through the proper use of oral and written communication.
- identify, access, process, and analyze a variety of information sources and employ them to construct, test, and evaluate practical as well as scientific arguments.
- apply contemporary theories, methods, and interpretations within business administration in general and their areas of specialisation in particular.
- apply scientific knowledge to make appropriate business decisions.
- independently and in collaboration develop and/or carry out research and projects within their areas of specialisation.
- evaluate business practices from a sustainability perspective.
- thrive in a fast-changing business environment by applying intellectual breadth in business administration.
General competence
Students are able to …
- apply knowledge and skills to gain insights into new and unfamiliar areas.
- analyze relevant issues in a scientifically sound way.
- update their skills and pursue life-long learning.
- promote ethical and professional behavior.
- analyze relevant professional, academic, and ethical issues and act accordingly in a responsible and sustainable way.
- communicate with specialists and the general public on professional issues.
- contribute to innovation and innovation processes.
- take leadership to contribute to social goods through both for- and non-profit organizations.
Enrolment year: 2022
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Compulsory courses
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Data Analytics
Year 1, semester 1
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Master Thesis
Year 2, semester 3
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Research Methods
Year 1, semester 2
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Business Decisions
Year 1, semester 1
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Business Administration - Specialisations
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Specialisation Strategic Marketing and Analytics
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Compulsory courses
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 1, semester 1
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Developing and Marketing of Innovations
Year 1, semester 2
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Advanced Marketing Analytics
Year 1, semester 2
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies or at UiS
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies
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Term 3 - at UiS - electives
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Term 3 - at UiS with Minors
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Choose 10 points
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose Minors
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Minor in Economics
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Compulsory course
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Applied Finance
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Compulsory course
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose two courses
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Business Development and Innovation
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Specialisation Business Development and Innovation
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Compulsory courses
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 1, semester 1
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Business development and Innovation: The policy perspective
Year 1, semester 2
Business development and Innovation: The policy perspective
Study points: 10
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Business development and innovation: The firm perspective
Year 1, semester 2
Business development and innovation: The firm perspective
Study points: 10
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies or at UiS
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies
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Term 3 at UiS - electives
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Term 3 - at UiS with Minors
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Choose 10 points
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose Minors
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Minor in Economics
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Compulsory course
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Applied Finance
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Compulsory course
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose two courses
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Strategic Marketing and Analytics
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Compulsory course
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Specialisation Economics
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Compulsory courses
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Microeconomics
Year 1, semester 1
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Macroeconomics
Year 1, semester 2
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies or at UiS
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies
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Choose one course in term 2
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Empirical Labor Economics
Year 1, semester 2
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Economics of Energy Markets
Year 1, semester 2
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Term 3 - at UiS
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Choose at 10 points, max 30 points
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Financial statement analysis and security valuation
Year 1, semester 2
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Developing and Marketing of Innovations
Year 1, semester 2
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Advanced Marketing Analytics
Year 1, semester 2
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Information Management and Digitalization
Year 1, semester 2
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Investments
Year 1, semester 2
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Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Year 1, semester 2
Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Study points: 10
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Business development and Innovation: The policy perspective
Year 1, semester 2
Business development and Innovation: The policy perspective
Study points: 10
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Business development and innovation: The firm perspective
Year 1, semester 2
Business development and innovation: The firm perspective
Study points: 10
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose at 10 points, max 30 points
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Empirical Labor Economics
Year 1, semester 2
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Economics of Energy Markets
Year 1, semester 2
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Term 3 - at UiS with Minors
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Choose 10 points
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Empirical Labor Economics
Year 1, semester 2
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Economics of Energy Markets
Year 1, semester 2
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose Minors
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Minor in Applied Finance
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Compulsory course
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose two courses
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Business Development and Innovation
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Strategic Marketing and Analytics
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Compulsory course
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Specialisation Applied Finance
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Compulsory courses
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Corporate Finance
Year 1, semester 1
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Investments
Year 1, semester 2
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies or at UiS
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies
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Choose one course in term 2
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Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Year 1, semester 2
Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Study points: 10
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Financial statement analysis and security valuation
Year 1, semester 2
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Macroeconomics
Year 1, semester 2
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Economics of Energy Markets
Year 1, semester 2
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Term 3 - at UiS
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Choose at 10 points, max 30 points
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Financial statement analysis and security valuation
Year 1, semester 2
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Microeconomics
Year 1, semester 2
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Macroeconomics
Year 1, semester 2
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Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Year 1, semester 2
Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Study points: 10
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Economics of Energy Markets
Year 1, semester 2
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose 3 course in term 2 and 3
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Developing and Marketing of Innovations
Year 1, semester 2
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Advanced Marketing Analytics
Year 1, semester 2
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Information Management and Digitalization
Year 1, semester 2
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Empirical Labor Economics
Year 1, semester 2
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Business development and Innovation: The policy perspective
Year 1, semester 2
Business development and Innovation: The policy perspective
Study points: 10
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Business development and innovation: The firm perspective
Year 1, semester 2
Business development and innovation: The firm perspective
Study points: 10
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Term 3 - at UiS with Minors
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Choose 10 points
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Financial statement analysis and security valuation
Year 1, semester 2
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Microeconomics
Year 1, semester 2
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Macroeconomics
Year 1, semester 2
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Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Year 1, semester 2
Derivatives and Risk Management in Energy and Commodity Markets
Study points: 10
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Economics of Energy Markets
Year 1, semester 2
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose 10 credit elective
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose Minors
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Minor in Economics
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Compulsory course
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Strategic Marketing and Analytics
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Compulsory course
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Business Development and Innovation
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Specialisation Strategy and Leadership
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Compulsory courses
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Sustainable Business Practices
Year 1, semester 1
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Leadership and Organisational Change
Year 1, semester 2
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Information Management and Digitalization
Year 1, semester 2
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies or at UiS
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Term 3 - Exchange Studies
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Term 3 at UiS - electives
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Term 3 - at UiS with Minors
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Choose 10 points
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Energy law and international climate change
Year 2, semester 3
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Microeconomics
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Internship
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporative Law
Year 2, semester 3
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Supply Chain and Lean Management
Year 2, semester 3
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Economics of Motivation
Year 2, semester 3
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Environmental and Resource Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation and Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose Minors
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Minor in Applied Finance
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Compulsory course
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Corporate Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose two courses
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Corporate Governance
Year 2, semester 3
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Financing of startups and small corporations
Year 2, semester 3
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Fixed Income Markets
Year 2, semester 3
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Cases in Valuation
Year 2, semester 3
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Sustainable Finance
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Strategic Marketing and Analytics
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Compulsory course
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Business Models, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course
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Digital Marketing
Year 2, semester 3
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Managing Alliances, Networks, and Business Ecosystems
Year 2, semester 3
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Minor in Business Development and Innovation
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Business Development and Innovation: Introduction
Year 2, semester 3
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Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Year 2, semester 3
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Academic requirements
Applicants with foreign educational background must have a bachelor's degree with minimum 90 ECTS within economics and administrative disciplines: Business Economics, Administrative Science, Economics and Methodology. The subjects within the fields of business economics and administrative sciences must be equal to minimum 30 ECTS. Methodology must include both mathematics and statistics.
Admission to this master's programme requires a minimum grade average comparable to a Norwegian C (according to ECTS Standards) in your bachelor's degree.
Applicants who enter this programme based on these academic requirements will receive the degree, Master of Science in Business Administration, after completing the programme. They will not automatically obtain the professional title, siviløkonom.
Application and admission
Deadlines
and other admission requirements
For inquiries regarding admission to international Master's programmes, send an email to: admissions@uis.no
Please find more information here: www.uis.no/whenapply
Please find the application portal here:
Student life at UiS
Experience Stavanger
Beautiful nature. Colorful streets. Cultural experiences. Dynamic industries.
Information for international students
Accomodation. Visa and study permit. Scholarship and cost.
Questions?
Webinar: MSc in Business Administration
Recording of the webinar for international students 7 December 2021