TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK · DENMARK
Management and Organization
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
13 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
This course introduces students to key concepts, tools, and theories related to leadership and organizational behavior. It aims to complement an engineering background by fostering a leadership mindset and providing practical understanding of how organizations function, what is expected of leaders, and how to achieve strategic goals collaboratively. The course also explores the evolving organizational landscape and the skills needed to manage change effectively, preparing students for leadership roles in high-technology environments.
Curriculum
The course focuses on leadership within organizations from the perspective of management and organizational sciences. It utilizes a primary textbook supplemented with additional instructor-provided materials.
- 2025/2026
- Management and Organization42421
Frequently asked questions
- Who is eligible to apply for the Management and Organization bachelor's programme?
- To be eligible, you must be nominated by your home institution which has a bilateral exchange agreement or Erasmus+ agreement with DTU. You also need to have completed at least the first two years of your university studies.
- What are the tuition fees for this programme?
- Non-EU/EEA citizens are subject to tuition fees of 7500 EUR per semester. EU/EEA citizens' fees are covered by the Danish state, so they do not pay tuition.
- How does the application process work for international students?
- First, check if your home university has an exchange agreement with DTU. If so, your home institution must nominate you. After nomination, you will submit your application materials to DTU for review.
- What is the language of instruction for this programme?
- The provided data does not specify the language of instruction for this programme.
- What can I expect from the course content and teaching methods?
- The course covers leadership, organizational behavior, and change management, complementing an engineering background. Teaching includes lectures, case studies, and group assignments, with assessment via a group report and oral examination.
Entry requirements
Exchange StudentMust be enrolled in a degree program at a university with a bilateral exchange agreement with DTU. Minimum requirement is completion of the first two years of university studies, though exceptions are assessed individually.
Erasmus+ StudentMust be enrolled in a formal higher education program at a partner university and have completed at least the first year of university studies.
Exchange students must be nominated by their home institution before applying. Final admission decisions are made by DTU after reviewing application materials. DTU does not accept 'free movers' unless they apply within an exchange agreement.
Fees
Tuition (international)7500 EUR per semester
Tuition (home)EU/EEA citizens are not required to pay fees.
Living—
Tuition fees are expected to be revised for the Autumn 2026 intake. Non-EU/EEA citizens are subject to tuition fees. EU/EEA citizens' fees are covered by the Danish state.
How to apply
1. Check for Exchange AgreementVerify with your home university if a bilateral exchange agreement or an Erasmus+ agreement exists with DTU. DTU does not accept applications from students without an existing agreement (free movers).
2. Obtain NominationYour home institution must nominate you for exchange at DTU.
3. Submit ApplicationOnce nominated, submit your application materials to DTU. Admission decisions are made after DTU reviews these materials.
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to apply for the Management and Organization bachelor's programme?
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To be eligible, you must be nominated by your home institution which has a bilateral exchange agreement or Erasmus+ agreement with DTU. You also need to have completed at least the first two years of your university studies.
What are the tuition fees for this programme?
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Non-EU/EEA citizens are subject to tuition fees of 7500 EUR per semester. EU/EEA citizens' fees are covered by the Danish state, so they do not pay tuition.
How does the application process work for international students?
+
First, check if your home university has an exchange agreement with DTU. If so, your home institution must nominate you. After nomination, you will submit your application materials to DTU for review.
What is the language of instruction for this programme?
+
The provided data does not specify the language of instruction for this programme.
What can I expect from the course content and teaching methods?
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The course covers leadership, organizational behavior, and change management, complementing an engineering background. Teaching includes lectures, case studies, and group assignments, with assessment via a group report and oral examination.