TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK · DENMARK
Introduction to Business Studies
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
- 5ECTS Credits
- 13 weeksDuration
- Autumn E2BSemester/Term
- Written examinationAssessment Type
- Campus LyngbyLocation
This course provides a foundational understanding of key business disciplines, equipping students with essential tools for business decision-making. It covers four core modules: business statistics, marketing, corporate finance and accounting, and investment. The course introduces fundamental concepts and analytical techniques relevant to various business functions. Through case studies and exercises, students will engage in practical applications. The course emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, with case studies and real-world business scenarios integrated into the learning process. By the end of the course, students will have a broad understanding of how businesses operate and how financial, statistical, and marketing tools contribute to business success.
Curriculum
The course covers four core modules: business statistics, marketing, corporate finance and accounting, and investment.
- Module 1
- Business Statistics42010
- Module 2
- Marketing42010
- Module 3
- Corporate Finance and Accounting42010
- Module 4
- Investment42010
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students for the Introduction to Business Studies programme?
- International students are expected to pay 7500 EUR per semester. The total tuition for the MSc studies (2 years) is 30000 EUR, but this figure is subject to revision for Autumn 2026. Information for Bachelor's programmes may differ.
- What is the duration of the Introduction to Business Studies programme?
- The programme consists of four core modules, with each module lasting 13 weeks. The programme is structured into Module 1, Module 2, Module 3, and Module 4.
- How do I apply to the Introduction to Business Studies programme as an international student?
- Admission is primarily through Erasmus+ or bilateral exchange agreements, requiring nomination by your home university. You must have completed a minimum number of university credits and be enrolled in a higher education program.
- What are the academic entry requirements for international exchange students?
- You must be enrolled in a higher education program at a DTU partner university, generally having completed your first year. For bilateral exchange, completion of the first two years is typically required.
- What subjects are covered in the Introduction to Business Studies programme?
- The programme covers four core modules: Business Statistics, Marketing, Corporate Finance and Accounting, and Investment, providing foundational knowledge in these areas.
Entry requirements
Higher EducationMust be enrolled in a formal programme of study at higher education level at one of DTU's partner universities.
UndergraduateMinimum requirement is completed first year of university studies. For bilateral exchange, advanced undergraduate students are eligible, with a minimum of completed first two years of university studies at the home university. Exceptions are subject to individual assessment.
Exchange students must be nominated by their home institution before submitting an application. DTU does not accept free movers.
Fees
Tuition (international)7500 EUR per semester (MSc studies are 2 years, totaling 30000 EUR). Expected to be revised for Autumn 2026.
Tuition (home)EU/EEA citizens are not required to pay fees.
Living—
Tuition fees are for paying students enrolled in a DTU study programme. These fees are for MSc studies; information for Bachelor's programmes may differ.
How to apply
1. Check Eligibility and AgreementVerify if your home university has an Erasmus+ or bilateral exchange agreement with DTU. If you are interested in Erasmus+, consult your home university's Erasmus coordinator. For bilateral agreements, ensure the agreement is current.
2. Obtain NominationYour home university must nominate you as an exchange student. DTU does not accept applications from 'free movers' (students not applying through an exchange agreement).
3. Meet Academic RequirementsYou must be enrolled in a higher education program. Generally, at least the first year of university studies must be completed. For bilateral exchange, completion of the first two years is typically required, though exceptions may be considered.
4. Submit ApplicationAfter nomination, submit your application materials to DTU for review. Final admission decisions are made by DTU based on the submitted application.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students for the Introduction to Business Studies programme?
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International students are expected to pay 7500 EUR per semester. The total tuition for the MSc studies (2 years) is 30000 EUR, but this figure is subject to revision for Autumn 2026. Information for Bachelor's programmes may differ.
What is the duration of the Introduction to Business Studies programme?
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The programme consists of four core modules, with each module lasting 13 weeks. The programme is structured into Module 1, Module 2, Module 3, and Module 4.
How do I apply to the Introduction to Business Studies programme as an international student?
+
Admission is primarily through Erasmus+ or bilateral exchange agreements, requiring nomination by your home university. You must have completed a minimum number of university credits and be enrolled in a higher education program.
What are the academic entry requirements for international exchange students?
+
You must be enrolled in a higher education program at a DTU partner university, generally having completed your first year. For bilateral exchange, completion of the first two years is typically required.
What subjects are covered in the Introduction to Business Studies programme?
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The programme covers four core modules: Business Statistics, Marketing, Corporate Finance and Accounting, and Investment, providing foundational knowledge in these areas.