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Subject Specific Competences

Knowledge and understanding
The MSc in Economics and Business Administration has obtained knowledge which is based on the highest international research. The MSc is able to understand and scientifically reflect on this knowledge and to identify relevant problems.

Skills
The MSc is qualified to choose and apply advanced scientific methods and theories for collection and analyses of data to describe the conditions of the firm and set up new models of analyses and problem solving. The MSc can convey knowledge and discuss professional issues with colleagues, company management and external partners.

Competences
A MSc in Economics and Business Administration is capable of managing complex and unpredictable work and development situations as well as independently initiating and implementing cooperation and taking on professional responsibility.

The MSc can independently take responsibility for own professional development. The MSc is competent to take on leadership and solve specialist tasks within organizations in the public and private sectors.

When you work with different academic challenges and tools, you acquire general academic competences.

Often it is not the product that’s being evaluated, but your capacity to be critical about the process you have gone through, and how you have approached the challenges during the process to the product.

What are my general academic competences?

Through your programme you’ll acquire among others the following general academic competences: 

  • Being able to isolate, define and analyze a professional problem by using relevant theories and methods
  • Being able to systematize complex knowledge and data and select and prioritize that which is important for the subject matter
  • Being able to critically assess the various theories and methods in the academic field
  • Being able to apply concepts precisely and consistently and being able to engage in dialogue and argue on a basic theoretical foundation
  • Being able to  critically assess sources and document them
  • Being able to convey professional problems and solutions in a way that make them relevant and understandable to various segments
  • Being able to handle complex and development-oriented situations and cooperate and being able to both give and accept constructive criticism
  • Being able to work independently, disciplined, structured and goal-oriented, and keep  deadlines and  formalities 

Read more about your general academic competences in your curriculum.

Last Updated 06.03.2024