Generally, a Bachelor's Programme comprises 180 ECTS points, which is the equivalent of a three-year full-time undergraduate course of study. One academic year corresponds to 60 ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System which is a standard for comparing the study attainment and performance of students of higher education across The European Union). Full-time is equivalent to 1500-1800 hours of study. You are therefore expected to complete 30 ECTS points every semester.
In the menu you will find more information about your curriculum and course descriptions, where you will also be able to find information about the opportunities during your course of study, elective courses, active enrollment requirements, and also information about the transition from bachelor to master.
Programme Structure
The first semester focuses on global realities, the second semester on markets, the third semester on managerial skills and the fourth semester on interacting in diverse contexts.
The fifth semester is a compulsory semester abroad which is divided between coursework at a host institution and an anthropological field project that is supervised from SDU. The sixth semester is dedicated to the bachelor project and offers opportunies for additional elective courses and/or an internship or related project.
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Global realities |
Differing market economics 2nd semester |
Managerial skills 3rd semester |
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Interacting in diverse contexts |
Field experience |
Project management |
Curriculum and Course descriptions are listed in the menu to the right.