Financial Management and Services 

Job Opportunities

• Consultant or other staff in banks in financial corporations

• Financial Adviser

• Financial Account Manager

• Investment Planner

• Financial Manager

• Financial Coordinator

• Real Estate Agent

• Insurance Agent

• Accountant

• Controller

Length of Programme & Recognition

7 semesters giving you 210 ECTS points. The programme is accredited by the Danish Ministry of Education.

Master’s Degree

Bachelor graduates can typically obtain a Master’s degree after having studied 1-2 years at universities and schools in Denmark and/or abroad.

Fees

• Nordic/EU/EEA students: Free of charge

• Other students: Approx. EUR 4,500 per semester

Language of Instruction

English
 

Study Contents

Core subjects:

• Financial sector

• Financial management

• Marketing

• Organization psychology

• Management and organization

• Business law

• Economics

• Statistics

• BA projects, corporate projects

Programme Structure

Semesters 1-2

Lecturing, project work, tutoring, case-studies, compulsory assignments in a thematic structure

Semester 3

International module, lecturing, project work, tutoring, case-studies, compulsory assignments in a thematic structure

Semester 4

Elective A, industry weeks
 

Semester 5
Internship in Denmark or abroad
 

Semester 6
Elective B, lecturing, project work, tutoring, casestudies, compulsory assignments in a thematic structure
 

Semester 7
Specialization
Bachelor project
 

Entry Requirements

• General upper secondary school education (A-levels)

• or international or European baccalaureate

• or high school diploma from the USA + at least 1 year of university/college

• or at least 2 years of relevant studies from universities in Africa, India, Pakistan and countries with similar educational systems

• High level in mathematics

• English tests: TOEFL (at least 575 paper based, 230 computer based, 88 internet based), IELTS (6.5)

Remember also to budget with extra expenses to get started in Denmark.

 

Student Job Possibilities 

Most students find student jobs (usually unskilled ones) and can work up to 15 hours per week. During the summer holiday period students are allowed to work full time. The minimum student salary is EUR 13 per hour.