Trondheim Business School a faculty at Sør-Trøndelag University College

Trondheim Business School Approximately 1200 students Bachelor programme in business administration (3 years) - five specializations Bachelor programme in accounting and auditing (3 years) Master of Science in Business Administration (2 years) Master of Public Administration (2 years, part time) - in cooperation with Nord-Trøndelag University College (HiNT) and Copenhagen Business School (CBS) Master of Science in Management of Technology (2 years) Master of Knowledge Management (2 years, part time)

Bachelor programme - structure 1. semester2. semester3. semester4.semester5.semester6. semester BØA1100 Business economics and accounting 7,5 ECTS credits BØA1200 Financial accounting 7,5 ECTS credits BØA2100 Cost accounting and budgeting 7,5 ECTS credits BØA2200 Investment analysis 7,5 ECTS credits MET3001 Research methods 7,5ECTS credits INT3001 Ethics 7,5 ECTS credits ORG1100 Organization and management 7,5ECTS credits SMØ1001 Microeconomics 7,5 ECTS credits SMØ2001 Macro- economics 7,5 ECTS credits JUR2001 Commercial law I 7,5 ECTS credits Specialization: 45 ECTS credits Management and cost accounting Financial management Marketing Organization and management Economics Electives MRK1001 Marketing 7,5 ECTS credits ORG2002 Strategic management 7,5 ECTS credits Electives 7,5 ECTS credits ORG2001 Organizational psychology 7,5ECTS credits MET1001 Mathematics 7,5 ECTS credits MET1002 Statistics 7,5 ECTS credits Electives 7,5 ECTS credits Electives 7,5 ECTS credits

Courses in English for exchange students (bachelor level) Possible to choose course for a full year for exchange students and to choose these courses as electives for the Norwegian students Available courses at the moment:

Courses in English for exchange students (master level) Possible to choose courses for one semester for exchange students at master level, and as electives for the Norwegian students. Available courses at the moment:

Master of Science in Business Administration Two year programme, 120 ECTS credits –Courses - 90 ECTS credits –Thesis - 30 ECTS credits Courses are taken over three semesters Third semester - students may choose between optional courses at TBS or NTNU or study abroad at universities we cooperate with.

Majors and minors The students choose one major (30 ECTS) and one minor (15 ECTS) from these areas: Business analysis and performance management Marketing Finance and investments Strategy, organizations and change

Master of Public Administration Mandatory courses: Economics, political science, organization and management, research methods, strategic management and internationalization 10 modules (2 abroad) + summer school Thesis 45 students Application requirements – minimium Bachelor degree and five years of relevant experience within the public sector

MSc in Management of Technology Mandatory course (60 ECTS) Elective courses or study abroad (30 ECTS) Thesis (30 ECTS) 30 students Application requirements – minimium Bachelor degree in technology/engineering

Master of Knowledge Management 60 ECTS course work Master Thesis (30 ECTS) offered by CBS Application requirements – minimium: Bachelor degree and 3 years work experience In cooperation with: Nord-Tröndelag University College, Copenhagen Business School and the University of Århus

PhD Our PhD programme was approved by the ministry in 2012 and we admitted our first PhD students the same year. We are aiming at having 15 – 20 PhD students at any given time We are an active member of the National Research School in Business Economics and Administration This is a joint effort of 15 institutions to enhance the quality of the PhD education and to stimulate research in Norway. This is a national and international collaboration on courses, seminars, supervision and research. Through this network a large number of courses can be offered to the PhD students

Trondheim Business School has highly qualified academic staff, and places strong emphasis on research Many research acitivites on both individual and group basis Some important areas: Finance, tax planning, public sector economics, health economics, entrepreneurship, sports economics, business ethics and knowledge management Member of different research organizations Active member of the National Research School in Business Economics and Administration Research activities