1. Are you looking for a challenging international study programme ? Asb

2. Find it at Aarhus School of Business (ASB) Denmark Business school founded in 1939, merged with Aarhus University in 2007 One of the largest accredited business schools in Europe App. 8,000 students (35,000 at AU)

3. Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University  is a university school which contributes added value to society through research, education and dialogue on the creation and development of companies and organisations.  has a distinctive international profile and is among the largest internationally accredited business schools in Europe with 7,700 full and part time students, 530 employees of which half are researchers.  Aarhus University offers a good and inspiring education and research environment for 35,000 students and 8,500 members of staff, who produce academic results of a high international standard. The budgeted turnover for 2009 amounts to EUR 700 million.

4. Aarhus University – in the top 100  Aarhus University advances to the top 100 in new ranking of the world’s 17,000 universities.  In the recently published Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings, Aarhus University has moved up from position no. 114 to no. 81. Aarhus University is among the youngest universities in the top 100.  In the recently published Shanghai ranking (Academic Ranking of World Universities 2008), Aarhus University has advanced from the group of universities ranked as numbers 102–150 in the world to number 93, and from the group of universities ranked as numbers 35–56 in Europe to number 31.

5.  Internationally accredited business school  Numerous courses taught in English  18 full degree programmes taught in English by leading researchers  Global learning community – students from 80+ countries  International Summer University and Study Abroad programme  Career Service and Alumni network  Excellent international student services  Great location in the heart of Northern Europe What can you find at ASB ?

6.  ASB offers a wide range of programmes within Business Administration and Languages and Business Communication at different levels:  BSc/BA  MSc/MA  Ph.d.  Diploma  MBA/Master An international Business School

7.  400 international degree students enrolled per year  350 exchange students per year  400 outgoing exchange students per year  200 partner universities around the world At ASB you will find a truly international atmosphere International relations

8.  Exchange student for one or two semesters  Winter school (BSc/BA) two weeks in January  Summer University (BSc/BA, MSc/MA) three or six weeks in July –August  ESSAM (MBA) two weeks late June and early July  Degree student (BSc/BA/MSc/MA) three years’ Bachelor or two years’ Master  Full-time MBA one-year Sustainable MBA Opportunities at ASB for international students

9. As an exchange student you benefit from:  App. 100 courses taught in English  Full credit transfer to your home institution  No tuition fee at ASB - you pay tuition fee at home  Guaranteed housing - you stay in dorms in single rooms with private bathroom and private or shared kitchen facilities  An International Office always ready to help you You decide:  One semester or two semesters (end August – end December/end January – end June or both) or perhaps a combination with our Summer University or Winter School? Exchange programme

10. Wide range of courses within …  Corporate Communication  International Business  European Studies  Strategy, Organisation and Leadership  Management Accounting and Control  Finance  Innovation Management  Logistics  English, German, French and Spanish  Business Performance Management  International Economic Consulting  Law (Danish, International and EU)  Marketing  Consumer Affairs Management  EU Business  Information Management  Sustainability

11. Famous introduction week  Danish students as tutors  International Buddy Programme  Introduction to the facilities at ASB  Help with practical matters  Live music at Klubben and western party Life is easy in Aarhus – everyone speaks English! Great student services Social activities  Brussels trip  Sports club  Fitness center  International club  Klubben  Weekend trips

12. ASB Summer University Inter-disciplinary and international courses within Business Communication and Business Administration at Bachelor and Master Level What do you get from attending?  High academic level  International faculty  Flexible terms and credits  Global network and International experience  Accommodation service www.asb.dk/summeruniversity

13. Come and explore the summer! Bachelor courses Global Business Integration of Culture and Cross-Cultural Management Retail Management International Trade and Investment Brand Management International Accounting Entrepreneurship China Business Non-Profit Management A Cultural Approach to Online Communication Strategies Intercultural Communication in Business and Legal Contaxts Application deadline: March 15, 2009 Dates 2009: 6 July – 28 August Master courses Finance and Development World Stock Markets and Behavioral Finance Experimental Management Service Marketing Corporate Failure and Transformation Organizational Design Corporate Reputation and Sustainability Strategy and Management Accounting Valuation of Small, High Growth Firms Entrepreneurial Finance SCR – Creating Multiple-Values in Business Global Entrepreneurship Global Marketing Management Account. in Public Sector Organizations IHRM Doing Business in the US – Legal issues Supply and Logistics Management Global Project Financing

14.  2 weeks in January in Aarhus+ Study tour to Brussels  Students mainly from Australia  Course week one: Denmark and Europe Course week two: European Business and Finance or Corporate Communication in a European Context  Full credit transfer  Mixture of lectures, classroom workshops, discussions, exercises, visits and a varied social programme  Students from partner universities only have to pay for room and board Winter school (BSc/BA) www.asb.dk/winterschool

15. Intercultural atmosphere 18 degree programmes taught exclusively in English Four bachelor programmes:  BA in Marketing and Management Communication  BSc in Business Administration  BSc in Business Administration and International Management  BSc in Business Administration and Sustainability

16. Intercultural atmosphere 14 MA/MSc programmes taught in English:  MA in Corporate Communication  MSc in Logistics  MSc in Management, Accounting and Control  MSc in Finance  MSc in Finance and International Business  MSc in Information Management  MSc in Strategy, Organization and Leadership  MSc in International Business  MSc in Marketing  MSc in Consumer Affairs Management  MSc in Business Performance Management  MSc in EU Business and Law  MSc in International Economic Consulting  MSc in Innovation Management

17. Where can you find us ? “…what Denmark lacks in size is more than made up in strategic location, political stability and quality of living, culture and education.” Aarhus-Berlin = 650 km Aarhus-Oslo = 880 km Aarhus-Stockholm = 950 km Aarhus-London = 1300 km Aarhus-Paris = 1200 km Aarhus-Bruxelles = 930 km

18. Denmark is a small Scandinavian country with a population of 5,2 million First language is Danish but everyone speaks English “Denmark is the Paris of the North!” Bill Patterson, AUS Denmark

19. Connecting Europe and Scandinavia  Denmark is located in the Northern part of Europe called Scandinavia.  Denmark is north of Germany, south of Norway and southeast of Sweden.  This geographic position makes Denmark an excellent gateway for those, who wish to study in Europe and explore Europe and Scandinavia. Denmark – a gateway to Europe

20.  Danish higher education institutions welcome all international researchers, teachers and students regardless of whether they are exchange students, visiting students or full degree students.  You can choose between more than 1,000 individual courses and more than 130 study programmes taught in English  As most Danes speak English, you will find it easy to live in Denmark even if you do not speak any Danish. Approximately 80% of the population speaks English and many speak French, German or Spanish. When you go shopping, use public transportation and visit official buildings etc. you will find that you can manage perfectly well in English. In addition, foreign films in the cinema and television are shown in their original version with Danish subtitles. Denmark – you can study in English

21. Danish higher education can introduce a whole new way of studying and thinking  Danish higher education is famous for its innovative teaching approach and high international standards. The Danish institutions offer a dynamic study environment with an emphasis on independent study, initiative and project-oriented learning.  As a student at a Danish higher education institution you are encouraged to play an active role in your learning process and take responsibility for planning and carrying out your projects, either independently or together with other students. In addition to attending lectures, you will be expected to participate in discussions and continuously develop your critical thinking and analytical skills.  For international students, the Danish approach to teaching and learning can introduce a whole new way of studying and thinking, which will challenge you and provide you with an excellent platform for your future career. Denmark – innovative education

22. Denmark is the oldest monarchy in the world and at the same time a modern welfare state.  The country has a high degree of income redistribution facilitated by the tax system and the differences between rich and poor are relatively small. The Danish welfare state is based on the “Scandinavian model”, characterised by universal healthcare, free education and social security for all citizens.  Denmark is recognised for its high quality research in areas such as biotechnology and food and environmental science.  The country is internationally oriented and plays an active role in global business and politics. Denmark has been a member of the EU since 1973 and has had a significant influence on both environmental and social issues as well as on the EU enlargement process. Denmark – a safe and modern knowledge-based society

23.  AP Moeller – Maersk Group shipping, energy and manufacturing  Arla dairy products  Carlsberg Breweries beverage company  Novo Nordisk insulin and enzyme preparations  Vestas Wind Systems wind energy  Danfoss / Grundfos temperature regulation and pump technology  Lego toy manufacturer Denmark – important Danish companies

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25. Aarhus Centrally located in Denmark and Northern Europe Population 300,000 Student population 35,000 Rated student city No. 1 in 2006

26. Aarhus

27. Thanks for listening and hope to see you soon in Aarhus!!! www.asb.dk – study@asb.dk