Selection of courses in autumn 2026

Course offerings for exchange students in autumn semester 2026 (August – December)

Bachelor level courses

  • BE-316-1 Valuation – 7.5 ECTS credits. Pre-requisites: BE-111 Introduction to Financial Accounting, BE-209 Financial Accounting and Reporting, BE-210 Investment and Financing, or equivalent.
  • BE-318-1 Management Accounting 2 – 7.5 ECTS credits. Pre-requisites: BE-111 Introduction to Financial Accounting or BE-110 Introduction to Management Accounting, or equivalent.
  • MF-205-1 Consumer Behaviour – 7.5 ECTS credits. Pre-requisites: MF-102 Introduction to Marketing, or equivalent.
  • MF-302-1 Brand Management and Advertising – 7.5 ECTS credits. Pre-requisites: MF-102 Introduction to Marketing and MF-205 Consumer Behaviour, or equivalent.
  • ORG126-1 Entrepreneurship and Innovation – 7.5 ECTS credits.
  • ORG313-1 Gründer Lab and Entrepreneurship – 7.5 ECTS credits, Laboratory. Pre-requisites: ORG126 Entrepreneurship and Innovation and MF-102 Marketing, or equivalent.
  • SE-111-1 International Political Economy – 7.5 ECTS credits.

 

MSc level courses

All master level courses requires that students have a bachelor's degree in Business Administration or equivalent in addition to the course specific requirements for admission to each course.

  • BE-409-1 Real Estate Economics – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites: Introduction to Microeconomics, or equivalent.
  • BE-410-1 Corporate Finance – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites: Investment and Finance, or equivalent.
  • BE-417-1 Management Control Systems – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term; Pre-requisites; Financial Accounting, Budgeting, Financial Management and Management Accounting, or equivalent.
  • BE-513-1 Practical Portfolio Management – 7.5 ECTS credits, 2nd term. Pre-requisites; ME-431 Quantitative Methods in Finance. BE-421 Investments, or equivalent.
  • BE-516-1 International Financial Reporting – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites;  BE-423 Annual accounts in accordance with good accounting practice, or equivalent.
  • ME-431-1 Quantitative Methods in Finance – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites; Business Analytics, MA‑138, or equivalent.
  • MF-409 Strategic Marketing – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term.
  • ORG409-1 International Management – 7.5 ECTS credits, 2nd term. Pre-requisites: Introductory course in Management (Organization Theory, Organizational Behaviour), or equivalent.
  • ORG419-1 Judgement and Decision Making – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites: Introduction to Microeconomics, or equivalent.
  • ORG449-1 Designing Business Strategy  – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites: Bachelor level courses in Organization Theory and Strategy, or Business Strategy, or equivalent.
  • ORG457-1 Crowdfunding Lab – 7.5 ECTS credits, 2nd term. Pre-requisites: Basic understanding of marketing and entrepreneurship related themes or equivalent.
  • ORG470-1 Sustainable Global Supply Chains – 7.5 ECTS credits, 2nd term.
  • ORG473 Leadership in an Intercultural Environment – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites: International Management or equivalent.
  • SE-415 Financial crises and the global economy – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term.
  • SE-418-1 Economics of Incentives – 7.5 ECTS credits, 2nd term. Pre-requisites: Introduction to Microeconomics, or equivalent.
  • SE-419-1 Financial Econometrics – 7.5 ECTS credits, 2nd term. Pre-requisites: Knowledge of calculus, basic probability calculus, basic statistics and data analysis, or equivalent.
  • SE-421-1 Econometrics for Business Research – 7.5 ECTS credits, 1st term. Pre-requisites: Knowledge of calculus, basic probability calculus, basic statistics and data analysis, or equivalent.

 

Please note!

  • The School of Business and Law reserves the right to make changes in course offerings
  • If you select courses from one faculty and within one level (bachelor or master level) you will have less scheduling conflicts
  • Make sure that you meet the course requirements, which are stated under Recommended pre-requisites
  • Choose more courses than the minimum number of courses you have to take in case you do not meet all pre-requisites, timetable collisions or in case of cancellations
  • Course codes with the first digit 1, 2 and 3 are bachelor level courses, and course codes starting with 4 and 5 are master level courses
  • Only students on master level (fourth or fifth year) are accepted to master level courses in business at the School of Business and Law
  • Master students may take bachelor courses
  • Master level courses are taught in two sessions: 1st and 2nd term, with two 7.5 credit courses in each term. 1st term courses will have midterm examinations, and 2nd term courses will have examinations at the end of the semester
  • All courses in the lists are taught in Kristiansand.

If you have any further questions, please contact Student Exchange Coordinator (email: exchangeHH@uia.no )

 

Published June 10, 2024 - Last modified June 25, 2026