International Business Administration (IBA) degree programmes are structured as a 12-week model. Students attend lectures in a 12-week block, followed by a 2-week period of examinations.
If students have chosen to follow a traditional full-time degree programme, they will then attend university for another three weeks, during which they will have more opportunities to focus on completing a specific individual module.
Students who have chosen a cooperative degree programme will undertake a approx. 12-week period of work experience after their examinations. The 12-week model makes it possible for students on cooperative programmes to spend more time within a company and they will learn the educational content taught during the second period of face-to-face learning during their work experience instead.
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