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Our MBA programme gives you the opportunity to add managerial competence to your previous academic background. After graduating, you will be ready to take on new challenges in your professional career. We offer two versions of the programme:

1. MBA programme, full time, starting in September and ending in June the following year.
2. MBA programme, part time, starting in September and ending in June two years later.

The programme is conducted as an online programme, meaning that you can take part in the programme wherever you are in the world. Only one written comprehensive exam requires your presence on campus.

Applications for the programme starting in September 2010 will be open at two separate occasions:
  • The first opens on December 1st and closes on January 15th. International students apply in this early session, since all information here will be in English.
  • The second, which will be available only in the Swedish language, is open between March 15th and April 15th. You apply at https://www.studera.nu/ which is a joint application system for all Swedish universities.
Do you have trouble finding us in studera.nu?
Please use these links for the full time version (cick here) (BTH-99202) and for the part time version (cclick here) (BTH-99203). From here you can go directly to the application at studera.nu.

Programme Director: Marie Aurell, PhD.

Programme Assistant: Katrin Andersson. Send e-mail to masterba.mam@bth.se.

Questions? Please look at FAQ. For general questions about admissions, please look here.

Information obtained from the website with the following address: http://www.bth.se/mam/internetmba.nsf
 
 
Higher education institutions (HEIs) in Sweden offer a wide range of courses and study programmes where the language of instruction is English.

Applying online
When applying to study in Sweden, you may choose to apply for self-contained courses or full study programmes.You can search and apply for courses and study programmes at first cycle (undergraduate) and second cycle (Master's) on this website. For third cycle studies (doctoral), click on the tab 'Third cycle' at the top of this page.

One application
In Sweden, there is a pooled admissions system so you can apply for several courses and study programmes at different universities by submitting one application.

Nationals of the EEA and Switzerland
Nationals of Members States of the EEA (EEA: Member States of the EU and Norway, Iceland and, Liechtenstein) and Switzerland do not require visas to study in Sweden.

Nationals of non-EEA countries
Nationals of non-EEA countries must apply for visas to study in Sweden. It can take a long time for a visa to be granted and, therefore, non-EEA nationals should apply for courses or study programmes with an application deadline of 15 January for entry the following autumn semester and 1 August for entry the following spring semester.

Studying and living in Sweden
The Swedish Institute has a great website with lots of general information about studying and living in Sweden. Click on the box 'Learn more at studyinsweden.se' to the right.

More at: https://www.studera.nu/studera/1374.html