Linnaeus University

Växjö Campus

Universitetsplatsen 1, 351 95 Växjö, Sweden.

Kalmar Campus

Nygatan 18B, 391 82 Kalmar, Sweden.

Course Details

Programme courses for Specialization: Frontiers in Management Accounting & Process-based Control Year 1:Contemporary Perspectives in Management Accounting, 15 credits, A1N (mandatory), Advanced Economic Analysis, Information Systems & Risk Management, 15 credits, A1N (mandatory), Process Based Management Control, 15 credits, A1F, (mandatory), Qualitative Methods and Applications, 7.5 credits, A1F, (elective), Quantitative Methods and Applications, 7.5 credits, A1F, (elective), Degree Project in Business Administration (Master), 15 credits, A1E, Year 2: Business Process and Supply Chain Management, 15 credits, A1F (mandatory), E-Business Management, 15 credits, A1F, (mandatory), Business Administration, Business Process Control & Supply Chain Management, Degree project (master), 30 credits, A2E, (mandatory)

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

Courses in the programme Semester 1: Advanced Mathematical Economics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Advanced Econometrics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Advanced Microeconomics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Advanced Macroeconomics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Semester 2: Advanced empirical methods in economics 7.5 credits, A1F, (compulsory) Advanced labour economics 7,5 credits, A1F, (compulsory) Behavioral Economics for Economic Policy and Decision Making 7.5 credits, A1F Advanced economic methodology 7.5 credits, A1F, (elective) Economics, degree project (master) 15 credits, A1E (elective) Semester 3: Optional courses, 30 credits Semester 4: Economics, degree project (master), 30 credits, A2E, (compulsory)

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

Courses in the programme Semester 1: Advanced Mathematical Economics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Advanced Econometrics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Advanced Microeconomics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Advanced Macroeconomics 7.5 credits, A1N, (compulsory) Semester 2: Advanced empirical methods in economics 7.5 credits, A1F, (compulsory) Advanced labour economics 7,5 credits, A1F, (compulsory) Behavioral Economics for Economic Policy and Decision Making 7.5 credits, A1F (elective) Advanced economic methodology 7.5 credits, A1F, (elective) Economics, degree project (master) 15 credits, A1E (elective) Semester 3: Optional courses, 30 credits Semester 4: Economics, degree project (master), 30 credits, A2E, (compulsory)

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

The course Innovation Processes and Research Methods links scientific and artistic methods with research. The course also discusses the process involved in working with projects in depth. Third term During the third term, students specialise by taking optional courses within the main field of study. This can also include studies abroad. Fourth term In the fourth term the student conducts a degree project, in which they may collaborate across disciplines. Courses in the programme Year 1 Local innovation, 22.5 credits, level A1N (mandatory) Innovation Methods and Tools, 7.5 credits, level A1F (mandatory) Global Innovation, 22.5 credits, level A1F (mandatory) Innovation Processes and Research Methods, 7.5 credits, level A1F (mandatory) Year 2 Optional courses in the main field of study Business Administration, 30 credits, Degree Project in Business Administration (Master), 15 credits, level A1E (elective), Business Administration with specialization in Innovation, Degree Project (Master), 30 credits, level A2E (mandatory) The courses in the programme can in agreement with the program coordinator, be exchanged for corresponding courses within the programme’s focus. In this case, the programme coordinator verifies that the programme’s degree and programme goals are still met.

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

Programme Courses The program is structured in courses of 7,5 credits and 15 credits. Fundamentals of Information Systems, 15 credits, A1N Contemporary issues in IS research and development, 7.5 credits. A1N Information Systems Methodology, 7.5 credits, A1N Big Data in Organizations, Business, and Society, 15 credits, A1N Digital Environments: Information society and Internet of things, 15 hp, A1N Digital Capability for Organizational Agility, 7.5 hp, A1F Systemic Perspectives on Digital Transformation, 7.5 hp, A1F Theories of Information Systems, 7.5 credits, A1F Elective courses The student will also choose 7,5 credits elective courses. Degree project 30 credits, A2E

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

Programme Overview Year 1 Systems Modeling and Simulation, 5 hp, A1N Code Transformation and Interpretation, 5 hp, A1N Project in Model-based Development, 10 hp, A1N Formal methods, 5 hp, A1N Scientific Methods in Computer Science, 5 hp, A1N Machine Learning, 5 hp, A1N Parallel Computing, 5 hp, A1N Independent Project in Computer Science, 15 hp, A1E: Deep Machine Learning, 5 hp, A1N

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

Year 1 Introduction to Programming (G1N), 7.5 credits Basic Mathematics for Computer Scientists (G1N), 7.5 credits - Programming and Data Structures (G1F), 7.5 credits - Continuation of programming with focus on data structures and algorithms. Database Technology (G1F), 7.5 credits Computer Security (G1F), 7.5 credits Elective course, 7.5 credits - Recommended course is Object-oriented Programming (G1F), 7.5 credits Project course in Computer Science (G1F), 7.5 credits Discrete Mathematics (G1F), 7.5 credits Year 2: Elective course, 7.5 credits Computer Technology I (G1F), 7.5 credits Operating Systems (G1F), 7.5 credits Cryptography and Coding Theory (G1F), 7.5 credits Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing (G1F), 7.5 credits Computer Networks - an introduction (G1F), 7.5 credits Systems administration (G1F), 7.5 credits Internet Security (G2F), 7.5 credits Year 3 Virtualization, cloud and storage (G2F), 7.5 credits Mobile and Wireless Security (G2F), 7.5 credits Digital Forensics (G2F), 7,5 credits Web Development (G2F), 7,5 credits Scientific Methods (G2F), 7,5 credits Elective course, 7.5 credits Degree Project at Bachelor Level (G2E), 15 credits

Total Subjects
Total Credits	180 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	3 Years

Programme Courses Year 1 Introduction to Programming (G1N), 7.5 credits Basic Mathematics for Computer Scientists (G1N), 7.5 credits - Computer Security (G1F), 7.5 credits Programming and Data Structures (G1F), 7.5 credits Database Technology (G1F), 7.5 credits Object-oriented Programming (G1F), 7.5 credits Project course in Computer Science (G1F), 7.5 credits Discrete Mathematics (G1F), 7.5 credits Object Oriented Analysis and Design using UML (G1F), 7.5 credits Computer Technology 1 (G1F), 7.5 credits Operating Systems (G1F), 7.5 credits - Provides an overview of the structure of operating systems and the resources that it manages. Elective course, 7.5 credits - Recommended course is Linear Algebra (G1F). Computer Networks - an introduction (G1F), 7.5 credits Software Design (G2F), 7.5 credits Project Course in Software Engineering (G2F), 7.5 credits Elective course, 7.5 credits - Recommended course is Introduction to Machine Learning (G2F) . Year 3 Software Testing (G1F), 7.5 credits Algorithms and Advanced Data Structures (G1F), 7.5 credits Elective course, 7.5 credits Web Development (G2F), 7.5 credits Software Architectures (G2F), 7.5 credits Scientific Methods (G2F), 7.5 credits Degree Project at Bachelor Level (G2E), 15 credits

Total Subjects
Total Credits	180 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	3 Years

Programme courses: Introduction to International Law, 7.5 cr, G1N (mandatory) Cross-cultural Communication in Business, 7.5 cr, (mandatory) Business Administration I - Organisation & Leadership, 7.5 cr, G1N (mandatory) Business Administration I - Marketing Foundations, 7.5 cr, G1N (mandatory) Business Administration I - Management Control and Cost Accounting, 7.5 cr, G1N (mandatory) Business Administration I - Fundamentals of Finance, 7.5 cr, G1N (mandatory) YEAR II: Business Administration II - Business Relations, 7.5 cr, G1F (mandatory) International Market Analysis and Statistics, 7.5 cr, G1N (mandatory) Business Administration II - International Sales, 7.5 cr, G1F (mandatory) Business Administration II - International Purchasing and Supply Chain Management, 7.5 cr, G1F (mandatory) International Economics and Market Analysis, G1N (mandatory) Business Administration II - International Marketing, 7.5 cr, G1F (mandatory) International Entrepreneurship and Business Development, 15 cr, G1F (mandatory) YEAR III: Optional courses, including studies abroad, 30 credits Alternatively: Enrollment in approved double degree programmes, 60 credits Along with: Business Administration III - International Business Strategy, 7.5 cr, G2F (mandatory) Business Administration III - Scientific Method, 7.5 cr, G2F (mandatory) . Business Administration III International Business, Degree Project (Bachelor), 15 cr, G2E (mandatory)

Total Subjects
Total Credits	180 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	3 Years

Programme courses YEAR I • Tourism Studies I - Introduction to Tourism, 15 cr., G1N (mandatory) Tourism Studies I - Global Tourism Production System, 15 cr., G1N (mandatory) Business Administration I - Organisation and Leadership, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) • Business Administration I - Marketing Foundations, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) Business Administration I - Management Control and Cost Accounting, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) Business Administration I - Fundamentals of Finance, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) YEAR II • Business Administration II - E-commerce, 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) Business Administration II - IMC and Brand Management, 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) Business Administration II - Consumer Behaviour and Consumer Culture, 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) Business Administration II - Innovation Management, 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) b)Tourism Studies II - Destination Management 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) • Tourism Studies II - Hospitality Management, 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) • Tourism Studies II - Events Management, 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) • Tourism Studies II - Tourism Entrepreneurship, 7.5 cr., G1F (mandatory) YEAR III A. Specialization in Tourism Studies: Tourism Studies III - Tourism as Business Phenomenon in Contemporary Society, 7.5 cr., G2F (mandatory) • Tourism Studies III - Methods in Tourism Studies, 7.5 cr., G2F (mandatory) Tourism Studies III - Methods in Tourism Studies, 7.5 cr., G2F (mandatory) • Tourism Studies III - Degree Project (Bachelor), 15 cr., G2E (mandatory) • Studies Abroad, 30 cr.; Tourism Management Strategic and Practical Application, 30 cr., G2F internship course); • Business Administration III, 30 cr., G2F/G2E b), within the frame of the specialization in Cruise Management. • Basic Seamanship, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) • Shipping and the Environment, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) • Cruise ship as a working place, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) • Passengers and Safety, 7.5 cr., G1N (mandatory) Business Administration III - Perspectives on Service Management Research, 7.5 cr., G2F (mandatory) • • Business Administration III - Research Methods, 7.5 cr., G2F (mandatory) Business Administration III - Degree Project (Bachelor), 15 cr., G2E (mandatory)

Total Subjects
Total Credits	180 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	3 Years

Courses in the programme Year 1 Energy and Climate (7.5 credits, A1N) Diffusion of Innovations for a Sustainable Built Environment (7.5 credits, A1N) Environmental Analysis Methods (7.5 credits, A1N) Scientific theory and method (7.5 credits, A1N) Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability, (7.5 credits, A1N) Management of sustainable innovations in organizations, (7.5 credits, A1N) Circular Economy and Green Financing, (7.5 credits, A1N) Environmental Accounting, 7.5 credits, A1N) Year 2 Energy policies (7.5 credits, A1N) The course deals with how energy policy Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) (7.5 credits, A1N) The course deals with LCA for Energy management in the built environment (7.5 credits, A1N) The course Independent work (30 credits, A2E)

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

In the first year, students complete 45 credits in international affairs and 15 in research methods, with courses like European Integration, Global Politics, Qualitative Methods, and Quantitative Methods (7.5 credits each). The second semester includes International Organizations, Foreign Policy Analysis, International Security, and Democracy and Dictatorship. The second year offers electives or internships (30 credits) and concludes with a 30-credit independent research project.

Total Subjects
Total Credits	120 credits
Intake	September
English Proficiency Level	IELTS 6.5 overall or TOEFL 90
Duration	2 Years

About Linnaeus!

Linnaeus University is located in Växjö and Kalmar and offers over 200 degree programmes and 1,500 single-subject courses. You can study different subjects within arts and humanities, health and life sciences, the social sciences, the natural sciences, technology, and business and economics. There are also a number of different contract educations, like the headmaster training and police education.

Research at Linnaeus University is of high quality, nationally as well as internationally, and covers a wide range of disciplines. Particularly prominent is the research carried out within our cutting-edge research environments – our Linnaeus University Centres. Within these centres, everything from ecology and evolution to discrimination and integration, postcolonialism, intermediality, bioscience, and big data is being studied.

With 2,200 employees and more than 40,000 students we strive to be a modern university, with Småland as our base and the world as our stage. To study and work at Linnaeus University means being part of an environment characterised by knowledge and development. Students acquire new knowledge and learn to have a critical approach and researchers make discoveries that can change our society. Employees talk of a work place with both challenges and opportunities and that Linnaeus University is a university where knowledge grows. Together we set knowledge in motion for a sustainable societal development.

Why Study in Linnaeus?

Linnaeus University is a modern, international university in the southeast of Sweden. We are located in two nature-loving cities, one by the Baltic sea and one surrounded by lakes in the greenest city in Europe. Study at Linnaeus University Studying abroad is more than just getting an education. Studying means making new friends, learning about a new culture, falling in love, building a career, learning a new language, getting a bicycle, and becoming part of a community. Linnaeus University is full of life. Choose a university where life is possible. Student life University life has much to offer, from meeting up with friends at the student pub to attending events and cultural activities. The student union and the student associations are doing their best to make you feel at home. Quality leisure time is important when you are a student. If you find joy and fulfillment in your student life, you will gain extra energy for your studies. You will not find it difficult to find something to do. Students are great at organizing fun-filled competitions, parties, concerts, and trips. If you also take the opportunity to get involved in the student union or in other extra-curricular activities, you can gain useful skills and experiences which may prove invaluable when applying for a job later in life. The Linnaeus Union works to ensure that you receive the best possible education but also aims to offer enjoyable activities besides your studies. There are a number of student organizations and clubs at the university that offer a wide range of leisure activities for students. ESN (Erasmus Student Network) is the biggest student organization in Europe. It consists of a network of local sections organizing events for students going abroad to study, and also local students. The ESN sections at Linnaeus University are ESN Kalmar and ESN Växjö (VIS). Both sections organize local events such as barbecues, sports activities, and theme nights with typical Swedish traditions represented, as well as trips within and outside Sweden.