FAQ
Q: Can you tell me what the difference is between the MSc Programme and MBA Programme? A: This information can be found on the two respective websites under the folowing links. MSc Programme - objective and MBA Programme - Broad Knowledge
Q: Can I still apply for this year´s program? A: This type of info is published on the front page.
Q: When can I expect an admission decision? A: Somewhat dependent on the number of applications but we aim at having the decisions ready by mid April.
Q: How can I facilitate communication with the university? A: Please include in all mail conversation your personal number (date of birth + four digits). If you have not received one yet, please use your date of birth (yymmdd).
Q: How do I get the course material? A: Course books and other printed material you need to purchase on your own.
Q: How much workload is it? A: The program runs for 40 effective working weeks. If you study full-time, it means that you should expect to work 8 hours, five days a week, starting in September and ending in June.
Q: What is "Swedish time"? A: For exams, scheduled discussions etc we use Swedish time as the common time reference. Swedish time is the same as CET (Central European Time), equal to GMT +1 hour.
Q: What does "7.5 credit points" mean? A: It corresponds to 5 weeks of effective studies and is equivalent to 7,5 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System).
Q: How can I apply for Visa? A: See more at International Office (under Arrival Guide).
Q: How do I receive my diploma? A: You need to apply for the diploma. Application forms can be found in your studentportalen under studies.
Q: How formal is the graduation ceremony? A: Suit and tie for men and dress for women is suggested.
Q: Can someone help me with more information? A:
For questions regarding the program, please contact mam.helpdesk.rby@bth.se or mscba.mam@bth.se
For general questions, please see www.bth.se/eng/edu.nsf
For questions regarding international admissions or student affairs, please see International Office
