Double degree
Double degree
A Double Degree is a combined study programme that leads to two diplomas from two institutions. After successfully completing all programme requirements, you receive an undergraduate degree from UL SEB and a degree from the partner institution.
About
Due to different national regulations and institutional differences, each Double Degree programme is unique, but it usually involves an equal amount of study time at each university. Credits obtained at both institutions within the programme are mutually recognised, shortening the overall study time compared with acquiring both degrees separately.
Double degree programmes on Bachelor level
University degree in Business and Economics - specialization International Business:
- Audencia Business School, France
- Chonnam National University, South Korea
University degree in Business and Economics - specialization Marketing:
- Pforzheim University, Germany
- KEDGE Business School, France
- Chonnam National University, South Korea
Double degree programmes on Master level
Programme Bank and Financial Management:
- BI Norwegian Business School, Norvway
- Pforzheim University, Germany
- University of Vaasa, Finland
Programme Money and Finance:
- BI Norwegian Business School, Norway
- University of Siena, Italy
Programme IMB:
- ISCTE Business School, Portugal
Programme International Business:
- RWTH Aachen University, Germany
- NEOMA Business School, France
Programme Quantitative Finance:
- Stockholm University, Stockholm Business School, Sweden
Programme Business Informatics:
- Pforzheim University, Germany
- NOVA IMS, Portugal
Programme Marketing
- Pforzheim University, Germany
Who can apply?
Double degree programmes are demanding and more challenging than completing a single degree at UL SEB. Therefore, only students with excellent academic performance and a high level of ambition and motivation are selected.
Bachelor’s students can apply for a double degree programme in the first semester of their second year. Calls for applications depend on the current agreement between partner institutions, and the number of available places is limited.
Master’s students can apply for a double degree programme in the first semester of their first year. Calls for applications depend on the current agreement between partner institutions, and the number of available places is limited.
Selection criteria
The following criteria are taken into account:
• academic performance;
• motivation to study abroad;
• English language skills;
• overall assessment of the application and the interview.