BSc in Economics- The Economics Programme
The BSc in Economics - The Economics Programme at Linnaeus University ...
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INTAKE: August
The Master Programme in Entrepreneurship, Sustainability and Social Change at Linnaeus University is designed for students who aspire to become change-makers in a rapidly evolving global landscape. This interdisciplinary program focuses on developing entrepreneurial skills while embedding sustainability and social responsibility into business practices. With a strong emphasis on addressing global challenges, the program prepares students to lead innovative, sustainable solutions in various sectors, particularly those seeking to create a positive societal impact.
Curriculum: The curriculum of the Master Programme in Entrepreneurship, Sustainability and Social Change blends theory and practice, offering a comprehensive approach to entrepreneurship. The program integrates courses that focus on sustainable business models, social entrepreneurship, and innovation for sustainable development. Students engage with topics such as corporate social responsibility (CSR), circular economy, and social impact measurement. The curriculum also includes workshops, case studies, and real-world business simulations to ensure practical application of the knowledge acquired. A key feature of the program is the opportunity to work on interdisciplinary projects, fostering collaboration and the development of leadership and critical thinking skills.
Research Focus: Research at Linnaeus University in the field of entrepreneurship, sustainability, and social change is at the forefront of addressing some of the most pressing global challenges. The university focuses on integrating sustainability into business innovation and societal transformation. Research topics include sustainable entrepreneurship, ethical business practices, and the role of social entrepreneurship in fostering positive social change. Students in the Master Programme are encouraged to engage with ongoing research, which not only enhances their academic understanding but also provides them with valuable insights into the practical applications of sustainability in the business world.
Industry Engagement: The Master Programme in Entrepreneurship, Sustainability and Social Change at Linnaeus University is deeply embedded in industry engagement. The program maintains close collaborations with a range of businesses, non-profit organizations, and social enterprises. These partnerships provide students with opportunities for internships, guest lectures from industry experts, and live case studies, ensuring that the curriculum remains relevant and aligned with real-world needs. Students also have access to a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, enabling them to network, gain mentorship, and explore future career opportunities.
Global Perspective: One of the unique strengths of the Master Programme in Entrepreneurship, Sustainability and Social Change is its global perspective. The program attracts students from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds, fostering a rich learning environment. Linnaeus University’s strong international networks offer students the chance to collaborate with peers and industry leaders worldwide, facilitating cross-cultural understanding. The global approach is reinforced through various opportunities to study abroad, participate in international conferences, and collaborate with global organizations working on sustainability and social change.
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IELTS 6.5
SEK 114750
Postgraduate Entry Requirements
Application Fee: SEK 900
Academic Qualifications: Applicants should have successfully completed a bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution with a minimum overall score of 55% or equivalent.
English language proficiency:
Linnaeus University (LNU) offers a range of scholarship opportunities for international students pursuing higher education in Sweden. These scholarships are designed to support students who are required to pay tuition fees, providing financial assistance to make their studies more accessible and affordable.
Linnaeus University Scholarship: The Linnaeus University Scholarship is available to students from non-EU/EEA countries who are required to pay tuition fees for their education in Sweden. This scholarship covers a portion of the tuition fees and is awarded based on academic excellence. It is available for both undergraduate and master’s degree programs and is highly competitive.
Swedish Institute Scholarships: In addition to scholarships offered directly by Linnaeus University, international students may also be eligible for Swedish Institute Scholarships. These scholarships are awarded to students from specific countries and can cover tuition fees, living expenses, travel costs, and insurance. The Swedish Institute’s scholarships aim to promote Sweden as an educational destination while fostering global connections. Interested students should explore the eligibility criteria and application process for these prestigious scholarships through the Swedish Institute's official website.
Other External Scholarships: There are various external scholarships available to international students, including those from international foundations, government programs, and bilateral agreements between Sweden and other countries. International students are encouraged to explore these options through their home countries, international organizations, or third-party scholarship providers.
Scholarships for Specific Programs: Some academic programs at Linnaeus University may also have their own specific scholarships or funding opportunities. These program-specific scholarships are often based on academic performance, potential for research, or alignment with particular fields of study. Students should check with the program coordinators or the International Office for details on any such opportunities.
Graduates of the Master Programme in Entrepreneurship, Sustainability and Social Change from Linnaeus University are well-equipped to enter a wide range of career paths, particularly those that align with sustainable business practices and social impact.
Social Entrepreneur: Launching or leading ventures that address societal issues through innovative business models.
Sustainability Consultant: Advising organizations on how to incorporate sustainability into their business strategies.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Manager: Leading initiatives within companies to improve their social and environmental impact.
Business Development Manager: Identifying opportunities for sustainable business growth and creating strategies that drive social change.
Project Manager in NGOs or Social Enterprises: Managing projects focused on sustainable development and social innovation.
Sustainability Analyst: Conducting research and providing data-driven insights to help businesses improve their environmental and social performance.
Policy Advisor in Sustainability and Social Change: Advising governments and international organizations on policies promoting sustainable economic development.