BI Norwegian Business School
| Handelshøyskolen BI BI Norwegian Business School Business School BI |
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| motto | Tyngden you more sluggish |
| founding | 1943 |
| Sponsorship | Private |
| place | Oslo |
| country | Norway |
| management | Tom Colbjørnsen |
| Students | 20,049 |
| Employee | 797 (396 academic, 401 administrative) |
| Annual budget | 127 million euros in sales, 0.5 million euros in revenues |
| Website | http://www.bi.no/ |
Handelshøyskolen BI (Engl. BI Norwegian Business School ) is a business school with university status in Oslo . With 20,049 students, it is the largest business school in Norway and the second largest in Europe. BI stands for Bedriftsøkonomisk Institutt (German Business Institute).
history
The college was founded in 1943 by Finn Øien . Over the decades, BI merged with various schools to develop new fields of expertise, including Norges Markedshøyskole , Oslo Handelshøyskole and Norges Varehandelshøyskole (2000).
organization
management
| President: | Tom Colbjørnsen |
| Provost: | Dag Morten Dalen |
| Senior Vice President: | Ulf Henning Olsson |
| Executive Vice President Individual Programs: | Jens Petter Tøndel |
| Chief Financial Officer: | Marius Eriksen |
| Executive Vice President Corporate Communication: | Janne Marie Logg |
| Executive Vice President Human Resources: | Some Nilsen |
Academic departments
The university consists of nine academic departments with a total of 66 professorships.
- Financial economics
- Innovation and Economic Organization
- Communication, Culture and Languages
- Leadership and Organizational Management
- marketing
- Public governance
- Accounting, Auditing and Law
- Economics
- Strategy and Logistics
research
Research Centers
The university operates several research centers.
- Advanced Research in Retailing
- Business history
- Cooperative Studies
- Corporate communication
- Corporate Governance Research
- Corporate responsibility
- Development Studies and Microfinance
- Education Management Research
- Energy and Environment
- Ethics and Leadership
- European and Asian Studies
- Management of Telecom and Network Industry
- Maritime Competitiveness
- Monetary Economics
- Organizational Learning
- Research in Economics and Management
- Risk and Insurance Research
- Technology Strategy
- The Construction Industry
- Norwegian Center for Project Management Research
Teaching
Pre-experience, full-time programs
Undergraduate
The language of instruction in the undergraduate programs is generally Norwegian (in some Norwegian programs, certain courses in English are compulsory). Only the “Bachelor in Business Administration” program is offered in English in addition to the Norwegian version. It is mainly attended by foreign students - especially exchange students, but also foreign full-time students. The university offers a total of 17 Bachelor programs.
- BSc in Insurance
- BSc in Business
- BSc in Art and Management
- BSc in Business Administration
- BSc in Business Administration (English)
- BSc in International Marketing
- BSc in Banking and Finance
- BSc in Tourism and Service Management
- BSc in Business Law
- BSc in Public Relations
- BSc in Information Technology Management
- BSc in Marketing, Internationalization and Management
- BSc in Retail Management
- BSc in Marketing Communication
- BSc in Business and Economic Journalism
- BSc in Real Estate
- BSc in Finance
- BSc in Auditing
Postgraduate
In the postgraduate area, English is generally the language of instruction. Only the “MSc in Accounting and Auditing” is taught in Norwegian. The university offers a total of seven master's and five doctoral programs.
- MSc in Business and Economics
- MSc in Financial Economics
- MSc in International Management
- MSc in Strategic Marketing Management
- MSc in Organizational Psychology and Leadership
- MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- MSc in Accounting and Auditing
- Ph.D Financial Economics
- Ph.D Marketing
- Ph.D Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Ph.D Strategic Management
- Ph.D Leadership and Organization
Post-Experience, Executive and Corporate Programs
- Full-time MBA, 11 months
- Executive MBA, 18 months
- Part-time Specialized Master in Energy Management, 12 months
- Part-time MBA in China, 18 months
- Master of Management module, 12 months (Norwegian, partly English)
- Master of Management Degree Program, 48 months (Norwegian, partly English)
- Bachelor of Management module, 12 months (Norwegian, partly English)
- Bachelor of Management Degree Program, 36 months (Norwegian, partly English)
- Special courses
- Management seminars
Partnerships
There are exchange and cooperation agreements with 148 partner universities, particularly in Germany (12 partner universities), France (16), Canada (12) and the United States (16). The other partner institutions are in
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Accreditation
- Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
- European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS)
- Association of MBAs (AMBA)
- Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education (NOKUT)
- EDUNIVERSAL award
campus
A new campus in Oslo's Nydalen district opened in 2005. Until then, the university was located in a building in Sandvika , the administrative center of the municipality of Bærum in Akershus near Oslo. The entire course portfolio - from Bachelor's to Doctocal Level - is offered in Nydalen. More than 8,000 of the 18,000 or so students study in Nydalen. In addition to the main campus in Oslo, the university has locations in Bergen, Drammen, Kristiansand, Stavanger and Trondheim. Full-time bachelor and tailor-made post-graduate programs are offered there. In addition, there are other locations in numerous cities across Norway that offer executive education programs for local executives in particular. Most of the university staff are based on the main campus in Oslo.
Web links
- BI Norwegian Business School (Engl.)
Individual evidence
- ^ "About BI Norwegian Business School". Retrieved on August 22, 2012 ( Memento from November 27, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ a b c AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA accreditation. Retrieved March 26, 2017 .
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from October 4, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
