You may also choose to place emphasis on one of the major social sciences during your studies. Because the degree includes economics, you will take courses enabling you to develop knowledge of essential mathematical techniques such as calculus. You must be confident of using your mathematical skills to understand statistical data and to present arguments based on data. The BSc Management degree involves studying 12 courses over the three years. You can expect between 12 and 15 hours of lectures and classes a week.
Classes involve smaller groups of students and are compulsory.
You will meet with your personal tutor about three times a term to discuss your academic progress and any problems you might have. You will take examinations in June in the courses you have followed during the year. The class of degree you will attain will be based on your performance over all three years, with the emphasis on marks gained in the second and third years. To do this you will undertake both a period of study and work experience in another member country. You must also demonstrate fluency in three languages, two of which must be European.