The Fall program begins at the end of August and runs until mid-December. Each plan involves the equivalent of four courses. Although the classes are taught in English, CBS asks students to arrive two weeks early for a Danish language crash course and orientation program. The Main course in the Fall APIM semester, which counts as 9 UT hours, covers many topics pertinent to international management, with particular emphasis on foreign market entry, market expansion, implications of the EC 1992 and the opening of Eastern Europe. An outside group consulting project counts for one-half of the Main course grade.
Students participate in several field visits to U.S. and European multinational corporations.
Although the APIM course is currently not offered in the Spring, students may choose from a variety of electives. The classes will be theoretical as opposed to practical. CBS will assist students in finding housing, but will not guarantee the type of housing students receive. Contracts last for five months and usually require a one-month deposit.