Further Education

The Bachelor's degree in Finance provides a targeted qualification that gives access to a whole range of job opportunities. However, following this programme can also be a dynamic step towards achieving an advanced higher education.

Earn yourself a master's degree

The programme enables you to enrol for a postgraduate programme at the level of a master’s degree. Since the programme is at the level of a bachelor's degree from a university, you can later enrol for a relevant master’s degree at a university in Denmark or abroad.

Business Academy Aarhus has a number of agreements with foreign universities giving credit transfers to students having obtained one of our BA degrees.

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Because of the overall admission requirements to a master’s degree programme everybody can apply for admission to all master’s degree programmes and have their credits and qualifications assessed. You are more likely to achieve a positive evaluation of your credits and qualifications if the contents of your bachelor’s degree programme is closely related to the master’s degree programme you are applying for. It is always a good idea to discuss matters with a student counsellor if you want to take the academic route.

One option if you want to dip into the university environment, is to enrol for a subject at the university, for example in the last semester of the programme when there is a series of electives (C electives) of 10 ECTS.

Some programmes have, however, already indicated that they are prepared to accept a Bachelor of Financial Management and Services to their master’s degree programme. Worth mentioning are in particular:  

University of Southern Denmark
You can continue your studies at the master’s degree programmes in Business and Social Sciences offered by the University of Southern Denmark. You should note, however, that you will need to pass some supplementary subjects to be admitted.

Specific supplementary admission requirements for SDU in Kolding (only in Danish)
Specific supplementary admission requirements for SDU in Odense (only in Danish)

Aalborg University
As a Bachelor of Financial Management and Services you can continue your studies at the master’s degree programmes in Business Economics, Trade and Management at Aalborg University. In order to be admitted you must supplement your degree with these subjects:

• Management Accounting – 10 ECTS
• Methods in Business Economics – 5 ETCS

It is a condition to achieve credits that your A elective is Auditing and your C elective is Statistics. If you have not passed these electives, you must supplement with External Accounting – 5 ECTS (instead of the elective Auditing) and/or Statistics – 10 ETCS (instead of the elective Statistics).

Aarhus School of Business - Aarhus University
When you have earned your degree as a Bachelor of Financial Management and Services, you can continue at the master’s degree programmes in Economics and Business Administration at Aarhus University, Business and Social Sciences.

You must supplement with the following subjects:

Subject	Met at the Bachelor’s degree programme in Financial Management and Services as follows
Finance (3 ECTS)
Management Science Models (5 ECTS)
Accounting (15 ECTS)	The elective Auditing meets all 15 ECTS credits.
Method and Theory of Science (10 ECTS)
Statistics (10 ECTS)	The C elective meets all 10 ECTS credits.

By September 2011 Business and Social Sciences introduced restricted admission to the Master’s degree programmes in Business Economics, Trade and Management. Applicants will be sorted based primarily on the grades awarded at the qualifying exam. There are no restrictions on admission to the master’s degree in Management Accounting and Control.

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Certain admission rules apply if you have been admitted to the bachelor’s degree programme in Financial Management and Services based on an AP degree in Financial Management. Please get in touch with the student counselling at Business Academy Aarhus for further information by sending an e-mail to vejledning@eaaa.dk.

Roskilde University
There are no restrictions on admission to the master’s degree programmes in Economics and Business Administration. Students to the other master’s degree programmes are admitted on the same conditions as others with a bachelor’s degree which means that you can apply and have your credits and qualifications assessed.