Registration for semester 5 at SBS

You who are admitted to the program will be guaranteed a place if you:

Notify no later than 15/4 before the autumn term or no later than 15/10 before the spring term and meet the eligibility requirement: 45 credits from Business Administration I and II (semester 1 and 2 on the programme)
If you are on semester 4 VT-19 you will receive a questionnaire/survey via e-mail in order to choose the elective SBS courses for semester 5. If you haven't received an email, please contact Malin Thunholm: bachelor@sbs.su.se.

Semester 6

BAPS students will register for the sixth semester by applying for Business Administration III via www.universityadmissions.se / www.antagning.se. The eligibility requirement is 120 credits, including 45 credits in Business Administration. Students who wish to major in Finance must also have taken 15 credits in Finance and 15 credits in Statistics.  Students need to log in to www.universityadmissions.se / www.antagning.se through the Stockholm University student portal to access the application for the course. In order to be guaranteed placement in their selected specialization, BAPS students must meet the eligibility requirements and apply for Business Administration III within the programme no later than April 15 for the autumn semester 2020.

Finance

BA III Specialization Finance, course module, 30 ECTS credits

Special prerequisites: 15 credits in Finance and 15 credits in Statistics

• Introduction to Financial Derivatives 7,5 hp
• Empirical Finance 7,5 hp
• Bachelor's Degree Thesis in Business Administration 15 hp

Accounting

BA III Specialization Accounting, course module, 30 credits

• Operations Management 7,5 hp
• Research Methods in Business Administration 7,5 hp
• Bachelor's Degree Thesis in Business Administration 15 hp

Marketing

BA III Specialization Marketing, course module, 30 credits

• International Marketing 7,5 hp
• Research Methods in Business Administration 7,5 hp
• Bachelor's Degree Thesis in Business Administration 15 hp

Management

BA III Specialization Management, course module, 30 credits

• Fundamentals of Strategic Management, 7,5 hp
• Research Methods in Business Administration 7,5 hp
• Bachelor's Degree Thesis in Business Administration 15 hp

Degree requirements

Semester 1

During the first semester grounds are set within the Business Administration field of study. Courses focus on principles of the four major subject areas within the field and provides a solid base for further knowledge development.

Semester 2

The second semester is envisioned to be the bridge between the social sciences and humanities, involving political and cultural perspectives in the courses.

Students should formally apply for the second semester courses via www.universityadmissions.se  / www.antagning.se no later than October 15. The application should be made for "Global Business Studies", 30 credits, and students need to log in through the Stockholm University student portal to access the application for the course.

The eligibility requirement for the second semester is 15 credits in Business Administration from semester one. The eligibility will be verified before the registration for the second semester.

Semester 3

In the third semester students start their studies in Political Science.

Students should formally apply for Political Science I via www.universityadmissions.se / www.antagning.se no later than April 16, 2018.  Information including the application code is sent by e-mail to eligible students in March.

Semester 4

Continued studies in Political Science. Students should formally apply for Political Science II via www.universityadmissions.se / www.antagning.se no later than October 15, 2018. Information including the application code is sent by e-mail to eligible students in September 2018. 

Enrolment in Political Science II (293 Kb)

Semester 5

During the fifth semester you can pursue your own study interest and choose from a wide range of elective courses at the university. You can even take your electives in business administration at SBS. The enrolment in electives in Business Administration is done through a web survey that will be sent out in mid-March and the deadline usually April 15.

Students who wish to study other subjects than Business Administration during their elective semester are welcome to apply for such subjects via universityadmissions.se / antagning.se. Please note that no placement is guaranteed in other courses than Business Administration electives at SBS. 

Students who wish to obtain a degree of Bachelor of Science in Political Science should apply for the free-standing course Political Science III which includes a Bachelor's thesis. Students with Swedish language proficiency can also choose to apply for Political Science III in Swedish. For further information, please refer to the department of Political Science.

If you are interested in studying abroad via exchange, you may apply via SBS or the department of Political Science. In both cases the application term is semester 4. Information about exchange opportunities via SBS can be found here. For details about exchange studies through the department of Political Science, please contact them directly. Students can also apply for exchange placement via the central International Office at Stockholm University. The application period is generally one year ahead of the exchange semester.

Semester 6

BAPS students will register for the sixth semester by applying for Business Administration III via www.universityadmissions.se / www.antagning.se. The eligibility requirement is 120 credits, including 45 credits in Business Administration. Students who wish to major in Finance must also have taken 15 credits in Finance and 15 credits in Statistics.  Students need to log in to www.universityadmissions.se / www.antagning.se through the Stockholm University student portal to access the application for the course. In order to be guaranteed placement in their selected specialization, BAPS students must meet the eligibility requirements and apply for Business Administration III within the programme no later than April 15 for the autumn semester 2020.