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Estonian Business School
Bachelor’s Studies
1.International business administration (Rahvusvaheline ärijuhtimine)
2. Languages  and business administration (Võõrkeeled ja ärikorraldus)
3.Entrepreneurship and business administration ( Ettevõtlus  ja ärijuhtimine)
International business administration
designed for people interested in economics  and business who  wish  to 
acquire professional  knowledge  and  skills  to work in an international 
company or in public sector
very good Business  English   language  skills 
possibility to specialize in  marketing , service economics or finance
Languages and business administration
for people who would like to  gain  practical skills of foreign languages 
(possible to  study  3 foreign languages at a time) 
have  basic knowledge of economics and business administration
Entrepreneurship and business 
administration
for people who would like to wisely get into the business world, create 
their own business or to expand your knowledge on 
entrepreneurship
Requirements
International business administration (3 National  exams )
English
Estonian
Maths ( narrow )
Languages and business administration (2 National exams)
Estonian
English
Entrepreneurship and business administration (2 National exams)
Estonian
English
Fees
International business administration
paying in one  part  - 1990 € in a  semester
paying in two or more parts - 2025 € in a semester
Languages and business administration
paying in one part - 1920 € in a semester
paying in two or more parts - 1955 € in a semester
Entrepreneurship and business administration
paying in one part - 1760 € in a semester 
paying in two or more parts - 1795 € in a semester
What makes it  special ?
Well  known internationally and aims to be one more
Sources
http://www.ebs.ee/

Document Outline

  • Slide 1
  • Bachelor’s Studies
  • International business administration
  • Languages and business administration
  • Entrepreneurship and business administration
  • Requirements
  • Fees
  • What makes it special?
  • Sources
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