Jul 23, 2007 13:33
16 yrs ago
Norwegian term

Diplomøkonomstudiet

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1990 – 1991 Diplomøkonomstudiet – Økonomistyring BI Haugesund
1990 (våren) Delfag i metode og delfag i språk BI Haugesund
1988 (høsten) Mellomfagstillegget/Høyskolekandidatstudiet BI Haugesund
1988 – 1989 Bedriftsøkonomstudiet BI Haugesund
1985 – 1987 Allmennfag – samfunnslinjen Bryne VPS

Graduate economist ...?

Proposed translations

22 mins
Norwegian term (edited): Diplomøkonomstudiet – Økonomistyring
Selected

Bachelor of Business Management

The "Diplomøkonomstudiet" is a general undergraduate Bachelor degree, comparable to "Bachelor of Business Management".
Example sentence:

"Diplomøkonom (Handelshøyskolen BI); Bachelor of Business Management - Spesialisering: Økonomistyring, regnskap og skatt"

Diplomøkonomstudiet i informasjonsteknologi (2. år). Antall semestre ... Bachelor of Business Administration Program in Information Technology.

Peer comment(s):

neutral Charlesp : good suggestion, but what country uses this particular terminology? - response: yes, precisely
8 mins
You would prefer "Bachelor of Business Administration", like in my second reference?
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M.B.A. studies

it looks to me as if they are referring to "M.B.A. studies"
Peer comment(s):

disagree Bjørnar Magnussen : Siviløkonom, which previously was a 4-year-degree, is often referred to as Master, but BI's diplomøkonom is a clear-cut Bachelor.
17 mins
Absolutely correct. But that doesn’t stop Swedes, and I presume Norwegians too, from referring to it as a “Masters” on their resume. (The justification being that there is a “thesis” required.)
agree Erik Brinkhof : In 1972, taking the "eksamen som Diplomøkonom" led to "rett til å bruke tittelen Siviløkonom"
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