Introduction
How do managers in private and public sector make their decisions? What are the principles they follow when they make decisions, and why is it that the results of the decisions do not always turn out as expected? As citizens we daily observe decision outcomes in the form of changes in prices, interest rates and exchange rates.
This program aims at giving you a more thorough understanding of why managers decide as they do. This kind of knowledge is very useful for all citizens in a society and is of particular importance to managers.
Former students have characterised the program as "instructive", "very good", "absorbing" and as giving "new insights". This is due to the fact that we have combined useful and applicable pieces of knowledge from various subjects such as economics, economic history and business management. These pieces of knowledge are presented in a pedagogical context which enables you to exploit your experience, profit by a motivating learning environment and perceive mastering and learning.