Courses and schedule

Undergraduate program

September – January

First Semester

Third Semester

Fifth Semester

(AC335E) Cost Accounting (5 ECTS)
(FN331E) Financial Institutions and Markets (5 ECTS)
(FN333E) Corporate Finance 1 (5 ECTS)
(MN334E) Organizational Behavior (3 ECTS)
(MK330E) Marketing (5 ECTS)
(SC301E) Legal Business Surroundings (3 ECTS)
(MN332E) Management (5 ECTS)
(EC1516BME) Econometrics 2 (5 ECTS)
(MT1531BME) Optimization (6 ECTS)
(MT1532BME) Ordinary Differential Equations (5 ECTS)
(MK1527BME) Business Communication in Correspondence (2 ECTS)

Seventh Semester

Electives

February – June

Second Semester

Fourth Semester

Sixth Semester

Eight Semester

Electives

*Elective courses are going to be available only if there is a certain number of students interested. Please mind that courses which belong to the same study year will not overlap.

Undergraduate students can only take undergraduate courses.

Courses will be available until the quota is filled.

Graduate programs

Graduate students can choose both undergraduate and graduate courses, but only if their university allows it.

Graduate courses have a special schedule. They are held in modules. Throughout the semester each course lasts 2 to 3 intensive weeks.

If you are a graduate student who also took some undergraduate courses you must attend those classes throughout the entire semester starting when those undergraduate courses start.

All of our MBA programs are fully taught in English. Clicking on each of the following MBA programs, you can see their program’s curriculums followed by course descriptions.

*Please note that the First Semester is the Fall Semester (from September to February) and the Second Semester is the Spring Semester (from March to July).

MBA program

For more information, you can visit our Graduate MBA web page.

What students say about ZSEM?

Vitor Duarte

Professors at ZSEM are great since they resort to several innovative teaching methods, and most of the times I was able to learn from their personal experiences on the market. All of these made me feel very interested in the courses I was taking at the time and made me want to go for further knowledge.
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Kenyu Kunii

I’m having a great time, thanks to other exchange students, professors, and workers at ZSEM. I can’t thank them enough. I am sure this experience will help me in the future. Thanks again!
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Sid Eshuis

I like best that it's a small school and also the teaching style - during lectures and seminars we work on real case studies. There's not too much theory and everything is very practice oriented, which is very different from my university back home.
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