• a bachelor's degree, or
• a cand.mag. degree, or
• another degree or vocational education with a scope of at least three years, or
• an education that, pursuant to Section 3-5 of the Act relating to Universities and University Colleges, is recognised as equivalent to the above-mentioned degrees or educations.

In special cases, other documented qualifications may be deemed to be fully or partly equivalent to the above-mentioned courses of study.

The applicants must also have at least three years of relevant work experience.

The programme will be taught with a combination of lectures, cases, group work and use of online resources, in addition to the preparation and presentation of the group reports. In addition to the academic lecturers, several relevant lecturers with market experience will also be included.

The students are expected to conduct a significant group report at an advanced level on a topic related to the overall scope of the course. The students are expected to present and defend, as well as discuss other groups’ reports in a 2-day final session. This session thus aggregates and concludes the learning outcomes for the students. Private Equity is a challenging, interdisciplinary subject where the students in particular benefit from reflecting, presenting and discussing challenging topics where the solutions also require mature judgements. This, combined with a generally critical approach towards the subjects, will also be applied during the lectures and class discussions. 

The programme includes nine -9- full days of learning, organised into two weekends of respectively four and three full day physical sessions,  and a two day final session where students present, defend and discuss their group reports. The programme is demanding, and completing the programme requires significant efforts from the participants through self-study and participation in groups.