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	The ~~International Business College (IBC) represents~~ the modern-day incarnation of the former Kolding Business School; the Fredericia Business School; and the Aabenraa Business School.		The school was originally established in 1868 by the local Chamber of Commerce. With its more than 130 years of existence it is one of the oldest business colleges in Denmark and now through mergers the fifth largest business college in Denmark. It now si the modern-day incarnation of the former Kolding Business School, the Fredericia Business School, and the Aabenraa Business School.

			The college covers education and training at tertiary vocational level; education at upper-secondary level and tertiary level as well.

	IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honours Level and Master of Science in International Business (in collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)		IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honours Level and Master of Science in International Business (in collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)

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	The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], is part of the International Business College (UBC), one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 50% of its student population is international. E-learning has been utilised in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are delivered via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others are used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 375 students enrolled.		The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], is part of the International Business College (UBC), one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 50% of its student population is international. E-learning has been utilised in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are delivered via [[Blackboard]], though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others are used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 375 students enrolled.

			The IBA web site is at http://iba.dk


			== VLE ==

			IBA uses [[Blackboard]]. For more information see http://iba.dk/e-learning1/

	~~The IBA web site is at http://iba.dk/~~

	== More details ==		== More details ==

	The International Business College (IBC) represents the modern-day incarnation of the former Kolding Business School; the Fredericia Business School; and the Aabenraa Business School.		The International Business College (IBC) represents the modern-day incarnation of the former Kolding Business School; the Fredericia Business School; and the Aabenraa Business School.

	IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at ~~Honour’s~~ Level and Master of Science in International		IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honours Level and Master of Science in International Business (in collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)
	Business (in collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)

	IBA is a member of the Network of International Business Schools.		IBA is a member of the Network of International Business Schools.


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SaraFrankBristow at 07:58, 25 November 2008

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	The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], ~~was founded as~~ part of the International Business College (UBC), one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 50% of its student population is international. E-learning has been utilised in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are delivered via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others are used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 375 students enrolled.		The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], is part of the International Business College (UBC), one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 50% of its student population is international. E-learning has been utilised in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are delivered via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others are used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 375 students enrolled.

	The IBA web site is at http://iba.dk/		The IBA web site is at http://iba.dk/

SaraFrankBristow at 07:52, 25 November 2008

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	The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], was founded as part of the International Business College (UBC), one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. ~~25 years later, it has grown an international business school, one-half~~ of ~~whose~~ student population is international. E-~~klearning~~ has been ~~utilizd~~ in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are ~~offered~~ via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others ~~may be~~ used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly ~~400~~ students enrolled.		The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], was founded as part of the International Business College (UBC), one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 50% of its student population is international. E-learning has been utilised in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are delivered via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others are used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 375 students enrolled.

	The IBA web site is at http://iba.dk/		The IBA web site is at http://iba.dk/

	== More details ==		== More details ==
			The International Business College (IBC) represents the modern-day incarnation of the former Kolding Business School; the Fredericia Business School; and the Aabenraa Business School.

	IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honour’s Level and Master of Science in International		IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honour’s Level and Master of Science in International
	Business (in collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)		Business (in collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)

	~~The International Business College (IBC) represents the modern-day incarnation of the former Kolding Business School; the Fredericia Business School; and the Aabenraa Business School.~~

	IBA is a member of the Network of International Business Schools.		IBA is a member of the Network of International Business Schools.

SaraFrankBristow: IBS

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IBS

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	The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], was founded as part of the International Business College, one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 25 years later, it has grown an international business school, one-half of whose student population is international. E-klearning has been utilizd in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are offered via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others may be used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 400 students enrolled.		The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], was founded as part of the International Business College (UBC), one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 25 years later, it has grown an international business school, one-half of whose student population is international. E-klearning has been utilizd in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are offered via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others may be used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 400 students enrolled.

	The IBA web site is at http://~~www~~. ~~___~~		The IBA web site is at http://iba.dk/

	== More details ==		== More details ==
	IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honour’s Level and Master of Science in International		IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honour’s Level and Master of Science in International
	Business (~~both~~ in ~~close~~ collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)		Business (in collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)

			The International Business College (IBC) represents the modern-day incarnation of the former Kolding Business School; the Fredericia Business School; and the Aabenraa Business School.

			IBA is a member of the Network of International Business Schools.

SaraFrankBristow at 07:44, 25 November 2008

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	The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], was founded as part of the International Business College (one of Denmark’s largest business colleges). 25 years later, it has grown an international business school whose student ~~body comes from all over the world (over 50% of students are from outside of Denmark)~~. Courses are offered in both blended ~~learning~~ and pure e-learning modes.		The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], was founded as part of the International Business College, one of Denmark’s largest business colleges. 25 years later, it has grown an international business school, one-half of whose student population is international. E-klearning has been utilizd in IBA courses since 1996. Courses are now offered in both blended and pure e-learning modes, and may use both synchronous and asynchronous learning tools. Courses are offered via Blackboard, though third-party products like Skype, Camtasia, Hot Potatoes, and others may be used to augment the learning experience. IBA programmes have roughly 400 students enrolled.

			The IBA web site is at http://www. ___




	The ~~___~~ web site is at http://www. ___

	== More details ==		== More details ==
	IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honour’s Level and Master of Science in International		IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honour’s Level and Master of Science in International
	Business (both in close collaboration with London South Bank University).		Business (both in close collaboration with London South Bank University, [[UK]].)

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The ''International Business Academy'' (IBA) in Kolding, [[Denmark]], was founded as part of the International Business College (one of Denmark’s largest business colleges). 25 years later, it has grown an international business school whose student body comes from all over the world (over 50% of students are from outside of Denmark). Courses are offered in both blended learning and pure e-learning modes.

The ___ web site is at http://www. ___

== More details ==
IBA offers a Bachelor in International Business at Honour’s Level and Master of Science in International
Business (both in close collaboration with London South Bank University).

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