Program Overview
Betriebswirtschaft (Master)
Overview of the Program
The Master's program in Betriebswirtschaft (Business Administration) at the University of Vienna aims to equip students with the methods and instruments of business administration, as well as related fields such as business law, business sociology, economics, and more. This enables students to independently solve management problems.
Program Structure
The Master's program offers the opportunity to specialize in different areas, with 60 ECTS credits available for specialization. The program is designed to be completed in 4 semesters, with a total of 120 ECTS credits. The language of instruction is bilingual, with courses taught in both German and English.
Admission Requirements
- A relevant undergraduate degree (e.g., Bachelor's in Business Administration)
- Qualitative admission requirements
Program Details
The program consists of:
- An introductory phase (30 ECTS)
- A specialization phase (60 ECTS), where students choose from various modules such as analytics, banking and finance, controlling, economics, marketing, organization and personnel, public and non-profit management, strategic management, and more
- A Master's thesis (6 ECTS)
Career Prospects
Graduates of the program are qualified to take on leadership roles in companies or work as specialized professionals in various business administration departments. They are also prepared for a scientific career, with the possibility of pursuing a Ph.D.
Testimonials
According to one of the professors, the program is unique in Austria, with a study structure based on the Anglo-American model. This allows students to tailor their studies to their personal preferences and career goals.
Alumni Feedback
Alumni of the program have reported high satisfaction, with an average grade of 2.6 (satisfactory) for the program. They also found the level of demand to be appropriate, with an average rating of 3.4.
Career Paths
After completing their studies, alumni typically find employment immediately, with average monthly salaries of 3,495 for women and 3,840 for men after three years. The majority work full-time, with 89% of women and 97% of men in full-time employment after three years.
Further Education
The University of Vienna also offers further education opportunities, including postgraduate programs and doctoral studies. The Postgraduate Center provides information on postgraduate courses, while the Doctoral Center offers support for Ph.D. students.
Services for Students and Alumni
The University of Vienna provides various services for students and alumni, including career counseling, alumni networks, and further education opportunities. The StudienServiceCenter (SSC) Wirtschaftswissenschaften and the Studienvertretung Betriebswirtschaft offer support for students, while the Alumniverband der Universit酹 Wien provides a network for alumni.