Program Overview

Bachelor Program in Business Administration

The Bachelor's program in Business Administration encompasses a comprehensive curriculum of 180 European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) points, equivalent to a six-semester study period.

Program Structure

The program is divided into several phases:

• Study entry and orientation phase (StEOP): This introductory and orientation phase comprises 15 ECTS points, including:
  • VO Basics of General Business Administration (5 ECTS)
  • VO Fundamentals of Economics (5 ECTS)
  • VO Basics of Statistics (5 ECTS)
• Kernphase: The core phase consists of 102 ECTS points, focusing on modules such as:
  • Business Management I+II (6 ECTS)
  • Production and Logistics I+II (6 ECTS)
  • Marketing I+II (6 ECTS)
  • Financial Economics I+II (6 ECTS)
  • Business Accounting (9 ECTS)
• Specialization phase: The specialization phase comprises 63 ECTS points, divided into three areas:
  • Bachelor's thesis (9 ECTS): Includes a seminar and a thesis.
  • Individual specialization (30 ECTS): Offers various options, such as:
    1. Choosing one or more extension curricula (30 ECTS).
    2. Combining a small extension curriculum (15 ECTS) with an internship, a stay abroad, or free elective courses.
    3. Completing an additional field of profession (24 ECTS) and 6 ECTS of free elective courses.
  • Professional field (24 ECTS): Students select a field of profession, such as Management and Consulting, Production and Logistics, or Marketing Management.

Requirements and Regulations

• The StEOP must be completed positively before proceeding to the core phase.
• Certain courses have prerequisites, such as VO Accounting for VO Accounting.
• For the individual specialization, 15 ECTS must be structured, either from an extension curriculum or a stay abroad.
• The professional field should be started no later than the fifth semester.

Fields of Profession

Students can choose from various fields of profession, including:

• Management and Consulting
• Production and Logistics
• Marketing management
• Banking and Finance
• Accounting
• Information management
• Public and non-profit management
• Business law
• economics
• Economic statistics