Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers a wide range of programs for students, including undergraduate and graduate degree programs, as well as continuing education and professional development opportunities.

Study

The university's academic programs are designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in their chosen field. The programs are divided into several categories, including:

• Overview: Studies
• Course offerings
• Before studying
• While studying
• After studying

Before studying

Before beginning their studies, students can prepare themselves by learning about the university's academic programs, admission requirements, and application procedures. The university also offers resources to help students transition to university life, including:

• Overview: Before studying
• Decision to study
• How does studying work?
• Apply
• Numerus Clausus
• Grade conversion
• Study without a high school diploma
• International students

While studying

Once students have begun their studies, they can take advantage of the university's academic support services, including:

• Overview: During your studies
• Laws, regulations and statutes
• Study organization
• Interdisciplinary elective area
• Change course of study or subject
• Go abroad
• Study beyond the lecture hall

After studying

After completing their studies, students can pursue a variety of career paths or continue their education at the graduate level. The university also offers resources to help students transition to the workforce, including:

• Overview: After studying
• Graduation and de-registration
• Lifelong learning
• Second degree
• Further education courses
• Guest and additional listeners
• Career
• Career Center
• Scientific career
• Working at the HU

Intercultural Management - Leading in international teams

This course is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to lead international teams effectively. The course covers topics such as:

• Intercultural communication
• Global leadership models where do I lead and how?
• Leadership and conflicts in international teams
• What does (my) interculturally competent leadership style look like? The course is highly interactive, with students participating in discussions, group work, and presentations.

Requirements for acquiring credit points

To earn credits for the course, students must:

• Regular, active participation
• The willingness to self-reflect
• Working on the exercises and the presentation

Module MA1847

This module is part of the university's continuing education program and is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in their chosen field. The module covers topics such as:

• Intercultural management
• Leading in international teams
• Communication and conflict resolution The module is taught by experienced instructors and includes a combination of lectures, discussions, and group work.