Specialisation through Interdisciplinarity

Students are able to express their interests and professional aspirations by choosing respective modules in the supplementary section. Within this section, further modules from business administration as well as modules from economics, social sciences and information systems can be chosen.

The bachelor programme Business Administration is a programme designed to take 6 semesters (3 years) and 180 ECTS points have to be obtained. The programme consists of the core and advanced section, the specialisation and supplementary section, the “studium integrale” and a bachelor thesis.

In the core and advanced section, basics of business administration, economics and methods are taught and deepened. In the supplementary section, the emphasis is put on knowledge obtained in the basic section (business administration and economics) and on new areas from social sciences and information systems. As the specialisation section consists of a wide range of modules, students have the possibility to choose depending on their interests and professional aspirations. At least one module has to be taken from the area of business administration.

Detailed information regarding the course structure can be found on our homepage in the area of study.

Perspectives

The bachelor programme Business Administration qualifies graduates for demanding and sophisticated field-specific tasks that provide future career opportunities in leading positions.

Employment possibilities for graduates present via the direct entry into or via trainee programmes of corporations in all areas of the economy, amongst others in the industrial sector, trade, logistics, energy industry and in the finance as well as the service sector.

Furthermore, students have the possibility to deepen and extend their specialised knowledge scientifically in a consecutive master programme and thus prepare for a specific occupational field.

The WiSo-Faculty supports students in their ambitions e.g. via the WiSo-Career Service-Centre.

Expectations and Requirements

The following professional and personal competencies will pave the way to successful studies:

• professional commitment and ability to work in a team
• studying independently as well as goal- and result-oriented
• a high motivation to deal with economic questions
• mathematical understanding and a good articulateness in German and English language

By taking the online math test, prospective students can compare their knowledge and skills against the requirements of most of the degree programmes at the WiSo-Faculty here. Use the following search path: WiSo-> Mathematische Methoden. At this point, you will find the test called “Mathe Schulwissen testen”. 

We are looking forward to your application!

Application Deadlines and Online Application

July 15^th for the winter term

January 15^th for the summer term 

The application is issued via the website of the student secretariat.

Applicants from outside the EU/ EEA apply via uni-assist.