Course contents

The Bachelor's study programme is characterized by a gradual transition from general to specific knowledge:

• The basic subjects of General Business Administration (e.g. Marketing, Cost Accounting, Accounting) and the complementary sciences (e.g. Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Travel Law) dominate at the beginning of your studies.
• Foreign language and intercultural curricula accompany the core business administration study programme.
• Special Business Administration of Tourism and Transport Management, which builds on the basic curricula, is only taught in higher semesters.
• Seminar-like forms of instruction starting in the 7th semester lets students apply their acquired methodological skills and critically examine these.

The Bachelor's programme is modular and is comprised of content and chronologically-coordinated individual subjects that forms a self-contained, testable study unit with credits. Each module is usually completed by a module exam. By passing all module exams, the course of study is successfully completed.

The individual subjects and modules are allocated credit points (CP). These are credit points which are obtained at the university by passing the relevant examinations. These are designed to ensure that the academic achievements of students at European universities are comparable.

The modules are comprised of compulsory subjects and electives. Compulsory subjects are subjects which require that all students take an exam. Electives are alternatively offered in subject catalogs, from which students must choose exam subjects to a prescribed extent. You can find the modules and the corresponding individual subjects, the subject status (compulsory or elective) and the number of semester hours per week in the Download area.