Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Basics
Degree
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Business Administration
Accreditation
AQAS, November 3rd, 2003; latest re-accreditation 2020
Standard period of study
6 semesters/3 years
Application and Admission
Study entry
winter semesters only
Admission requirements
General qualification for university entrance (Abitur), 12-week practical training (proof is required before the registration for the final Bachelor thesis at the latest). In addition to a sound command of the English language, applicants for Business Administration should be interested in mathematical methods and theoretical approaches to solving real world problems. Moreover, they should be partial to actively and passively working with written texts. DSH2 language proof required.
Admission
Local admission restrictions. Online application through the university's central admission office (European Union) or international office (non-EU citizens)
Application dead line: July 15th of the respective year
Contents
In the basic modules, students are required to study the subjects Business Administration, Economics, Law, Statistics, and Mathematics. The advanced modules in Business Administration are also obligatory.
In the following course of their studies, students choose one out of five major business administration disciplines: Banking and Finance; Accounting, Auditing and Taxation; Marketing and Analytics; Supply Chain Management and Logistics or Management and Economics.
In addition, the Bachelor program includes a complementary part which comprises three modules:
The module E1 "key skills" consists of the virtual case study TOPSIM.
In the module E2 students can choose from the following subjects: East Asian Economic Studies, Business English, European Business Law, Political Management, Political Frameworks of Economics, Political and Economic Development, Economic Psychology, Economic Sociology, Business Didactics, Freakonomics, Computer Science, Socioeconomics, Business Mathematics and small business management.
In the module E3 "studium liberale" students can choose lectures and seminars from other faculties of the University of Duisburg-Essen. The Institute for optional Studies is responsible for offering a catalogue of lectures every semester. For credit transfer procedures, please click here.
A training seminar for scientific methods prepares the students for their final Bachelor thesis.
Structural Issues
Examinations/ECTS credits
In accordance with the ECTS credit system, students have to take around 35 exams in the course of their studies (170 points). The final Bachelor thesis (10 points including a preparatory training) has to be completed within eight weeks. Exams taken in the course of the studies can be repeated twice after the first attempt.
Accompanying practical trainings
12 weeks of practical training; if possible before the study entry, proof is required before the registration for the final Bachelor thesis at the latest.
International
Semesters abroad are possible and welcome. The faculty's international office supports students in organizational matters. They also provide more information about possible international double degrees.
Occupational Objectives
Depending on the selected major discipline in the advanced part of the Bachelor Program, special methods and instruments for specific economic fields and functions will be taught alongside general economic skills. Thus, on the one hand, the Bachelor program enables students to successfully start a business career outside the university. On the other hand, it prepares them for further scientific qualifications in a specialized Master program.
The Bachelor degree qualifies students for all kinds of business administration occupations in companies of various economic sectors or an independent business start-up.
Further Information and Consultation
Faculty consultaion
Dr. Wanja von der Goltz
LB 024, Tel.: +49 203 379 1793
Office hours: on appointment
studiendekan.msm (at) outlook.de
Homepage Student Advisory Service
Student Council
LB 119, Tel. +49 203 379 2473
Office hours: see boards or make an appointment via email
Homepage Student Council
Please visit Information materials for detailed program structures, module guides and other documents.
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