BSc Business Administration

Overview

Management, accounting and digital business models. The programme combines scientific foundations with project-based engineering practice, delivered in structured semesters with supervised teaching.

Curriculum

Illustrative curriculum. The officially approved module structure will be published once programme documentation is available.

1. Semester 1

   • Microeconomics
   • Financial Accounting
   • Calculus I
   • Business Law
   • Academic Skills and Scientific Writing

2. Semester 2

   • Macroeconomics
   • Management Accounting
   • Probability and Statistics
   • Marketing and Market Research
   • Organisational Behaviour and Leadership

3. Semester 3

   • Corporate Finance
   • Operations Management
   • Database Systems
   • Business Analytics
   • Project Management

4. Semester 4

   • Strategic Management
   • Digital Business Models
   • Logistics and Supply Chain Management
   • Corporate Governance and Business Ethics
   • Interdisciplinary Team Project

5. Semester 5

   • Innovation and Technology Management
   • Technology Entrepreneurship
   • Negotiation and Leadership
   • Elective Modules
   • Capstone Project

6. Semester 6

   • Industrial Placement Semester
   • Elective Modules
   • Bachelor's Thesis and Colloquium

Learning outcomes

• Apply scientific method to technical problems
• Design, model and evaluate complex systems
• Communicate results to specialist and international audiences
• Assess technological developments in ethical and legal terms

Admission requirements

• Recognised secondary qualification or equivalent — higher education entrance qualification including mathematics and one natural science (overall grade 2.5 or better)
• Evidence of proficiency in the language of instruction — English C1 (IELTS 7.0 / TOEFL iBT 95) or German C1 (TestDaF 4x4 / DSH-2), depending on the language of instruction
• Complete application documentation — transcripts, language certificate, CV and identity document

Career opportunities

• Development and design roles in technology-driven organisations
• Research and development in institutes and industry
• Project and systems responsibility in interdisciplinary teams
• Progression to master's or doctoral study