Business studies specialization and region-specific events (2/2)

1. Study cycle, Bachelor

The students:
• expand their economic skills and specialize in preparation for the desired profes-sional field.
• also develop their international and self-management skills during the two-semester stay abroad.

Completion of the courses of the first three semesters

A precise description of the specific teaching and learning content for the two semesters abroad cannot and should not be defined due to the large number of partner universities and the choices offered there within the field of economics, in order to guarantee students freedom of choice. The partner universities can be divided into three groups (industrial countries outside Europe, European countries and developing and emerging countries). In the following, an exemplary combination of courses including national credits is provided for a partner university (for further and updated information, please refer to the respective partner university's website)

Example:
University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa
• Strategic Management, OBS314, Credits 16
• Labour Economics and International Economics, EKN314, Credits 16
• Training and Development, TRG314, Credits 16
• Development, Underdevelopment and Poverty, SOS312, Credits 8
• Advanced Marketing Management, OBS324, Credits 16
• Financial Management, OBS364, Credits 16
• Development Economics and Public Finance, EKN324, Credits 16
• Governance and Political Transformation in Africa, PTW242, Credits 8

Is specified by the respective partner universities

Is specified by the respective partner universities

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Prof. (FH) Dr. Peter Dietrich

IBS.VZB.04.01

integrated lecture

Compulsory

none