Business Administration as a second subject in a combined bachelor’s course
The bachelor’s course with a subject combination (combined bachelor) consists of a core subject and a second subject. The degree programme can be taken only with the complete set of two subjects.
Business Administration as a second subject covers a total of 60 credit points.
Structure of Business Administration as a second subject in a combined bachelor
Study and examination regulations 2016 (Amtliches Mitteilungsblatt 45/2016):
36 credit points are acquired from compulsory courses. This covers the following teaching sessions:
Teaching session |
Credit points |
Recommended semester |
Financial Accounting I |
6 |
1st semester |
Mathematics I |
6 |
1st semester |
Stragegy, Organisation and Information Technology |
6 |
2nd or 4th semester |
Statistics I |
6 |
2nd semester |
Marketing and E-Business |
6 |
3rd semester |
Foundations of Corporate Finance I |
6 |
2nd or 4th semester |
24 credit points from the highest graded courses of the 36 credit points from compulsory courses are relevant for the final grade.
The remaining 24 credit points are acquired from the following Business Administration modules and topics:
- Management Accounting I (6 credit points)
- Foundations of Corporate Finance II (6 credit points)
Areas of business administration:
- Taxation and Tax Management Studies
- Accounting/Controlling
- Finance/Financial Economics
- Marketing
- Entrepreneurship
- Management
- Information Systems
12 out of the 24 credit points can be aquired in a semester abroad. The prerequisite is that these are graded courses in the field of business administration at a university.
Illustration of the second subject Business Administration.
Link to the study and examination regulations for the second subject Business Administration.
Detailed information on registering for examinations and the examination schedule (with registration and withdrawal deadlines) as well as on the recognition of examination achievements can be found on the website of the Examinations Office.