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4.01. Business Administration

A. Bachelor Degree Programme Business Administration (A 033 515): Curriculum 2011

1. Introductory and orientation period

1.1. Basics of General Business Administration

1.1.1. Preparatory Courses
1.1.2. Required Modules

1.2. Basics of Business Mathematics

1.3. Basics of Economics and Sociology

1.4. Basics of Law

2. Core Phase

2.1. ABWL: Financial Management

2.2. ABWL: Marketing

2.3. ABWL: Organization and Human Resource

2.4. ABWL: Production and Logistics

2.5. ABWL: Innovation and Technology Management

2.6. Business Administration-Accounting

2.7. Quantitative Methods in Business Administration

2.8. Micro Economy

2.9. Macro Economy

2.10. Private Law

2.11. Tax Law

2.12. Business Mathematics

2.13. Business Statistics

2.14. Basics of Information Technology

2.15. Business English

2.15.1. Preparatory Courses
2.15.2. Required Modules

2.16. Empirical Social Research

3. Specialization Phase

3.1. Specialization in Management

3.1.1. Required Modules
3.1.1.1. Financial Management
3.1.1.2. Marketing Management
3.1.1.3. Organization and Human Resource Management
3.1.1.4. Production Management
3.1.1.5. Accounting
3.1.2. Required Elective Modules
3.1.2.1. Management Module
3.1.2.2. Business Law Module
3.1.2.3. Core Subjects Module
3.1.2.3.1. Principles of Finance
3.1.2.3.2. External Business-Accounting (Basics Module)
3.1.2.3.3. Revision, Tax and Escrow (Basics Module)
3.1.2.3.4. Strategic Innovation and Technology Management
3.1.2.3.5. Production Analysis
3.1.2.3.6. Supply Chain Management
3.1.2.3.7. Basics in Managerial Accounting
3.1.2.4. Module "IT-based Management"
3.1.2.4.1. Enterprise Information Systems
3.1.2.4.2. IT-Governance
3.1.2.4.3. Internet Marketing and Electronic Commerce

3.2. Specialization in Business Statistics

3.2.1. Linear Models
3.2.2. Extending Linear Models
3.2.3. Econometrics and Time Series Analysis
3.2.4. Probability Calculation
3.2.5. Applied Statistics, Bio Statistics and Consulting
3.2.6. Statistic Software and Computational Statistics

3.3. Specialization in Economic Analysis

3.3.1. Formal Modelling in Economy
3.3.2. Decision and Game Theory
3.3.3. Applied Econometrics and Empirical Business Research
3.3.4. Basics of Financial Science
3.3.5. Economics

4. Additional Courses

B. Bachelor Degree Programme Business Administration (A 033 515): Curriculum 2006

1. Orientation Period

1.1. Basics of General Business Administration

1.1.1. Preparatory Courses
1.1.2. Required Modules

1.2. Basics of Information Technology

1.3. Basics of Business Mathematics

1.4. Basics of Economics

1.5. Basics of Law

1.6. Basics of Sociology

2. Core Phase

2.1. ABWL: Financial Management

2.2. ABWL: Marketing

2.3. ABWL: Organization and Human Resource

2.4. ABWL: Production and Logistics

2.5. ABWL: Innovation and Technology Management

2.6. Business Administration-Accounting

2.7. Quantitative Methods in Business Administration

2.8. Micro Economy

2.9. Macro Economy

2.10. Private Law

2.11. Tax Law

2.12. Business Mathematics

2.13. Business Statistics

2.14. Basics of Information Technology

2.15. Business English

2.15.1. Preparatory Courses
2.15.2. Required Modules

2.16. Empirical Social Research

3. Specialization Phase

3.1. Specialization in International Business

3.1.1. Required Modules
3.1.1.1. Business Communication in the Second Foreign Language I
3.1.1.1.1. Preparatory Courses
3.1.1.1.2. Business Communication
3.1.1.2. Business Communication in the Second Foreign Language II
3.1.2. Required Elective Modules
3.1.2.1. Taxation of Multinational Corporations
3.1.2.2. International Negotiations
3.1.2.3. International Strategy and Organization
3.1.2.4. International Industrial Management
3.1.2.5. International Accounting
3.1.2.6. International Business Management
3.1.2.7. International Trade (Foreign Trade)
3.1.2.8. International Financial Management
3.1.2.9. International Human Resource Management
3.1.2.10. International Law
3.1.2.11. International Environmental Management

3.2. Specialization in Management

3.2.1. Required Modules
3.2.1.1. Financial Management
3.2.1.2. Marketing Management
3.2.1.3. Organization and Human Resource Management
3.2.1.4. Production Management
3.2.1.5. Accounting
3.2.2. Required Elective Modules
3.2.2.1. Management Module
3.2.2.2. Business Law Module
3.2.2.3. Core Subjects Module
3.2.2.3.1. Principles of Finance
3.2.2.3.2. External Business-Accounting (Basics Module)
3.2.2.3.3. Revision, Tax and Escrow (Basics Module)
3.2.2.3.4. Strategic Innovation and Technology Management
3.2.2.3.5. Production Analysis
3.2.2.3.6. Supply Chain Management
3.2.2.3.7. Basics in Managerial Accounting
3.2.2.4. Module "IT-based Management"
3.2.2.4.1. Enterprise Information Systems
3.2.2.4.2. IT-Governance
3.2.2.4.3. Internet Marketing and Electronic Commerce

3.3. Specialization in Business Statistics

3.3.1. Linear Models
3.3.2. Extending Linear Models
3.3.3. Econometrics and Time Series Analysis
3.3.4. Probability Calculation
3.3.5. Applied Statistics, Bio Statistics and Consulting
3.3.6. Statistic Software and Computational Statistics

3.4. Specialization in Economic Analysis

3.4.1. Formal Modelling in Economy
3.4.1. Methods in Economics
3.4.2. Decision and Game Theory
3.4.3. Applied Econometrics and Empirical Business Research
3.4.4. Basics of Financial Science
3.4.5. Economics

4. Additional Courses

C. Bachelor Degree Programme Business Administration (A 033 515): Curriculum 2002

1. General Business Administration

1.1. Introduction to General Business Administration

1.1.1. Preparatory Courses
1.1.2. Required Modules

1.2. Business Accounting

1.3. Production and Logistics

1.4. Organization and Human Resource

1.5. Marketing

1.6. Finance

1.7. Innovation and Technology Management

1.8. Quantitative Methods in Business Administration

2. Economics

2.1. Basics of Economics

2.2. Introduction to Micro Economy

2.3. Introduction to Macro Economy

3. Private and Tax Law

3.1. Basics of Law

3.2. Private Law

3.3. Tax Law

4. Business Mathematics and Business Statistics

4.1. Basics of Business Mathematics and Business Statistics

4.2. Business Mathematics I and Business Statistics I

4.3. Business Mathematics II and Business Statistics II

5. Basics of Information Technology

6. Business English

6.1. Preparatory Courses

6.2. Required Modules

7. Sociology

7.1. Basics of Business Sociology

7.2. Empirical Social Research

8. Specialization Course

8.1. Specialization in Management

8.2. Specialization in Law

8.3. Specialization in E-Economy

D. Master Degree Programme Business Administration (A 066 915): Curriculum 2006

1. Specializations (Kernfachkombinationen)

1.1. KFK Controlling

1.2. KFK Corporate Finance

1.3. KFK Energy and Environmental Management

1.4. KFK Electronic Business

1.5. KFK External Business-Accounting

1.6. KFK Financial Services

1.7. KFK Financial Markets

1.8. Health Care Management

1.9. KFK Industrial Management

1.10. KFK Innovation and Technology Management

1.11. KFK Investments

1.12. KFK International Marketing

1.13. KFK Marketing

1.14. KFK Operations Research

1.15. KFK Organization

1.16. KFK Organization and Personnel

1.17. KFK Advanced Personnel Economics

1.18. KFK Production Management

1.19. KFK Public Utility Management

1.20. KFK Revision, Tax and Escrow

1.21. KFK Supply Chain Management

1.22. KFK Transportation Logistics

1.23. KFK Business Informatics

2. Management Competences

2.1. Project Management

2.2. Strategic Management

3. Additional Courses

E. Master Degree Programme Business Administration (A 066 915): Curriculum 2002

1. Specialization in Management

1.1. Specializations

1.1.1. Marketing
1.1.2. International Management
1.1.3. Investment Analysis
1.1.4. Corporate Finance
1.1.5. Banking
1.1.6. Business Informatics
1.1.7. Production Management
1.1.8. Logistics Management
1.1.9. Industrial Management
1.1.10. Energy- and/or Environmental Management
1.1.11. External Accounting
1.1.12. Internal Accounting
1.1.13. Operations Research
1.1.14. Innovations and Technology Management
1.1.15. Financial Engineering
1.1.16. Business Administration of Financial Services Industries
1.1.17. Public Utility Management
1.1.18. Organization
1.1.19. International Marketing
1.1.20. Revision, Tax and Escrow
1.1.21. Controlling
1.1.22. Electronic Business

1.2. Strategy and Business Plan

1.3. Project Management

1.4. Elective Course

2. Specialization in E-Economy

2.1. Basics of E-Business

2.2. E-Business: Project Management

2.3. Knowledge Management

2.4. E-Marketing

2.5. Venture Capital Finance and Corporate Governance

2.6. Network Economics

2.7. Elective Course

3. Specialization in Commercial Law

3.1. Law Modules

3.2. Economic Science Modules

4. Additional Courses

F. Diploma Degree Programme Business Administration (A 151)

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