Universität Wien

A. Bachelor Programme Economics (A 033 513): Curriculum 2006

1. Introductory Phase
1.1. Basics of Economics
040012 EK Principles of Accounting
040145 VO Introduction to Economics
040146 AK AK: Introduction to Economics
040154 AK AK: Introduction to Economics
040219 AK AK: Introduction to Economics
040296 EK Introduction to Business Administration
1.2. Linear Algebra
040451 VO Linear Algebra
040452 UE Linear Algebra
1.3. Basics of Business Administration
040294 EK Financial Accounting for Beginners
040295 EK Cost Accounting for Beginners
040296 EK Introduction to Business Administration
040675 EK Service Module: Specialization to Principles of Accounting
1.4. Basics of Business Sociology
040500 UE Industrial Sociology
2. Compulsory Courses
2.1. Europe's Political Economy with Special Emphasis on Austria
040126 UK Political Economy of Europe
2.2. Micro Economy for Students of Economics
040115 UE Microeconomics 1
040151 UK Microeconomics I
2.3. Macro Economy for Students of Economics
2.4. Formal Modelling in Economy
2.5. Decision and Game Theory
2.6. Analysis
2.7. Probability Calculation
040459 VO Exercises in Probability
040460 UE Exercises in Probability
2.8. Inferential Statistics
2.9. Applied Economy and Empirical Business Research
040131 UK Introductory Econometrics
2.10. Basics of Financial Science
040140 VO Public Economics I: Taxation
2.11. Business Administration
040002 EK Basic Finance
040003 VK Intermediate Finance
040058 EK Organization and Human Resources
040061 EK Marketing
040063 EK Production and Logistics
040176 EK [en] Marketing
040181 FK [en] Marketing (E)
040428 FK Marketing
040502 VK Organization and Human Resources
040598 EK Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions
040600 VK Innovation and Technology Management
040628 EK Accounting: Financial Accounting for Advanced Students
3. Compulsory Elective Courses
3.1. Economics
040582 UK [en] Network Economics
3.2. History of Theory and History of Business
040263 SE Social and Economic History - Innovationsgeschichte
040573 UK Explanations of industrial revolution - Explanations of industrial revolution
070482 SE Seminar of Economic History - The Theory of Business Cycles and Economic Growth
3.3. Sociology and Political Science
040381 EK Industrial Sociology
3.4. Elective Modules
3.4.1. Economics
3.4.2. Business Administration
040002 EK Basic Finance
040003 VK Intermediate Finance
040058 EK Organization and Human Resources
040061 EK Marketing
040062 VK Production and Logistics
040063 EK Production and Logistics
040176 EK [en] Marketing
040181 FK [en] Marketing (E)
040428 FK Marketing
040502 VK Organization and Human Resources
040598 EK Quantitative Methods for Business Decisions
040600 VK Innovation and Technology Management
040628 EK Accounting: Financial Accounting for Advanced Students
3.4.3. Economy and Statistics
3.4.3. Further Elective Modules

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