Business Education (Economics and Administration) (Bachelor of Science, B.Sc.)

Alongside the acquisition of subject-specific competence in both Economic Sciences and the selected second subject, the course aims to develop skills for organising and managing teaching, learning and development environments (in vocational colleges, in commercial training and in educational institutions) as well as in dealing with the people who are being taught.

Mandatory Modules (79 CP)
Module Wip?d-B02: Foundations of Didactics in Vocational Training and Business Education (7 CP)

Module Wip?d-B03: Bachelor's Thesis Module (13 CP)

Moreover, students have to select the following modules with 59 CP from the mandatory modules of the Buisiness Administration or Economics course according to their study and examination regulations in the currently valid version (convenient reading version):

Buisiness Administration
Module PM 1.1: Financial Accounting I (6 CP)

Module PM 1.2: Management Accounting I (6 CP)

Module PM 2: Marketing and E-Business (6 CP)

Module PM 4.1: Foundations of Corporate Finance I (6 CP)

Law (Civil Law, Commercial and Company Law)
Module PM 5: Law (5 CP)

Methods
Module PM 6.1: Mathematics for Economists I (6 CP)

Module PM 6.2: Mathematics for Economists II (6 CP)

Module PM 7.1: Statistics I (6 CP)

Economics
Modul PM 12: Economics II (Microeconomics) (6 CP)

Modul PM 13: Economics III (Macroeconomics) (6 CP)

Mandatory Elective Modules (18 CP)
Students have to select modules with 18 CP from the mandatory and/or mandatory elective modules of the Buisiness Administration or Economics course according to their study and examination regulations in the currently valid version (convenient reading version).

Teacher training Modules (16 CP)
In addition to specialised study, students on a bachelor’s with teacher training option will complete the Educational Sciences teacher training module (11 CP) and the module Sprachbildung (5 CP).