Part-time management studies

The practice-integrated Bachelor's degree course in Applied Management with 210 ECTS credits offers a modern full-time course in general business administration. All key subject areas are covered: marketing, human resources, logistics, accounting, controlling, investment and financing, taxation, entrepreneurship and sustainability, law, social skills, economics, business informatics and business psychology.

The degree program combines face-to-face and online events and, by providing lecture and exam schedules at an early stage - around one semester in advance - enables reliable planning in order to optimally combine professional activities or integrated practical phases. The face-to-face courses usually take place from October to July on a Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon, while the online courses take place on Saturday mornings. Lecture-free periods are scheduled in August and September as well as on bridge days and public holidays. In addition, one Saturday per month is usually lecture-free.

The lectures are designed by experienced lecturers with extensive practical experience, who convey practice-relevant content in a scientifically sound manner. Current topics and trends are integrated in order to keep the course up-to-date and future-oriented.

This course is open to anyone with a qualification for university entrance and offers the opportunity to obtain a first or further professional qualification in the field of business administration. It is designed to be practice-integrated so that it can be ideally combined with a professional activity, a working student activity or practical phases in the form of an internship. The aim is to continuously incorporate practical experience into the courses, develop practical solutions and provide a comprehensive range of courses on the diverse topics of business administration.

Thanks to the broadly diversified course content, which covers all the essential areas of business administration in a balanced way, the degree program opens up a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates can, for example, work in commercial enterprises or non-profit organizations in administration, especially in specialized departments such as marketing, human resources, logistics or accounting. Degree students are able to take on demanding specialist and management tasks in companies. In addition, the degree program provides a solid foundation for further professional development or subsequent studies, for example in the form of a Master's or MBA program.