The practical phase starts and ends with a block course. Attendance is compulsory here. The block courses serve as an introduction to the practical phase and as a follow-up to the experience gained. The aim of the block courses is to promote the students' professional, methodological and social skills.

The internship must be completed in a suitable company and be sufficiently related to the degree program. The minimum duration is twelve weeks. Large companies and medium-sized companies with their own controlling or finance department can be considered as training companies.

In order to be admitted to the practical phase, you should have successfully completed the modules from the first four semesters (120 credits).

A prerequisite for the award of credit points is the submission of a 15-page practical report in digital form and thepresentation of the practical reports as part of the practical colloquium (BCO610).