Business Administration (M.Sc.)
Taught in German
Overview
- Overview
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Overview
The degree programme Business Administration is a consecutive study programme and builds upon the bachelor's degree course Business and Economics Administration.
The degree course can be completed as a four semester variant. Students reach a high level of specialisation in the different subject areas due to the different major and minor subjects students can choose from.
- Duration of studies 4 Semester 120 Credit Points (CP)
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Duration of Studies
4 Semesters - 120 Credit Points (CP)
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Accreditation
since winter semester 2013/14
Composition of the Study Programme
- Composition of the Study Programme
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Duration of Studies
- 4 Semesters - 120 Credit Points (CP)
- Maximum study period: 8 semesters
Composition of the Study Programme
120 cp variant (4 semester)
Semester Semester 1
Major
(60 CP)
Minor
(30 CP)
Semester 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
Master’s Thesis (30 CP) Modules of a specialisation subject (major) amounting to 60 cp.
Possible majors are:
- Business Administration
- Management
- Finance and Accounting
Information on the core specialisation modules
Modules of a minor amounting to 30 cp.
The minor can be taken with modules from Business Administration, Economics or up to 12 CP with non-economics Master's modules at JLU, with economics modules at foreign universities or with cross-sectional modules from Faculty 02.
Thesis module amounting to 30 cp
Requirements for registration for the Thesis module:
- completed modules amounting to 60 cp
- completed seminar
By choosing the modules in the focus area or the major, you have the possibility to set a focus for the Master's programme.
Information concerning the modules and the programme pathway
A detailed description concerning the modules can be found here:
- Special regulations (in German)
(with module descriptions and module plans) (in English)
(Please note that only the German version of the modules is offical and legally binding. The english Version is for informative purposes only.)
Courses offered in the course catalogue
Courses offered at JLU can be found in the electronical course catalogue
- Electronical course catalogue (in German)
Application
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Commencement of Studies
Summer semester and winter semester
- Application: Entrance requirements
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Entrance Requirements
The requirement for acceptance into the Master’s course is a Bachelor’s degree in economics and business administration or another subject-related equivalent first academic degree (Diplom, Magister or Staatsexamen). A degree is subject-related and equivalent if the previous studies (if applicable, in combination with creditable academic achievements from a further course of study) encompass at least:
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40 CP in the field of business administration and
- 15 CP in the field of mathematics, statistics or econometrics.
Recognised qualifications for admission to the Master’s degree course is a previous Bachelor’s degree comprising at least 180 cp.
Recognised qualifications for admission to the Master’s degree course is a previous Bachelor’s degree with an average mark of 2.6.
Applicants holding an international degree:
International academic degrees are recognised as equivalent in accordance with the principles of the German Central Office for Foreign Education of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany. The commission committee decides on the equivalence. In case of doubt the German Central Office for Foreign Education has to be called in.
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- Application not limited
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Application for admission and registration
- The intake capacity of this degree programme is not limited internally by the university.
- Applications must be received by the JLU Student Secretariat by 15th January for the summer semester and 15th July for the winter semester. More on this...
- Special regulations apply to foreign applicants or those who gained their university-entrance qualifications abroad. Read more...
Career Options
- Career options
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Career options
Business Administration prepares students for assuming decision-making responsibilities in companies. These include a wide variety of areas, such as
- product development,
- marketing, human resources and accounting,
- in various sectors of manufacturing,
- trade and finance.
Business administration also opens up employment opportunities in public administration, associations of various kinds, and national and international bodies.
Faculty 02
Career Center of the Faculty Economincs and Business Studies
Doctoral studies
Doctorate possible with a Master's degree
International
- Incomings
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Information about studying at Justus Liebig University Giessen (incomings)
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- International Office
General counseling of international students
Dr. Saltanat Rakhimzhanova, Patrycja Zakrzewska
Goethestr. 58, Room 38
35390 Gießen
Contact and office hours
- International Office
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- International pages
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Please have a look at our International Pages for more information in English.
Further Information
- Further Information: Documents
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PDF documents for the courses of study
- pdf file faculty 02 (in German)
Examination- and study regulations
- Special regulations (in German)
(with module descriptions and module plans) (in English)
(Please note that only the German version of the modules is offical and legally binding. The english Version is for informative purposes only.) - General study regulations for modular and multi-stage study programmes
Courses offered in the course catalogue
- Electronical course catalogue (in German)
- Links
- Master's Degree Programmes of Faculty 02
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- Master of Science Accounting, Finance & Sustainability
- Master of Science Economics of Global Risk (taught in English)
- Master of Science Business Administration
- Master of Science Economics
Business Administration / Economics can be studied as a minor in numerous Master's degree programs. An overview can be found in Appendix 3 of the minor subject regulations of Faculty 02 (in German)
- International pages
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Please have a look at our International Pages for more information in English.
- Any Questions
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Any Questions?
Information- and advisory services of JLU can be found under the category “contact” on this page!
Contact
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Contact
- Contact
- Subject advisors
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Subject Advisor Faculty 02 - Economics and Business Administration
Contact persons and office hours: More on this...
Dean of studies
Prof. Dr. Andreas Walter, Studiendekan
Studiendekanat@wirtschaft.uni-giessen.de
Office hours: by appointment
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Links
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Central Study Advisor
- Frank Uhlmann (Dipl.-Sozialw.)
- Central Student Services
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- Students office →
(for formal matters like matriculation) - Central student advisory office
(advice for students & prospective students) - Hotline Call Justus
(first contact for all matters pertaining to studies) - International office →
(for international students)
- Students office →