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Business Administration (B.Sc.)

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

Overview

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Overview

Overview

The Bachelor's degree programme in Business Administration includes the areas of strategic management, entrepreneurship, leadership, marketing, banking, finance, accounting, controlling, taxes or data economics and places great emphasis on sustainability.

The programme links theory directly with practice. Students can get involved in research themselves through projects and tackle real business problems. The content is always practice-orientated. This teaches you how to use scientific methods to overcome real challenges.

You also have the opportunity to establish important connections through case studies, guest lectures by experts and events such as career fairs. Regular dialogue with experts from business and politics as well as guest lecturers from the field will ensure that you gain an insight into the world of work and are optimally prepared for your future. 

What you should bring with you

To successfully complete a degree in business administration, you primarily need an interest in economic issues, but also in (social) policy issues. The complex thought and modelling structures also require analytical thinking and good communication skills. Personal initiative and self-organisation facilitate the success of your studies. IT skills and the ability to work in a team are also advantageous. Good English skills are helpful, as much of the specialised literature is written in English.

 

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Composition of the Study Programme

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Duration of Studies

  • 6 Semesters - 180 Credit Points (CP)

Composition of Study Programme

The programme comprises two study phases, each consisting of different modules:

  • Orientation phase: 1st and 2nd semester, 60 CP,
  • Specialisation phase: 3rd to 6th semester, 120 CP.


Bachelor of Business Administration (180 CP)

Orientation phase: 1st and 2nd semester, 60 CP,

Business Administration (36 CP)


Economics (12 CP)


Methods (12 CP)


Specialisation phase: 3rd to 6th semester, 120 CP.


Major (42 CP)


Minor (30 CP)

Academic work (18 CP)


Profile Minor (30 CP)



Orientation phase, 1st and 2nd semester, 60 CP,

The orientation phase comprises a total of ten modules, which should be completed in two semesters. The modules are divided into the categories of business administration (BWL), economics (VWL) and methods and are essential as a foundation for further studies (specialisation phase).

Business Administration Modules (36 CP)

Economics Modules (12 CP)

5 introductory business administration modules (compulsory)

  • Introduction to Business Administration (WS+SoSe)
  • Strategy & Leadership (WS)
  • Innovation & Marketing (SoSe)
  • Accounting (WS)
  • Finance (SoSe)

 1 Business studies elective module, choice between:

  • Introduction to applied business informatics
  • Introduction to tax law
  • Introduction to microeconomics (WS+SoSe)
  • Introduction to macroeconomics (WS)

Method Modules (12 CP)
  • Quantative Methods I (WS+SoSe)
  • Quantative Methods II (WS+SoSe)

 

Specialisation phase: 3rd to 6th semester, 120 CP.

Major (42 ECTS)

There are four specialisations (majors) to choose from in the specialisation phase:

  • Business Administration
  • Finance & Accounting
  • Management
  • Data economics

 

Minor (30 CP)

As part of the minor, 5 modules from the fields of business administration, economics, methods or project modules can be taken.

Profil-Minor (30 CP)

The profile minor offers students a high degree of freedom to customise their skills profile. There is no obligation to take a minimum number of modules from the fields of business studies or economics. Instead, the entire profile minor can be taken as a minor subject or filled with cross-sectional modules.

As part of the profile minor, students can take an internship (12 CP) or two internships (6 CP each), modules from the fields of business administration, economics, methods, cross-sectional modules from Faculty 02, a project module and modules from other faculties. Only the work placement and the project modules can be taken ungraded. All other modules are graded.

Academic Work (18 CP)

As part of the academic work block, the rules of good academic practice are taught in a proseminar and independent discussion of economic topics is encouraged. The Bachelor's thesis is also part of this study block.

  • The proseminar and the Bachelor's thesis are supervised by the Business Administration professorships and the Economics professorships of the faculty with a strong methodological focus. At the request of the students, supervision can also be provided by other economics professors.
  • A centralised allocation procedure ensures that all students receive a place with one of the above-mentioned professorships in the desired semester.

Application

Application

Commencement of Studies

possible during the Winter Semester and the Summer Semester

Requirements for admission

  • General higher education entrance qualification (= Abitur or comparable qualification), entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences, master craftsman's examination, higher education entrance qualification for vocationally qualified students. More
  • Proof of a work placement (pre-study work placement) is not required for admission.
  • Applicants with a foreign university entrance qualification should also note the required proof of German language skills. More


Application / Enrolment

The degree programme is admission-free. No GPA (NC) requirements apply.
The enrolment period for the winter semester starts at the beginning of June and for the summer semester at the beginning of December.

Deadline for the summer semester 2024

  • 05.12.2023

Deadline for the summer semester 2024

  • (20.03.2024) - extended until 12.04.2024 for applicants with a German university entrance qualification
  • 29/02/2024 for applicants with a foreign university entrance qualification

Start of the deadline for the winter semester 2024/25

  • 01.06.2024

Deadline for the winter semester 2024/25

  • 01.09.2024 for applicants with a German university entrance qualification
  • 15.08.2024 for applicants with a foreign higher education entrance qualification

Different rules may apply to international applicants. More...

 

Career Options

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Further Studies at JLU

 

Following a Master's degree programme, a doctorate is possible.

Further Information

Further Information

PDF Flyer of the Programme

Examination and study regulations

Courses in the course catalogue

Elektronisches Vorlesungsverzeichnis (eVV)

Bachelor programmes of faculty 02

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Contact

Contact

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Central Study Advisor

Frank Uhlmann (Dipl.-Sozialw.)

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