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.