B.A. Business Administration with focus on Management, Controlling & Information
Course of studies and content
- Business basics, e.g. accounting, law, investment
- specializations, e.g. corporate management, operative controlling instruments, business informatics
- personal competence oriented courses, e.g. management skills, English, rhetoric
- pronounced practical orientation: e.g. 6 months internship, specialized scientific course
For further information on the course of studies, please click on Timetable and Module Handbook.
An overview of all subjects can be found in the curriculum.
Entry and development opportunities
- Career entry in almost all branches of industry
- Wide range of professional applications
- High demand for graduates in the labor market
- comparatively high starting salaries on average
- Possibility of further qualification to Master's degree
Job profiles and career prospects
- Junior/Senior Controller
- Junior/senior employees in finance and risk management
- Junior/senior employees in accounting and financial reporting
- Junior/senior employees in internal auditing and compliance
- Junior/Senior Controllers
- Heads of Controlling / Accounting
- Heads of Finance and Risk Management
- Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
- Commercial management
Possibilities for International Orientation
- Expansion of language skills (Business English), optional courses in French and Spanish via the International Affairs department
- Possibility of an integrated semester abroad at one of the approx. 200 partner universities in 27 countries and English-language courses as well as internationally oriented course content, e.g. International Trade
- Additional option of an internship semester abroad
- Teaching intercultural skills (International Culture)
- Foreign exchange students in the courses ensure an international atmosphere
- it is possible to transfer from the BMC degree program to the B.A. International Business Administration with a focus on Management (BIM) up to the 3rd semester without having to catch up on additional courses
Learning atmosphere
- Numerous lectures with interactive elements and application-oriented problems
- study in small groups with direct contact to lecturers as well as exchange possibilities between lecturers and students
- broad spectrum of teaching and learning forms, e.g. lectures, exercises in the PC pool, tutorials, discussion groups, blended learning, seminars, project work
Admission requirements
The bachelor's degree program "Business Administration with a focus on Management, Controlling and Information" is a restricted-admission program. Students are entitled to study in a bachelor's degree program if they have a university entrance qualification within the meaning of Section 65 (1) and (2) HochSchG (e.g.: Allgemeine Hochschulreife, Fachgebundene Hochschulreife, Fachhochschulreife or a prior education recognized as equivalent) and has not lost the right to take examinations for this degree program.
In view of the requirements in the professional fields of controlling, very good knowledge of mathematics and English is desirable.
Application
Admission to the Bachelor's program "Business Administration with a focus on Management, Controlling and Information (BMC)" takes place, twice a year. On-time applications must be received by January 15 of the current year for the summer semester (lectures begin in March) and by July 15 of the current year for the winter semester (lectures begin in October). For information on how to apply, please contact Ms. Elisabeth Degner.
Here you will find the link to the application page and the online application.
Applicants who did not obtain their first university entrance qualification (e.g. Abitur) and/or their completed university studies in the German education system should contact the staff of International Affairs.
Good school knowledge in mathematics and English (spoken and written, at least 7 years) is required. Another prerequisite is a good knowledge of German, which includes secure text comprehension as well as good written and oral expression skills.
Do you find it difficult to assess your knowledge of mathematics? Then take the online test here.
