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Consolidation Business Management
level of course unit
BachelorLearning outcomes of course unit
The students practice the acquisition of knowledge in a foreign language. They are able to understand subject-specific content in a culturally and socially foreign environment and to apply it to specific management problems in an international context.
prerequisites and co-requisites
None
course contents
Consolidation Business Management: Courses from the following three areas:
1. Management (e.g. Strategic Management, Competitive Strategies, Management of Multinational Corporations, Organizational Theory, Corporate Behavior, Corporate Culture, Knowledge Management, Management of Innovations, Business Ethics, Corporate Governance, Managerial Decision Behavior, HRM, etc.)
2. Marketing (e.g. Advanced Marketing Management, Consumer Behavior, Customer Service Excellence, Global Marketing, etc.)
3. Accounting / Finance / Controlling (z.B. Financial Management, Portfolio Management, Options and Futures, International Finance, etc.)
1. Management (e.g. Strategic Management, Competitive Strategies, Management of Multinational Corporations, Organizational Theory, Corporate Behavior, Corporate Culture, Knowledge Management, Management of Innovations, Business Ethics, Corporate Governance, Managerial Decision Behavior, HRM, etc.)
2. Marketing (e.g. Advanced Marketing Management, Consumer Behavior, Customer Service Excellence, Global Marketing, etc.)
3. Accounting / Finance / Controlling (z.B. Financial Management, Portfolio Management, Options and Futures, International Finance, etc.)
recommended or required reading
Depending on the subject focus of the respective elective subjects.
assessment methods and criteria
The evaluation methods and evaluation criteria are based on the curricula or specifications of the partner universities concerned.
language of instruction
Germannumber of ECTS credits allocated
16eLearning quota in percent
0course-hours-per-week (chw)
0planned learning activities and teaching methods
The teaching and learning methods are based on the curricula or specifications of the partner universities concerned.
