The workload demanded by the curricula of our degree programs is measured by means of ECTS credits. In accordance with the European Credit Transfer System, 30 credits per semester, i.e., 60 credits per year, are allocated to the individual courses and academic activities. In Austria 60 credits per year mean 1.500 hours workload.
Credits are also awarded for the successful completion of the internships and the research work for the bachelor or diploma theses. In general, the allocation of the ECTS in the individual degree programs follows a specific calculation key that includes contact hours (i.e., time spent attending lectures, etc.), time for preparing and following up on classes, as well as self-study periods.
The workload is evaluated regularly with the students and will be adjusted if necessary.
Ende November fand der 7. Family Business Day in der Aula der Kufsteiner Fachhochschule in Kooperation mit WeissmanInternational statt. Die Vortragenden aus Praxis und Wissenschaft gaben vielseitige und individuelle Einblicke in Konzepte und Erfahrungen.
Im November besuchten die Teilnehmenden des berufsbegleitenden Lehrgangs General Management MBA mit Fokus Automotive der International Business School das Designstudio KISKA, einem der führenden europäischen Produkt- und Kommunikationsdesigner Europas.
Mitte November war die Kufsteiner Fachhochschule Teil des im:puls Forums Rosenheim. Die Veranstaltung stand in diesem Jahr unter dem Motto Don’t Panic! Wie High-Tech Ökologie und Optimismus unsere Zukunft retten kann.
