Business Administration

Students acquire deepened knowledge of business administration that qualifies them to independently develop approaches to solving challenging, complex administrative or academic problems. The demanding nature of a research-oriented education is underlined by the teaching of methodologically oriented competences, such as in the social research field. Students who choose Version B, acquire interface competence in engineering science basics in the areas of mechanical engineering and electrical engineering alongside offerings in economics.  You should bring with you the basic business administration knowledge as well as of economics gained in your Bachelor’s degree program. You do not need prior knowledge of engineering science. However, you should also be interested in a broader, deeper business administration concentration for your business studies.