European Economy and Business Management

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European Economy and Business Management

European Economy and Business Management

Our European Economy and Business Management programme is THE degree for a broad-based training in business administration. You will gain an overview of internal company processes on a programme which takes an international perspective and covers everything from accounting and legal frameworks to advanced topics such as setting up a company, choosing a business location, and export management.

Are you interested in taking a business degree? Do you want to learn languages? Would you like to work in an international environment? Do you see management tasks as an exciting challenge?

Focus areas

This degree will prepare you for assuming a wide range of responsibilities in the ever-changing world of business.

The environment in which companies operate is a crucial factor. That’s why the programme adopts an interdisciplinary perspective on the political and economic frameworks and developments in the European Union.

Potential career paths

Export management
Management control/finance
Management consulting
Interest groups
International auditing firms

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Ausschreibung Förderpreis „Daseinsvorsorge: Die Zukunft der Kommunalwirtschaft gestalten“

Förderpreis des Büros für Daseinsvorsorge und Kommunalwirtschaft der Stadt Wien

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The programme at a glance

Degree

Bachelor of Arts in Business, BA

Semester abroad I Specialisation possible

Semester 4 I Semesters 4 and 5: European Management, European Management International Focus Black Sea Region

Admission procedure

Online admission test (multiple choice) (reading comprehension, English, mathematics/logic, business administration and degree-programme-specific section)

Preparation materials can be found on the website of the respective degree programme in the download area.

Preparation for admissions procedure

We recommend you use our preparation materials. It is not necessary to do any external courses.

Traineeship

Semester 6

Language of instruction

German

Language electives

French
Spanish
Russian

Opportunity to take an accredited language certificate

Application period for EU/EEA citizens and applicants

1 October until 15 May

Application period for non-EU/EEA citizens and applicants

1 October until 30 April

Contact hours

part-time - three times a week in the evening and on Saturdays during the day
full-time programme – Monday to Friday (daytime)

Tuition fee

€ 363.36 / semester (+ € 20.70 student union)

Admission requirements

Austrian secondary school leaving certificate (Matura) or
Vocational matriculation qualification or
General university entrance examination for social and economics sciences or
Foreign equivalent of an Austrian school-leaving certificate (The legalization list can be found here under downloads.) or
Subject-relevant apprenticeship or graduation from a school for intermediate vocational education (BMS) with additional examinations in English and mathematics

RESEARCH

Information about research and development

Contact

Michaela Diasek
Coordinator
+43 1 720 12 86-21

Contact

Andreas Dvorak
Coordinator
+43 1 720 12 86-49

Information on the degree programme

Interview with degree programme director Elisabeth Springler (in german)

Get to know our study programme! (in german)

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Course Business English I

ECTS Credits 3.00

Language English

Curriculum PT

Semester 1 WS

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: • Understand and apply situation- and topic-appropriate vocabulary orally and in writing • Correctly use basic and advanced English grammar • Describe consequences • Read and debate about current topics • Communicate successfully in a variety of business-related situations • Carry out a needs analysis using leading and opening questions • Write different types of e-mails, and graph descriptions • Deal with questions (respond to questions, propose a change) • Brainstorm and promote collaboration in a meeting • Present and defend ideas • Manage challenging conversations The learning outcomes contribute mainly to the following (International) Programme Learning Outcomes: LO 1.4./ ILO 4 LO 2.1/ ILO 5 LO 2.2/ ILO 6 LO 4.2/ ILO5 LO 4.3 / ILO 8

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Course Business English I

ECTS Credits 3.00

Language English

Curriculum FT

Semester 1 WS

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: • Understand and apply situation- and topic-appropriate vocabulary orally and in writing • Correctly use basic and advanced English grammar • Describe consequences • Read and debate about current topics • Communicate successfully in a variety of business-related situations • Carry out a needs analysis using leading and opening questions • Write different types of e-mails, and graph descriptions • Deal with questions (respond to questions, propose a change) • Brainstorm and promote collaboration in a meeting • Present and defend ideas • Manage challenging conversations The learning outcomes contribute mainly to the following (International) Programme Learning Outcomes: LO 1.4./ ILO 4 LO 2.1/ ILO 5 LO 2.2/ ILO 6 LO 4.2/ ILO5 LO 4.3 / ILO 8

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Course Business Fundamentals I

ECTS Credits 6.00

Language German

Curriculum PT

Semester 1 WS

LO 1.4./ ILO 4 LO 2.1/ ILO 5 LO 2.2/ ILO 6 LO 3.1 LO 4.2/ ILO5 LO 4.3 / ILO 8

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Course Business Fundamentals I

ECTS Credits 6.00

Language German

Curriculum FT

Semester 1 WS

LO 1.4./ ILO 4 LO 2.1/ ILO 5 LO 2.2/ ILO 6 LO 3.1 LO 4.2/ ILO5 LO 4.3 / ILO 8

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Course Business Fundamentals II

ECTS Credits 6.00

Language German

Curriculum FT

Semester 1 WS

Lo 2.1.; LO 3.2

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Course Business Fundamentals II

ECTS Credits 6.00

Language German

Curriculum PT

Semester 1 WS

Lo 2.1.; LO 3.2

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Course Business Simulation

ECTS Credits 1.00

Language German

Curriculum PT

Semester 1 WS

After successful completion of the course, students will have a fundamental understanding of business management correlations and can classify the business management modules to be completed later in the programme. (LO 3.1.)

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Course Business Simulation

ECTS Credits 1.00

Language German

Curriculum FT

Semester 1 WS

After successful completion of the course, students will have a fundamental understanding of business management correlations and can classify the business management modules to be completed later in the programme. (LO 3.1.)

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Course Communication in Business Settings I

ECTS Credits 6.00

Language German

Curriculum PT

Semester 1 WS

LO 4.3. / ILO 6 AnfängerInnen: nach GER, Spanisch und Französisch Pre-A1/A1/A2, Russisch Pre-A1/A1 Studierende mit Vorkenntnissen: nach GER ein Niveau höher als Startniveau.

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Course Communication in Business Settings I

ECTS Credits 6.00

Language German

Curriculum FT

Semester 1 WS

LO 4.3. / ILO 6 AnfängerInnen: nach GER, Spanisch und Französisch Pre-A1/A1/A2, Russisch Pre-A1/A1 Studierende mit Vorkenntnissen: nach GER ein Niveau höher als Startniveau.

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European Economy and Business Management

European Economy and Business Management

Potential career paths

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Ausschreibung Förderpreis „Daseinsvorsorge: Die Zukunft der Kommunalwirtschaft gestalten“

The programme at a glance

Degree

Semester abroad I Specialisation possible

Admission procedure

Preparation for admissions procedure

Traineeship

Language of instruction

Language electives

Application period for EU/EEA citizens and applicants

Application period for non-EU/EEA citizens and applicants

Contact hours

Tuition fee

Admission requirements

RESEARCH

Contact

Contact

Information on the degree programme

Interview with degree programme director Elisabeth Springler (in german)

Get to know our study programme! (in german)

ECTS and course information

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