European Economy and Business Management (German)
European economic strategies: Masters for future leaders
The main aspects of the master degree programme “European Economy and Business Management” are the transfer of skills and competencies to future business leaders in companies focused on international markets. In particular, students are taught management and personnel management skills, organisational expertise and acquire sound knowledge of change management, controlling instruments and acquisition transactions.
As a graduate you will be able to:
- develop internationalisation strategies for businesses
- initiate change processes (change management) and support the resulting projects
- prepare a selection of suitable takeover targets and play a part in their subsequent integration into an organisation
- devise concepts for international HR development
- design value-based controlling tools to measure the performance of domestic and foreign subsidiaries
- prepare annual financial statements in accordance with international accounting standards (IAS/IFRS)
- make preparations for decisions on locations for foreign direct investment
Typical career fields open to you after graduation:
- International marketing
- Funding advisory services
- Export and internationalisation consulting
- International project management
- Human resource management
- Management consulting
You can find more information in the current brochure of the degree programme (in German)
Downloads (in German)
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Curriculum MA Europäische Wirtschaft und Unternehmensführung Download icon(pdf 368.662 KB)
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Education Contract Master Download icon(pdf 142.456 KB)
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General terms and conditions security deposit Download icon(pdf 110.69 KB)
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ECTS and course information
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Course Stakeholder ManagementECTS Credits 6.00 ECTS CreditsLanguage English LanguageCurriculum PT CurriculumSemester 3 WS Semester
“I chose the University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna because I’d already started a degree elsewhere. But studying alongside my job and the need to organise my own timetable at the university turned out to be extremely tough. The best solution, and one of UAS BFI Vienna’s strengths, was a part-time programme.
After completing my bachelor degree at the university, I didn’t doubt for a moment that I would do my master here as well. The most important factors for me were completing my degree in three semesters, the relaxed atmosphere and the strong focus on business practice.
Today, I can honestly say that thanks to the impetus from my degree at the university, I was ideally prepared to start out in the international world of work.”
Perpetual Jacqueline Gyankyi, MA, graduate