Dual study programme in Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts (m/f/d)
What you can expect
You can't decide whether you want to do an apprenticeship or study at uni? Are you interested in an academic education but shy away from a traditional degree course? You would like to combine theory with practical experience? Then we have just the thing for you.
We offer a dual study programme in Business Administration (BWL). The course is divided into alternating theoretical phases at Muenster University of Applied Sciences and practical phases at our headquarters in Muenster.
During your training period, you will work in the sales department (national and international), controlling, marketing, purchasing and all other company departments. This gives you the opportunity to get to know our company in detail and to find out which departments suit you best.
Phase 1:
Semester 1-3
- shortened apprenticeship (18 months)
- academic lectures
- practical work group
→ vocational qualification as Industrial Management Assistant Chamber of Industry and Commerce (m/f/d)
Phase 2:
Semester 4-6
- academic lectures
- consolidation of the educational content in elective areas
- practical work group
- company project work
→ Diploma examination as Business Economist VWA (m/f/d)
Phase 3:
Semester 7
- completion of the Bachelor's thesis
→ academic degree Bachelor of Arts
Business Administration
- Fundamentals of Business Administration
- Corporate Management
- Primary Business Processes
- Accounting
- Financial Business Administration I and II
- Taxes
- Management Processes
- Management
Economics
- Applied Economics
- Economic Policy Law
- Business Law I and II
Interdisciplinary methods
- Mathematics and Business Information Systems
- Business English I and II
- Statistics
- Key competencies
Advanced modules (compulsory electives)
Semester 4:
Human Resource Management and Labour and Social Law / Logistics and Insurance, Import and Export Law
Semester 5:
Financial Basics of Corporate Management / Marketing, extension classes (compulsory elective area)
Semester 6:
International Marketing / Controlling
Semester 7:
Logistics / Finance / Controlling
Final examination elements:
Bachelor thesis, colloquium
One exam is to be taken in each of the examination areas. The classes in Business English are taught at language level B2.
Semester 1-6:
Friday 8:30 am - 2:45 pm
Saturday 8:30 am - 12:45 pm
→ in the first phase additional vocational school on Mondays
Semester 7:
Friday 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
What you bring to the table 
- You should have completed a specialized secondary school with good grades.
- You have good command German and English language skills.
- You have an understanding of mathematics and technology.
- You have team spirit, are outgoing and customer-oriented.
- You work reliably and independently.
