Study Guide FH Degree Programmes

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1 WE FORM EUROPE S TOP EXECUTIVES! A subsidiary of Study Guide FH Degree Programmes UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES BFI VIENNA

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3 Study guide FH Degree Programmes Contents We form Europe s top executives at the University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna... 4 Bachelor s degree programmes: Banking and Finance... 5 European Economy and Business Management... 9 Film, TV and Media Production Logistics and Transport Management Project Management and Information Technology Technical Sales and Distribution Management Work Design and HR Management Master s degree programmes: European Economy and Business Management International Banking and Finance Logistics and Transport Management Project Management and Organisation Quantitative Asset and Risk Management Strategic HR Management in Europe Network of over 70 universities and colleges International offers Info events Tuition and other costs Location Contact Please apply online: 3

4 We form Europe s top executives at the University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna (FH bfi Vienna) When the OECD evaluated the Austrian educational system in the mid-1970s, they recommended the implementation of universities of applied sciences. On 1 October 1993 this new aspect was added to the Austrian educational landscape as the Federal Act on University of Applied Sciences Degree Programmes (FHStG) came into force. FH degree programmes offer work-related education at university level, comply with EU regulations and offer all the advantages of a basic theoretical education combined with practical implementation; furthermore, the tight schedule of the programmes (mandatory attendance) reduces the duration of study in comparison to established traditional universities. At present there are over 400 FH degree programmes on offer in Austria. The University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna is now one of the leading universities of applied sciences in Austria. Its graduates are internationally regarded as highly qualified. They are very much in demand as employees in demanding areas of responsibility across various fields of activities in industry, administration and the economy. At the University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna academic education is combined with practical training. The sophisticated scientific education forms the base for career prospects in management. Many important and major businesses consider the degree programmes particularly future- oriented and therefore support the FH as sponsors. FH bfi Vienna in Europe s top league The FH bfi Vienna is the only university in Vienna that was awarded the ECTS and the Diploma Supplement Labels again in Already in 2006 and 2009, the FH (University of Applied Sciences) bfi Vienna received the ECTS Label. As the label is only valid for a certain period of time, the FH applied again in 2013 and succeeded in being awarded the label again. The circumstance that both labels were confirmed reflects the sustainable nature of teaching and the expertise of the lecturers. We form Europe s top executives is both the FH s motto and its claim. The ECTS the European Credit Transfer System makes degree programmes transparent and comparable across Europe. The graduates of the FH bfi Vienna are internationally considered highly qualified. The University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna offers seven bachelor s degree programmes Banking and Finance full-time and part-time European Economy and Business Management full-time and part-time Film, TV and Media Production full-time Logistics and Transport Management full-time and part-time Project Management and Information Technology full-time and part-timed Technical Sales and Distribution Management part-time Work Design and HR Management part-time and six master s degree programmes: European Economy and Business Management part-time International Banking and Finance part-time Logistics and Transport Management part-time Project Management and Organisation part-time Quantitative Asset and Risk Management part-time Strategic HR Management in Europe part-time There are 1,929 study places in these 13 degree programmes. The University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna s co-operation network spans over 70 universities of applied sciences and universities in Europe, Asia, Australia and North- and Southamerica. These international contacts result in joint projects and an intensive exchange of both lecturers and students. This award recognises the high level of internationalisation at the FH bfi Vienna. At the FH bfi Vienna credits can easily be obtained for exchange semesters and work placements, as they are integrated into the regular degree programmes. 4

5 Banking and Finance Bachelor s degree programme General information Duration of studies: Number of study places: Academic degree: 6 semesters 4 0 part-time (work-study) per year 40 full-time per year Bachelor of Arts in Business Deadline for applications: 1 5 May part-time (work-study) 31 May full-time Admission requirements Austrian school-leaving certificate Matriculation examination certificate Relevant university entrance qualification examination for one of the following fields of study: social sciences, logistics, mathematics, applied information technology, insurance mathematics Completion of relevant apprenticeship, secondary vocational school, or German advanced technical college entrance qualification additional exams in English and mathematics required prior to the first semester Credits for certified previous experience may be granted individually by the programme director. Fluency in German required. Admission procedure Written application Structured interview Multiple choice test (banking and finance issues, English), lecture notes available for download on our website ( Study periods Full-time hours per week 15 weeks per semester Winter semester: beginning of October to end of January Summer semester: beginning of March to end of June The courses take place Monday to Friday. Part-time (work-study) 15 hours per week 20 weeks per semester Winter semester: beginning of September to end of January Summer semester: mid-february to end of June The courses take place on three evenings per week as well as on Saturdays. 5

6 Banking and Finance Bachelor s degree programme Fields of activity and career prospects 1. Banking Industry Customer service and sales Treasury, investment banking and corporate finance Asset management Product-related fields of activity Fields of activity in risk management 2. Insurance Industry Account management, sales management, in-house investment, personal asset management Product development (pension plan products in personal insurance, unit-linked life insurance, fund products) Accounting, shareholder management, risk management 3. Industry, commerce, services and administration Financial management, treasury, project finance 4. Other financial services and finance-related services Financial analyst, portfolio manager, asset manager, financial auditor, tax accountant The graduates can: identify and analyse the operations carried out by banks and insurance companies apply ideas and methods in the fields of banking customers, risk management, mathematics, and corporate finance distinguish and assess insurance products apply insurance controlling methods analyse and answer questions of finance (e.g. portfolio selection, fixed income, option contracts) and corporate finance (corporate finance and assessment) perform in an international work environment due to intercultural management skills combined with work-related English Final examination The course is completed with a bachelor degree examination. The bachelor degree examination is an oral exam before a committee and consists of a discussion about the bachelor theses, which are written in the course of seminars, and about links between the bachelor theses and other relevant subjects on the curriculum. 6

7 Banking and Finance Bachelor s degree programme Bachelor degree curriculum - overview There are two compulsory elective modules: Banking Industry Insurance Industry Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS Customer Business Introduction: The Banking Industry 1 VO Fundamentals of Customer Business 1 VO Private Customers 2 ILV Corporate Customers 2 ILV Statistics Financial Mathematics 1 ILV Descriptive Statistics 1 ILV Inferential Statistics 2 ILV General Business Administration Introduction: General Business Administration 1 VO Financial Accounting Book-Keeping 1 ILV Balancing 2 ILV Private Law Fundamentals of Civil Law 1 ILV Corporate Law 2 ILV Personality Development Working Techniques, Time and Self Management 1 UE* Presentation, Moderation 1 UE* Teamwork 2 UE* Communication, Conflicts, Change 2 UE* Information Technology Business Information Technology 1 ILV Applied Business Information Technology 2 UE English 1 Business English basics 1 UE Business English 2 UE Financial markets Fixed Income 2 ILV Equity and Portfolio Selection 3 ILV Options 3 ILV Insurance Business Introduction: Insurance Operations 2 VO Insurance Products 3 ILV Banking Industry: Steering Bank Controlling 3 ILV Credit Risk Management 3 ILV Position Management 4 ILV Management of Market and Operational Risks 4 ILV IFRS Consolidated Accounting in Accordance with IFRS 3 ILV

8 Banking and Finance Bachelor s degree programme Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS Corporate Finance Investment and Finance 3 ILV Investment Appraisal Stock Valuation 4 ILV Economics Introduction to Economics 3 VO Monetary Theory, Monetary Policy 4 ILV Economic and Fiscal Law Public and European Economic Law 3 ILV Introduction: Fiscal Law 4 VO Banking Law 4 VO 1 2 English 2 English: Specific Terms in Finance 3 UE English: Specific Terms in Economics 4 UE Insurance Industry: Steering Sales Organisation of Financial Products 4 PS 1 3 Risk Management in Insurance 5 ILV Finance Project Seminar: Finance 4 PS 1 3 Seminar: Finance 5 SE 1 6 Quantitative and Qualitative Methods 5 UE Bank Management Sales Training and Job Application Training 4 UE* 2 3 Revision, Compliance 5 VO Banking Organisation, HR und CSR 5 ILV Asset and Liability Management 5 ILV Methodology Fundamentals of Academic Research 4 UE Project Management 5 ILV Political Economics European Integration and Internationalisation 5 ILV Tutorial: Economic Policy 5 UE 2 3 Compulsory Elective Module: Insurance Compulsory Elective Module: Banking Seminar: Insurance Industry 6 SE 1 6 Seminar: Banking 6 SE 1 6 Professional Practice Internship-Related Tutorial 6 UE Internship 6 17 Bachelor Examination Tutorial 6 6 From the 3rd semester on selected courses are held in English. Abbreviations (in German) ECTS ECTS Credits ILV Integrated Class LVA Course PS Project seminar SE Seminar SWS UE UE* VO weekly hour(s) per semester Practice class Practice class with limited amount of work for students Lecture All details about the classes refer to the part-time (work-study) degree programme. As a semester in our full-time degree programme has 15 weeks, the number of semester periods per week is not the same. 8

9 European Economy and Business Management Bachelor s degree programme General information Duration of studies: 6 semesters Number of study places: 100 part-time (work-study) per year 45 full-time per year 20 full-time in English-language per year per year Academic degree: Bachelor of Arts in Business Deadline for applications: 15 May part-time (work-study) 31 May full-time Admission requirements Austrian school-leaving certificate Matriculation examination certificate Relevant university entrance qualification examination for social sciences or economics Completion of relevant apprenticeship, secondary vocational school, or German advanced technical college entrance qualification additional exams in English and mathematics required prior to the first semester Credits for certified previous experience may be granted individually by the programme director. Fluency in German required (does not apply to the English version). Admission procedure Written application Structured interview Multiple choice test (European economy, Mathematics and English), lecture notes available for download on our website ( Study periods Full-time approx. 22 hours per week 15 weeks per semester Winter semester: beginning of October to end of January Summer semester: beginning of March to end of June The courses take place Monday to Friday. Part-time (work-study) 17 hours per week 20 weeks per semester Winter semester: beginning of September to end of January Summer semester: mid-february to end of June The courses take place on three evenings per week as well as on Saturdays. 9

10 European Economy and Business Management Bachelor s degree programme Fields of activity and career prospects In management of businesses with particularly strong international orientation in areas of responsibility such as - international marketing - funding consultancy - export and internationalisation consulting - preparation of location decisions for foreign direct investments - design of an international communication policy under consideration of intercultural aspects - international project management - personnel management in management consultancy (lobbying, rating consultancy) in non-profit organisations (political parties, NGOs, etc.) The graduates can: plan and carry out export trade transactions including insurance cover carry out feasibility studies in order to choose optimal foreign market entry and market handling select international suppliers ( global sourcing ) and prepare make-or-buy decisions draw up an internal communication policy considering intercultural characteristics arrange for employees to be posted abroad apply for EU aid for international projects, and to run these international projects Final examination The course is completed with a bachelor degree examination. The bachelor degree examination is an oral exam before a committee and consists of a discussion about the bachelor theses, which are written in the course of seminars, and about links between the bachelor theses and other relevant subjects on the curriculum. 10

11 European Economy and Business Management Bachelor s degree programme Bachelor s degree curriculum - overview Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS Fundamentals of Management Introduction to Business Administration 1 ILV 2 3 Business Simulation 1 UE* Business Computing 1 UE Financial Accounting Fundamentals of Accounting 1 ILV 2 3 Financial Accounting and Financial Statement Analysis 2 ILV 2 3 Privat Law Civil Law 1 ILV 2 3 Corporate Law 2 ILV 2 3 International and European Studies 1 fundamentals Political Science 1 VO 2 3 Micro- and Macroeconomics 2 VO 2 3 English English Correspondence advanced 1 UE 2 3 Second Language 1 French 1 / Spanish 1 / Russian 1 1 UE Mathematics and Statistics Mathematics & Statistics 1 1 ILV 2 3 Mathematics & Statistics 2 2 ILV 2 3 Skills Time Management, Working and Learning Techniques 1 UE* Presentation and Moderation 1 UE* 2 2 Negotiations Management 2 UE* Basics of Scientific Writing 2 UE* Operative Management Supply Chain, Logistics and Operations Management 2 ILV 2 3 Marketing and Distribution 3 ILV 2 3 Labour Law and Social Protection International and European Studies 2 policy implications Labour Law and Social Protection 2 VO EU Politics 2 VO 2 3 Internat. Institutions, Organisations and Relations 2 ILV 2 3 Political Economy and Economic History 3 ILV 2 3 Second Language 2 French 2 / Spanish 2 / Russian 2 2 UE 4 4 Strategic Management Corporate Strategy 3 PS 2 3 HR-Management and Structure 3 ILV 2 3 Corporate Accounting Company Taxation 3 ILV 2 3 Spreadsheet analysis for a accounting related topics 4 UE 2 3 Managerial Accounting Financial management and investment dicisions 3 ILV 2 3 Cost Accounting and Controlling 3 ILV

12 European Economy and Business Management Bachelor s degree programme Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS International and European Studies 3 current issues Interdisciplinary analysis of EU Politics 3 UE Comparatice Politics: Political Systems in Western Europe 3 UE Comparative Politics: Political Systems in Central and Eastern Europe 4 VO Emerging Markets Development of Emerging Markets 3 VO Current Issues of New Markets 4 ILV Second Language 3 French 3 / Spanish 3 / Russian 3 3 UE French 4 / Spanish 4 / Russian 4 4 UE International Management Export Management 4 ILV 2 3 Intercultural Management 4 ILV 2 3 International and European Studies 4 policy implementations Economic Policies 4 ILV Business Subsidies and Grants in Austria and the EU 4 ILV European Management 1 European Union Economics 4 ILV 2 3 Internationalisation and Location Theory 4 ILV 2 3 Information Management Integration Management with SAP 5 UE 2 3 Optional Information Systems 5 VO 2 3 International and European Studies 5 business framwork International Accounting 5 ILV 2 3 European and Public Business Law 5 VO 2 3 Second Language 4 French 5 / Spanish 5 / Russian 5 5 UE 2 3 French 6 / Spanish 6 / Russian 6 6 UE 2 3 Methods of Management Project Management 5 ILV 2 3 Public Management 5 UE 2 3 European Management 2 Seminar: European Management 5 SE Revision Course for the Bachelor Degree Examination 6 UE*

13 European Economy and Business Management Bachelor s degree programme Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS European Management 3 International Politics and the EU 5 VO Special topics on European and Public Law 5 UE Business Planning Game 6 UE* Career Management and Work-Life-Balance 6 UE* International and European Studies 6 research seminar Seminar: European Economy 6 SE Excursion 6 UE Internship 6 12 Bachelor Examination 6 6 Abbreviations (in German): ECTS ECTS Credits ILV Integrated Class LVA Course PS Project seminar SE Seminar SWS UE UE* VO weekly hour(s) per semester Practice class Practice class with limited amount of work for students Lecture All details about the classes refer to the full-time degree programme. As a semester in our part-time degree programme has 20 weeks, the number of semester periods per week is not the same. 13

14 Film, TV and Media Production Bachelor s programme General information Duration of studies: 6 semesters Number of study places: 35 full-time per year Academic degree: Bachelor of Arts in Business Deadline for applications: 31 May Admission requirements Austrian school-leaving certificate Matriculation examination certificate Completion of relevant apprenticeship, secondary vocational school, or German advanced technical college entrance qualification additional exams in English and mathematics required prior to the first semester Credits of certified previous experience may be granted individually by the programme director. Fluency in German required. Admission procedure Written application Structured interview Multiple choice test Study periods hours per week 15 weeks per semester Winter semester: beginning of October to end of January Summer semester: beginning of March to end of June the courses take place Monday to Friday Fields of activity and career prospects Executive Producer Multimedia Producer Cross-media Distribution Expert Head of Production Location manager Core Industries Film industry TV TIME industries (Telecoms, information, media and entertainment industries) 14

15 Film, TV and Media Production Bachelor s degree programme The graduates can: work in leading positions in the production and economic utilisation of cinema and TV films, TV series, documentary formats, music videos, commercial spots, and industry and image campaigns run (web based) multimedia animation projects in a qualified manner can produce AV-formats in convergent contexts (e.g. in multimedia houses, cultural projects, for the integration of social media formats in mass media communication, corporate publishing etc.) communicate dramaturgic-creative but also technical, legal, and economic aspects of film, media and TV production to various professional groups and stakeholder groups exercise top controlling functions in film, TV, and media production Final examination The course is completed with a bachelor degree examination. The bachelor degree examination is an oral exam before a committee and consists of a discussion about the bachelor theses, which are written in the course of seminars, and about links between the bachelor theses and other relevant subjects on the curriculum. Bachelor s degree curriculum - overview There are two compulsory elective modules: Digital Production Production finance Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS Production Techniques 1 Fundamentals of Film, TV, and Media Production 1 VO 2 3 Developing Shooting Schedules 2 ILV 2 3 Film and Media Techniques 1 Film, TV, and Media Techniques: Equipment and Tools 1 ILV 2 3 Fundamentals of Convergent Technology 2 ILV 2 3 Business Management 1 Fundamentals of Business Administration 1 VO 2 3 Accounting 1 ILV 2 3 Introduction to Balancing Concepts, and Cost Accounting 2 ILV 2 3 Project Management 1 Fundamentals of Project Management 1 ILV 2 3 Developing Projects and Concepts 2 ILV 2 3 Media and Sociaty 1 Film, TV, and Media History 1 VO Media Landscape and Media Politics 1 ILV

16 Film, TV and Media Production Bachelor s degree programme Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS Scientific Fundamentals Introduction to Academic Writing and Research 2 ILV 2 3 Audience and Target Group Research 2 ILV 2 3 Law 1 Civil Law and Contract Law 1 ILV 2 3 Copyright and Trademark Law 2 ILV 2 3 Dramaturgy: Fundamentals Introduction to Dramaturgy 1 ILV 2 3 Fictional Dramaturgy 2 ILV 2 3 Social Skills 1 Presentation Techniques 1 UE* Conflict Management 2 UE* 1 1 English 1 Business English 1 UE 2 3 Business English advanced 2 UE Media and Society 2 Austrian and International Film Industry 2 VO 2 3 Focus on TV: Programming and Production Planning 4 ILV 2 3 Production Techniques 2 Production Cost Calculation 3 ILV 2 3 Workflow Management 4 ILV 2 3 Logistics Logistics in Film, TV, and Media Production 3 VO Practice Tutorial: Logistics in Film, TV, and Media Production 3 UE Film and Media Techniques 2 Equipment and Resources on the Film Set 3 UE 2 3 Animation Techniques ( Visual Effects ) 4 UE 2 3 Business Management 2 External Controlling and Acounting 3 ILV 2 3 Financing and Risk Management in Film, TV, and Media Production 3 VO 2 3 Practice Tutorial: Financing and Risk Management in Film, TV, and Media Production 3 UE 2 3 Marketing in Film, TV, and Media Industries 4 ILV 2 3 Bachelor Thesis and -seminar 1: Production Cost Calculation 4 PS Project Management 2 Dramaturgy Advanced Project Launch and Software Use in Project Management Project Completion and Controlling (Software Use) in Project Management Dramaturgy of Fictional Narration and Plot Development Fundamentals of Programme and Format Development 3 ILV ILV ILV ILV 2 3 Social Skills 2 Presentation: Pitching 3 UE* 1 1 Negotiating Techniques 3 UE*

17 Film, TV and Media Production Bachelor s degree programme Modul LVA-Titel Sem. Type SWS ECTS English 2 English for Media Purposes 3 UE 2 3 English for Media Purposes Advanced 4 ILV 2 3 Law 2 Labour and Social Insurance Law 4 ILV 2 3 Tax Law 5 ILV 2 3 Media Innovation Current Developments in Technology and Design 5 ILV 2 3 Current Media Discourse 6 KO 1 1 Compulsory Elective Module: Digital Production Compulsory Elective Module: Production Finance PR in Film, TV, and Media Industries Digital Production 5 ILV 2 3 Post-Production 5 ILV 2 3 Bachelor Thesis 2: Production Techniques 6 SE Immersion Course: Business Administration 5 ILV 2 3 International Aspects of Media Production 5 ILV 2 3 Bachelor Thesis 2: Production Finance 6 SE Film Awards, Festivals, and Film Assessment Criteria 5 ILV 2 3 PR for Film, TV, and Media Industries 5 ILV 2 3 Internship Laboratory: Internship 5+6 UE* 2 2 Internship Preparation for Bachelor Examination 6 6 From the 2nd semester on selected courses are held in English. Abbreviations (in German) ECTS ECTS Credits ILV Integrated Class LVA Course PS Project seminar SE Seminar SWS UE UE* VO weekly hour(s) per semester Practice class Practice class with limited amount of work for students Lecture 17

18 Logistics and Transport Management Bachelor s degree programme General information Duration of studies: Number of study places: Academic degree: 6 semesters 1 5 part-time (work-study) per year 50 full-time per year Bachelor of Arts in Business Deadline for applications: 1 5 May part-time 31 May full-time Admission requirements Austrian school-leaving certificate Matriculation examination certificate Relevant university entrance qualification examination for social sciences or economics, logistics, mathematics Completion of relevant apprenticeship, secondary vocational school, or German advanced technical college entrance qualification additional exams in German, English and mathematics required prior to the first semester Credits for certified previous experience may be granted individually by the programme director. Fluency in German required. Admission procedure Written application Structured interview Multiple choice test (Business administration, IT applications and English), lecture notes available for download on our website ( Study periods Full-time hours per week 15 weeks per semester Winter semester: beginning of October to end of January Summer semester: beginning of March to end of June The courses take place Monday to Friday. Part-time (work-study) hours per week 20 weeks per semester Winter semester: beginning of September to end of January Summer semester: mid-february to end of June The courses take place on three evenings per week as well as on Saturdays. 18

19 Logistics and Transport Management Bachelor s degree programme Fields of activity and career prospects Business management - logistics businesses operating nationally or internationally, forwarding agencies, carriers and transportation companies - businesses in traffic planning, traffic technology, traffic law, transport safety, transport ecology - in the transport infrastructure business (ASFINAG, austro-control, ÖBB, viadonau, etc.) Areas of responsibility - supply chain management - procurement logistics, production logistics, distribution logistics, disposal logistics - logistics systems and traffic systems - planning, controlling, logistics and transport services - purchasing and selling of logistics and transport services - management consultancy The graduates can: coordinate internal and cross-plant supply and logistics chains draw up and realise logistic and transport systems calculate logistic, transport and traffic services for national and international calls for bids carry out stock and inventory measures evaluate and carry out cooperation options like partnerships and alliances assess the legal aspects of transport, traffic and logistic activities carry out international business location or regional planning projects Final examination The course is completed with a bachelor degree examination. The bachelor degree examination is an oral exam before a committee and consists of a discussion about the bachelor theses, which are written in the course of seminars, and about links between the bachelor theses and other relevant subjects on the curriculum. 19

20 Logistics and Transport Management Bachelor s degree programme Bachelor s degree curriculum - overview There are two compulsory elective modules: Compulsory Elective Module 1: Logistics/Supply Chain Management or Traffic, Transport Compulsory Elective Module 2: Emerging Markets A or Emerging Markets B Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS Logistics 1 Introduction to Logistics 1 VO Fundamentals of Logistics Systems 1 VO Transport 1 Fundamentals of Transportation Systems 1 VO 1 2 Economic and Transport Geography 1 VO 1 2 Economic and Transport Policy 2 VO 1 2 Financial Accounting Accounting 1 ILV Financial Reporting 2 ILV Business Administration and Economics 1 Introduction into General Business Administration 1 VO Fundamentals of Economics 2 VO Civil Law Fundamentals of Civil Law 1 ILV Corporate Law 2 ILV Methodological Competence Mathematics, Statistics 1 1 ILV Mathematics, Statistics 2 2 ILV Personality Development 1 Learning Techniques and Time Management 1 UE* 1 1 Presentation, Moderation, Rhetoric 2 UE* 1 1 Team Training 1 UE* 1 1 Compulsory Elective Language 1 Spanish 1 / Russian 1 1 ILV 2 3 Spanish 2 / Russian 2 2 ILV 2 3 English 1 Business English 1 1 UE Business English 2 2 UE Operations Management Process and Quality Management 2 VO Capacity and Inventory Management 3 ILV Means of Transport 1 Rail Traffic 2 VO 1 2 Road Traffic 2 VO 1 2 Waterway Transport 2 VO 1 2 Supply Chain Management (SCM) SCM: Operations Management 3 ILV SCM: Procurement and Production Management 4 ILV Means of Transport 2 Sea Traffic 3 VO 1 2 Air Transportation 3 VO 1 2 Forwarding Systems and Multimodal Transport Chains 3 VO

21 Logistics and Transport Management Bachelor s degree programme Module Course Title Sem. Type SWS ECTS Managerial Accounting Investment and Financing 3 ILV Cost Accounting and Controlling 3 ILV Information Technology Introduction to IT 3 VO 1 2 Fundamentals of Logistics, Transport and Traffic Technologies 4 VO 2 4 Fundamentals of Academic Research Compulsory Elective Language 2 Introduction to Academic Research 3 VO Bachelor Seminar: Academic Research 3 UE 1 2 Spanish 3 / Russian 3 3 ILV 2 3 Spanich 4 / Russian 4 4 ILV 2 3 English 2 Logistics English 3 UE 2 4 English Presentions 4 UE* 1 1 English Negotiations 4 UE* 1 1 Compulsory Elective Module 1: Logistics & SCM Bachelor-Seminar 1 4 PS 1 6 Bachelor-Seminar 2 5 SE 1 6 ERP Systems 5 ILV 1 2 Advanced Planning Systems 5 ILV 1 2 Logistics Controlling 5 ILV 1 2 Integrated Logistics Warehouse Management 4 VO Contract Logistics 4 ILV Business Administration and Economics 2 Fundamentals of Project Management 4 ILV International Management and Foreign Trade 5 VO Commercial Law European and Public Commercial Law 4 ILV Traffic and Transport Law 5 ILV Compulsory Elective Module 1: Traffic, Transport Personality Development, Career Planning and Development Bachelor-Seminar 1 4 PS 1 6 Bachelor-Seminar 2 5 SE 1 6 Controlling in Traffic and Transport 5 ILV 1 2 Mobility Management, Traffic Planning and Security 5 ILV 1 2 Transport Management Systems 5 ILV 1 2 Personality Development, Career Planning 5 UE* 1 1 Negotiating and Conflict Management 5 UE* Internship-Related Tutorial 6 UE* 1 1 Joint Lecture: Current Aspects 6 VO 1 1 Business Management Simulation 6 UE*