In the Master's programme

Our programme structure offers you a choice of different modules so that you can set your own focus. Here is an overview of the individual modules:

Module VI: Compulsory Elective I - Management (12 CP) In this module, you have the opportunity to choose from various management-specific courses, including:

Marketing Management
Strategy and Technology
Fundamentals of Leadership
Organisation and Management
Entrepreneurship and Digital Management

Module VII: Compulsory elective subject II (12 CP) Here you can either choose courses from the "Intelligence, Logistics and Operations" profile area of the Bachelor's degree programme in Business Administration or opt for courses from the "Management" profile area of the Master's degree programme in Business Administration. Alternatively, you can also choose courses from the "Finance and Accounting" profile area of the Master's degree programme in Business Administration.

Subject Didactics I (10 CP) In this module, you will be trained in basic didactic concepts for teaching economics. The courses in this module include

Fundamentals of didactics for teaching economics
Methods in business teaching
Planning and organisation of lessons in commercial and administrative training and further education

Specialised didactics II (10 CP) Here we focus on the transformation of educational processes in the field of vocational education. The courses include topics such as
Transformation processes in vocational education and training
Diagnosis, assessment and evaluation of economics teaching
Construction of teaching-learning processes related to economics

Educational Sciences (12 LP) In this module, you will be trained in vocational pedagogy, which is particularly relevant if you are a future teacher in a vocational training establishment.

2nd subject (40 LP) Here you will continue your second subject in order to deepen your knowledge and skills in an additional area.

School placements School placements are planned during your studies to give you practical teaching experience.

Master's dissertation Your studies culminate in the writing of a Master's dissertation, in which you have the opportunity to apply and extend the knowledge and research skills you have acquired.



What happens next?

You need to have 52 weeks of professional experience at the start of the preparation/placement period, with training being recognised, of course.

The next stage is the referendariat. Referendariat is no longer part of the course of study, but is the second part of teacher training, for which higher education institutions are not responsible, but the ministries of education.