Business Administration with Informatics B.A.
Soest
Bachelor programme Business Administration with Informatics
At a glance
What? English-language study programme which focuses on the two key areas of “Business Administration” and “Information Technology”
For whom? For internationally active team players in business who would like to develop solutions in the field of applied informatics
Why? Multicultural environment, international student body, excellent employment opportunities
On this page
- The course at a glance
- Study Requirements
- Infos about Application Procedure
- Info Video about the study programme
- Target group
- Career prospects
- Students' and Alumni voices
- Structure of study programme / Curriculum
- Info Sessions / Welcome Days
- Further Information / Examination Regulation, Module Descriptions
- Contact
Application Period for the Winter Semester: from 1 March to 15 July (Non-EU students) or from Mid-May to 31 July (EU students).
Admission: NC-free
This study programme has no admission restriction.
Proof of a language qualification is required.
Degree
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
210 ECTS
Type of study
Full-time study
Beginning / Duration of course
Beginning: every winter semester (October)
Course duration: 7 study semesters (standard period), 210 credit points
Contributions and fees
Language of instruction
English
Before starting your studies -
Requirements & application procedure
Requirements
- Higher education entrance qualification equivalent to the German higher education entrance qualification (Abitur). You can check country-specific requirements and information on proof of eligibility here.
- The proficiency of English language can be proven, for example by a TOEFL-test with at least 575 points (paper-based), 232 (computer-based) or 91 (internet-based). Alternatively, a minimum score of 6.5 is necessary for the IELTS-exam.
Proficiency of German language is not necessary for this degree. - An internship/work placement is not required
*Only the German version of the Examination Regulations is legally binding.
Application for Winter Semester
Application Period for the Winter Semester: from 1 March to 15 July (Non-EU students) or from Mid-May to 31 July (EU students). More Information about the Application Procedure.
When applying for the Bachelor’s degree course Business Administration with Informatics, please make sure to choose the suitable application procedure for you. Applicants from Germany and the EU countries (including Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway) should apply via the university portal. Applicants from Non-EU countries should apply via uni-assist.
Application for Summer Semester
A summer intake is only possible for higher semester students who switch university. For this purpose, please contact the BBA Administration Office in advance.
What will the course be like?
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Who is the study course Business Administration with Informatics aimed at?
The study course is aimed at prospective students who want to acquire broad and application-oriented knowledge in business administration coupled with applied computer science skills as well as international competencies through improved English language and intercultural skills.
Target Group
The study course is perfect for anyone who regards themselves as an internationally active team player in business and who would like to develop solutions in the field of applied informatics. The course combines a broad and comprehensive education in business administration with information technology. A focus is set on modern business enterprise tools such as SAP and e-commerce. Students from more than 65 countries, taught by international lecturers, already learn the characteristics of intercultural cooperation during their studies.
What career prospects does Business Administration with Informatics offer?
The objective of the BBA Bachelor’s study is, among other things, the development of analytical problem-solving skills. Employment opportunities for students are far superior if they can demonstrate practice-oriented knowledge, e.g. ERP software (SAP ERP) as well as practical experiences through co-operations with businesses. In addition, the international focus in modules such as Marketing, Innovation Management, Controlling, Business Law, Business Administration, Economics, and Net Economy further boosts international career prospects or applications for international Master’s programs.
For our consecutive Master’s program, please see
International Management and Information Systems (IMIS), which focuses on the integrated acquisition of IT and leadership skills to address the increasing importance of information technology in (internationally) linked businesses.
Students' and Alumni voices
How is the study course structured?
The English-language study course provides you with a solid background in two core areas, each with their individual diverse applications and methods: Business, including Accounting, Logistics, Management, and Marketing, as well as Economics. IT, including ERP, E-Business and IT Introduction.
In addition, you will gain in-depth knowledge in English for Business Purposes as well as Academic English and hone the soft skills necessary for your professional development and future career.
Content of the study course
This study program focuses on the two key areas of “Business Administration” and “Information Technology” where graduates acquire comprehensive knowledge, experiences, and skills in Business (Business Administration I and II, Financial Accounting, Business Mathematics, Economics. Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Logistics) and in the information-related and strategy-oriented IT courses (Enterprise Resource Planning, Business Intelligence, Information Management Systems, Databases, E-Business).
A multicultural environment is ensured through English-language instruction and the international focus in all courses as well as the diverse international student body.
In addition to a broad core curriculum, you will be able to select compulsory elective modules from the areas of Business Administration, IT or General Economics as study focus. A continuous development of your soft skills and English language proficiency rounds out your profile.
During the final stage of your studies we support you with your thesis project which can be carried out with or without a praxis partner. You will be able to choose your topic independently according to your profile and interests.
Curriculum Business Administration with Informatics B.A.*
1st Semester | 2nd Semester | 3rd Semester | 4th Semester | 5th Semester | 6th Semester | 7th Semester |
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International English Communication and Self-Management | Communication in Global Business | Competence in Business Activities | English for Academic Purposes | Advanced English Language and Academic Competence | Advanced Competence in Academic Writing and Presenting | BA Elective |
Business Administration I | Business Administration II | Corporate Finance | Business-to-Business Marketing | Controlling & Auditing | BA Elective | BA / IT Elective |
Financial Accounting | Cost Accounting | Business-to-Consumer Marketing | Logistics | International Management | BA Elective | BA / IT Elective |
Business Mathematics | Microeconomics | Macroeconomics | Business Law | BA Elective | BA Elective | Final Thesis + Colloquium |
Management and Information Systems | Problem Solving Using Spreadsheet Software | Entrepreneurship and Innovation | E-Business / Web Development | BA Elective | IT Elective | |
IT-Introduction | Databases | Enterprise Resource Planning I | Enterprise Resource Planning II | IT Elective | IT Elective | |
*Only the German version of the Examination Regulations is legally binding |
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Further Information on Business Administration with Informatics B.A.
Qualification Goals
Application Procedure and Periods
Examination Regulations and Module Descriptions
Master‘s Degrees
Consecutive Master's programmes on Soest campus:
- International Management & Information Systems M.A.
- International Management & Information Systems - Online M.A. (Postgraduate part-time study course)
This list is only an idea of possible consecutive Master’s degree courses. Prerequisite for a Master’s course is a subject-related qualification which is based, among others, on the field of study or specialisation chosen in the Bachelor's degree course. However, in addition to subject-related qualifications, the individual interest is of course also decisive. Therefore, the assessment of eligibility for the desired Master's course is an individual decision.
Academic Advising for Prospective Students will support you in the case of questions and, if necessary, direct you to the right contact person.