Bachelor course
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Business Administration
The part-time bachelor's degree in Business Administration provides you with general qualifications in all business fields. Whether small business, medium-sized company, or large corporation - any company needs economic all-rounders. As a graduate of the bachelor programme in Business Administration, your overall economic understanding will make you a sought-after candidate for many profiles. The objective of the degree is the transfer of expertise in business administration and economics and the application of scientific methods, both quantitative and qualitative. Basics in business psychology and the question of ethics in organisations complement the course.
About
With your interdisciplinary know-how in business administration and management you can, for example, work in these fields of a company:
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General Management and Executive Functions
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Human Resources: Participation in the strategic personnel selection and development strategies
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Project management: Project planning and implementation
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Controlling: Optimisation of performance measurement systems
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Finance: Financial planning for individual corporate divisions
Upon successful completion of the course, you will be awarded the degree Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Business Administration by the FOM Hochschule fuer Oekonomie & Management. The FOM is system-accredited by the Foundation for International Business Administration (FIBAA), therefore this study programme is also accredited.
1st Semester
Management Basics
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Introduction to scientific work
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Basics in economics, law and entrepreneurship
Human Resources
- HR management
- HR marketing
- Personnel selection and development
- Personnel management
Introduction to Mathematics
- Financial mathematics
- Linear algebra
- Integral calculus
Competence- & Self-Management
- Professional success and qualifications
- Personality
- Skills
- Self-management skills
2nd Semester
Cost Accounting & Accounting
- Cost and activity accounting
- Double-entry accounting
- computerised accounting
Microeconomics & New Institutional Economics
- Consumer, business and trade theory
- Pricing in markets
- Transaction costs
Business- & Private Law
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Trade law
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International business law
Scientific Work
- Scheduling, self and time management
- Formal requirements
- Research methods
3rd Semester
Supply, Production & Marketing
- Supply chain management
- Production
- Basics market research
- Operative marketing
Balances & Taxes
- Basics IFRS
- Balance sheet analysis
- Tax theory
Finance & Investment
- Stakeholder & Shareholder management
- Finance- und business planning
- Business valuation
Business Psychology
- Financial psychology
- Work psychology
- Organisational psychology
- Marktet- and consumption psychology
4th Semester
Strategic Management
- International and global strategy
- Instruments of strategic managements (BCG matrix, Ansoff matrix)
Macroeconomics & Economic Policy
- Economic cycle, growth, labour market
- Money, credit and inflation
- Competition policy
- Internationale trade
Business Ethics
- Moral and ethics
- Values
- Basics in philosophy
- Ethics and economy
Scientific Methods – Quantitative Data Analysis
- Statistical software
- Implementation of a quantitative and scientific analysis
5th Semester
Financial Management
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Share-/Stakeholder value management
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Private equity
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Risk management
Marketing Management
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Marketing strategies
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B2B-marketing
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Consumer behaviour
Operative Controlling
- Standard cost accounting
- From cost accounting to cost management (activity based costing, target costing, life cycle costing)
Competence (Elective)*
You choose one of the following modules:
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Negotiation skills
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Business English
6th Semester
Organisation Management
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Organisational design
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Company culture
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Leadership theories and models
Trend Research & Innovation
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Practical trend research (think tanks)
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Innovation management
Project Management & IT-Basics
- Introduction to business informatics
- Basics of information technologies
- Software tools for project management
Scientific Methods – Qualitative
- Principals of qualitative research
- Criteria for qualitative research
- Practical implementation of qualitative research
7th Semester
Turnaround Management
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Turnaround analysis/review
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Extrajudicial vs. judicial procedure
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Early crisis detection
Bachelor thesis
Oral examination
*Elective "Competence":
The offer of a module depends on a minimum number of participants. Modules can vary.
Subject to change
Studying at ISEC Luxembourg is the optimal solution for all full-time employees in the greater SaarLorLux region, who are looking for a further qualification in business administration. It offers students the opportunity to combine working and studying, yet the scope of studies and the extremely challenging contents are equivalen to full-time studies. Thanks to their vast experience in the private sector, in everyday professional life or as professors at other universities, the lecturers have a very high level of competence and convey their knowledge with great enthusiasm. What certainly distinguishes ISEC Luxembourg from other institutes in the area is that the degree is an internationally recognised bachelor's degree, opening up a wide range of job opportunities for successful gradutates.
Philipe Braunshausen
Business Assistant at Deloitte Audit Sàrl
2nd Semester BBA
At a glance
Requirements:
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school leaving certificate (e.g. Diplôme de fin d'études secondaires, Abitur, etc.)
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current employment or apprenticeship, Trainee programme, etc.
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additionally for the study course in English: proof of English level B2 or higher (CEFR)
Under certain conditions admission for applicants without the necessary access requirements is possible.
Adults without a degree in secondary education, or with a degree that does not allow them to pursue certain higher education courses due to its subject-specific nature, are given access to higher education studies through the DAES (Diplôme d'accès aux études supérieures) offered by ENAD (Ecole nationale pour adultes). For more information click here:
Workload: 180 credit points (ECTS)
Duration: 7 semesters
Semester break: September and Christmas
Tuition fees: enrolment fee: €800
course fee: €14,490 (possibility to pay in 42 monthly instalments of €345)
examination fee: €750 (payable at the end of the studies)
The tuition fees may under certain circumstances be tax deductible. Contact your accountant or tax office for more information.
Schedule: Classes in the evening and on Saturday
Further Information:
Partial recognition of course modules and/or admission to undergraduate programmes can be requested in accordance with the VAE (Validation des acquis de l'expérience, achnowledgement of prior learning).
Subject to change