The Master's degree programme in Business Administration is a research-oriented academic degree programme that leads to a second academic degree qualifying for a profession. The Master's degree programme is part of the consecutive Bachelor's-Master's degree programme and aims to enable students to work scientifically and methodically, to impart theoretical and analytical skills and to enable them to adapt openly and creatively to new conditions in professional life and to critically classify and apply scientific knowledge in a targeted manner. Students acquire the specialist, methodological and interdisciplinary skills required to deal with new complex tasks and problems and to work independently in research or in a strategy-orientated professional field. They can use these to fulfil practical professional tasks and justify and reflect on their own actions, orientated towards goals and standards within and outside academia. Graduates also identify deficits and gaps in existing scientific communication and (research) practice. They develop and communicate their own solutions. The Master's degree programme in Business Administration is aimed at outstanding Bachelor's graduates from academic universities in Germany and abroad and focuses on consolidating and expanding the skills and specialist knowledge acquired on the Bachelor's degree programme. The Master's programme creates the prerequisites for entry into a management position in both private and public companies. Depending on the chosen specialisation, graduates have a wide range of career opportunities in all sectors. In addition, the Master's degree opens the door to an academic career at universities and research institutions and qualifies graduates for a doctorate.

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Our Master's programmes offer you the opportunity to customise your course of study. In such cases, a study plan that is too rigid could leave you less room for personal interests or additional research opportunities. Our range of modules in the Master's programme is so extensive and varied that an individual study plan can be created for each student. Plan your individual study plan over the next four semesters, including whether the selected courses can be taken without overlap.