We place particular emphasis on providing you with the necessary "tools of the trade" for your academic career. It all starts with the "scientific foundations and methods". We start with mathematics and statistics, which provide you with a solid foundation for many subjects in business administration, economics and electrical engineering. Don't worry, we will support you in mastering these subjects, which are often perceived as difficult, and teach you the joy of applying them in the world of business. But that's not all, because we also want to introduce you to the fascinating world of data science. Here you will learn how to extract valuable information from large amounts of data and derive practical recommendations for company management. With this knowledge, you will be able to master real challenges in the business world and develop innovative solutions.

To make your training holistic, we will also train you in the areas of scientific theory and soft skills. These skills are invaluable for your personal development and your future career. You will not only be well prepared professionally, but also trained to become critical thinkers and empathetic team players.

Teaching the basics of business administration and economics through varied lectures, practical exercises and personal tutorials in the fundamentals of economics. Three important areas of business administration are covered:
 

Business Administration I: Accounting & Finance: Here you will learn the basics of cost and revenue accounting as well as financial reporting. Investment and financial accounting are also part of the program.

Business Administration II: Management: This area gives you an introduction to the management of companies. You will become familiar with topics such as organization, strategy, marketing, personnel management and digital transformation.

Business Administration III: Intelligence, Logistics & Operations: This part is more mathematically and methodically oriented and includes an introduction to production control processes, logistics, operations research and business informatics.

The two basic economics modules offer you a fascinating insight into how the economy works at different levels. In microeconomics, you will gain an overview of the structure of markets and how prices for goods are formed. You will also learn how decisions are made by companies regarding their market entry and how this affects overall economic welfare. In macroeconomics, on the other hand, you will learn the basics of national accounts. Here you will learn how macroeconomic variables such as employment (unemployment) and inflation are determined. In addition, macroeconomic development patterns such as business cycles and growth are analyzed.

Civil and company law form an important basis for entrepreneurial decisions. Here you will familiarize yourself with the legal aspects that are of great importance to companies.

These exciting modules provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the economic context and prepare you to make well-founded decisions in the business world. The knowledge you acquire will help you to master the complex challenges of the business world and become a successful entrepreneur or expert in the field of economics.

Building on this, you have the opportunity to choose your three specializations from four exciting profile areas - this means you can design your studies entirely according to your interests! And within these areas, there are even more options open to you to deepen your knowledge of the topics that fascinate you the most.

Take a look at the profile areas we offer that build on the basics:

• Accounting & Finance
• management
• Intelligence, Logistics & Operations
• Economics and Sustainability

In each of these profile areas, you will find versatile modules that will help you to deepen the basics and expand your knowledge. You can expect interesting content that will enrich you on your academic path. From the winter semester 2024/25, a fifth profile area, "Data Analytics", will be available to choose from.

One of the profile areas will be particularly exciting, as you will complete a seminar in which you will write a paper and give a presentation. This is a great opportunity to apply and reflect on your knowledge in a practical way.

In the technical part of the course, you will receive a comprehensive and solid education in the fundamentals of electrical engineering, which will prepare you for a wide range of exciting topics. This training is made possible by a variety of lectures and practice-oriented exercises that give you the opportunity to actively apply and deepen your knowledge.

In the lectures on experimental physics, you will be familiarized with the fundamental principles and laws of physics, which serve as a solid foundation for understanding electrical engineering. The lectures on the fundamentals of electrical engineering will provide you with basic knowledge of electrical circuits, electric fields and magnetism, while electrical measurement technology will introduce you to the methods and instruments used to precisely measure electrical quantities.
 

Another important part of the program is the introduction to information processing, which provides you with basic knowledge of data processing and computer technology. The lectures on signals and systems will give you an insight into the analysis and processing of signals, an essential aspect of modern electrical engineering. Last but not least, you will receive a sound education in the fundamentals of electrical power engineering, which will give you an understanding of energy generation, transmission and use.

The course also offers you the opportunity to deepen your interests and expertise in specific areas through elective subjects. Electives cover a wide range of topics, including Experimental Physics II for more in-depth study, the web-based Introduction to Programming for digital skills, Electronics and Digital Technology for more in-depth study of electronic circuits and devices, the Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Lab for hands-on experience, and Electronics II for advanced knowledge of electronics.

Overall, the technical part of the degree program offers a comprehensive and versatile education in electrical engineering, preparing you for a career in the electrical and electronics industry, the energy industry, communications technology and many other exciting fields. Your acquired knowledge and practical skills will enable you to develop innovative solutions to the technological challenges of our time and contribute to the further development of this important discipline.

In addition to the seminar paper, you will write two further academic papers, the study project and the Bachelor's thesis. The study project allows you to apply the theoretical knowledge from the lectures to real projects. This allows you to test and deepen your skills and knowledge in a concrete context. The study project usually involves teamwork. Your Bachelor's thesis will then show whether you have learned to work scientifically. The Bachelor's thesis is written during the last semester of the course. You have to present and defend your Bachelor's thesis in a colloquium. You can either write your study project in the field of electrical engineering and your Bachelor's thesis in the field of economics or vice versa.

For the Bachelor's degree programs in Industrial Engineering and Management in the fields of

• Mechanical Engineering
• Energy and Process Engineering
• Electrical Engineering

a 6-week basic technical internship is required as a prerequisite for admission to the course. The internships must be completed by the end of the 4th semester.

The six weeks can be completed at different times and at different companies. Internships can be found at almost all companies that offer apprenticeships. Internships must be sought independently.

Internship reports, certificates etc. are not required. The internship certificate must be submitted to the Dean's Office (Building 42, Room 126).

If it is not submitted by the end of the 4th semester, admission will be withdrawn.

Form:

Proof of internship Bachelor - Business administration and engineering

We would like to point out that certain language skills are required for your studies with us. It is important that you have sufficient active and passive English language skills. This is required in order to read English-language specialist literature, take part in courses in English and also complete written coursework and examinations in English.

If you have not obtained your study qualification at a German-speaking institution, we ask you to provide proof of sufficient German language skills before starting your studies. The exact requirements and regulations can be found in the RPTU enrolment regulations.

It is very important to us that you are as well prepared as possible for your studies and have the necessary language skills. If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

A Bachelor's degree in business administartion and engineering with a specialization in electrical engineering will open many doors for you in the world of work. You will be able to combine your technical skills in electrical engineering with business know-how. Some examples of where you can get involved:

Energy and power supply:
As an industrial engineer in energy and power supply, you could work on the development of renewable energy technologies. You would help to utilize clean energy sources such as solar energy, wind energy or hydropower and integrate them into the power grid. You could develop innovative solutions to improve the efficiency and sustainability of energy production and distribution. Your tasks could include analyzing energy generation costs, planning grid expansions and implementing energy efficiency measures.

Automation and robotics:
In this field, you could use your knowledge of control systems and automation technology to optimize production processes and drive factory automation. You could develop automation solutions that increase efficiency, reduce costs and improve product quality. Your work could include selecting and implementing robots, programming control systems and monitoring automated processes.

Communications Engineering:
As an industrial engineer in communications engineering, you could be involved in the development and implementation of advanced communication systems. This could include the design and commercial deployment of mobile networks, the development of data transmission technologies and the optimization of wireless networks.

Embedded Systems:
As an industrial engineer, you will analyze the market for embedded systems, identify trends and competing products. Based on this information, you will work with the development and marketing team to develop a product strategy that is tailored to the needs of customers.

Business analysis:
Here you would analyze data to support business management decisions. You could evaluate market trends and data to develop and optimize business strategies. Profitability analysis would help you assess the profitability of projects and investments. Your work could help increase operational efficiency, control costs and achieve long-term business goals.

Regulatory compliance:
As an industrial engineer in regulatory compliance, you would ensure that all processes and products comply with legal regulations and standards. You would work in close collaboration with legal and technical teams to ensure that all activities are in line with relevant regulations. Your tasks could include monitoring product certifications, environmental compliance and ensuring quality assurance.

We understand that the wealth of information online can be overwhelming, and sometimes it can be difficult to find the right answers to your questions. That's why we're here to answer your questions in person and help you choose the right degree program for you.

There are three easy ways to find out more about our degree programs:

1. Telephone advice: call us on the following number: 0631 205 3734 and our friendly and knowledgeable advisors will be happy to help you. You can ask questions about the content of the degree programs, admission requirements, tuition fees and much more. We will take the time to make sure you get all the information you need.

2. Video consultation: If you prefer to speak face-to-face, we also offer video consultations. Simply make an appointment by sending us an email to dekanat-hiwi(at)wiwi.uni-kl.de. In a video consultation, we can use screen sharing to present our degree programs and related resources directly to you.

3. Drop by: Building 42 Room 122, Gottlieb Daimler-Str. , 67663 Kaiserslautern
Consultation hours student advisory service: Mon. - Thurs.: 09:00 - 17:00
It is best to make an appointment in advance: Phone: +49 (0)631 / 205 - 3734 or e-mail: dekanat-hiwi@wiwi.uni-kl.de

Our aim is to help you make your decision and ensure that you choose the right degree program for you. We look forward to getting to know you and answering your questions.

Remember that choosing your degree program is an important step that can have a significant impact on your professional future. We are here to make sure you make the best decision possible.

We look forward to receiving your call or email and to accompanying you on your educational journey!

Our student advisory service:
Building 42 Room 122
Phone: +49 (0)631 / 205 - 3734
E-mail: dekanat-hiwi(at)wiwi.uni-kl.de
Consultation hours student advisory service
Mon. - Thurs.: 09:00 - 17:00
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and the study program manager:
Dr. Miruna Sarbu, Building 42 Room 130, Phone : +49 (0) 631 205 3116, E-Mail: studienbuero@wiwi.uni-kl.de
Office hours: Currently only by telephone or e-mail