[12W] Wirtschaft und Recht

Bachelor of Science (BSc)

German, some courses are taught in English

Yes [The selection process prior to admission to the Bachelor's degree programme Business and Law takes place once per academic year, before the beginning of the respective winter semester. It consists of several steps. First, applicants must register online at https://campus.aau.at/idm/signup?lang=en, following which they will receive confirmation of their registration by e-mail. Next, applicants are invited to participate in the online self-assessment. This involves completing an online catalogue of questions based on relevant study-related materials provided on the website. Once the self-assessment has been carried out, applicants receive a confirmation by e-mail and can take part in the subsequent written examination. The e-mail includes information about the exact date of the examination. A list of the examination topics is published on the website of Klagenfurt University no later than four months before the date of the examination. If the personal ranking achieved in the examination entitles them to study at the AAU, applicants can now register for the degree program in person at the AAU Admission Office. The admission procedure is only carried out for each degree program intake, if the number of registrations for the admission procedure exceeds the specified number of available places.]

During the course of the Bachelor's degree programme Business and Law students gain comprehensive fundamental business administration expertise, as well as knowledge drawn from the subjects Public Law, Private Law, Fiscal Law, Employment Law, and European Law. Furthermore, students have the opportunity to test their theoretical knowledge in the context of practically-oriented courses, and can learn the technique of finding solutions for legal cases. The degree programme is rounded off with courses from Economics, Mathematics for Business Administration, and the restricted electives, such as a foreign business language.

In terms of content, the Bachelor's degree programme Business and Law conveys knowledge from the field of Business Administration and from the field of Law, and qualifies students

• to deal with problems of a business nature in an independent manner.
• to recognise legal issues and resolve these autonomously.
• to apply networked thinking.
• to competently perform management tasks at the level of middle management.

Our graduates are trained for "interface functions" in private enterprises and in the public sector. They are endowed with key qualifications, allowing them to collaborate closely with both economists and legal practitioners.

Student mobility is actively promoted within the scope of the Bachelor's degree programme Business and Law. The experience of intercultural exchange coupled with the acquisition and expansion of foreign language skills serve as ideal preparation for a career in the globalised economy. Students are therefore strongly encouraged to spend one semester studying at a foreign university.

Master's degree programme Business and Law

The introductory orientation phase grants students an overview of the key elements of the degree programme and of the course of studies ahead. Thus, it provides a factual basis for the personal evaluation of the choice of degree programme. As students must successfully complete the introductory orientation phase in order to continue their studies, it is recommended that the introductory orientation phase should be scheduled during the first semester. The introductory orientation phase accounts for 10 ECTS credits and includes the courses "Introduction to Business Administration" and "Introduction to Economics", and "Fundamental Principles of Public and Private Law".

1 March until 15 May

General university entrance qualification

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