Business Management and Economics as minor subject

Please note that all deadlines and dates (such as exam registration) may differ from those of your major subject. You can find the examination dates on the page of the examination office.

Structure of the interdisciplinary Bachelor of Business and Economics as a minor subject

Information about the study programme

Blick von der Uni am Sanderring über die Innenstadt Würzburgs auf Festung Marienberg und Neubaukirche.

Before starting your studies...

... you have the opportunity to take part in one of our Bachelor Orientation Tutorials (BOT). There you will receive valuable insights and information about the Bachelor's degree programme at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics before the start of the semester.

The aim is to deal with topics, questions and problems that experience has shown to occur particularly at the beginning of the degree programme and thus optimally prepare students for the start of their studies.

During your degree programme

In principle, every Bachelor's minor subject must be combined with a 120 ECTS credits major subject. A total of 60 ECTS credits must be completed in the Bachelor's minor subject of Economics, which is made up of a compulsory area (divided into Business Administration and Economics) totalling 50 ECTS credits and a compulsory elective area totalling 10 ECTS credits.

Standard value: Courses and examinations totalling 10 ECTS credits per semester. This corresponds to two module examinations per semester.

Eine Gruppe Studierender sitzt gemeinsam im Ringpark.

A semester abroad...

... is guaranteed, but not mandatory! The 5th and 6th semesters are particularly suitable for a stay abroad. You can choose from a large number of different partner universities and have the courses you take abroad credited to your degree programme.

You can find more information about studying abroad on our International page.

Your possible combinations

Ägyptologie
Alte Welt
Anglistik/Amerikanistik
Digital Humanities
Französisch
Geographie

Germanistik
Geschichte
Indologie/Südasienstudien
Italienisch
Klassische Archäologie
Kunstgeschichte

Museologie und materielle Kultur
Musikpädagogik
Musikwissenschaft
Pädagogik
Philosophie
Political and Social Studies

Russische Sprache und Kultur
Spanisch
Theologische Studien
Vor- und Frühgeschichtliche Archäologie

How to get your study place

Prerequisites:

Admission requirement is a university entrance qualification (e.g. Abitur, FOS/BOS 13)
Please note: There are special regulations for Germans with foreign educational certificates or prospective students with foreign citizenship and a foreign university entrance qualification. In this case, the application deadline is 15 July!

Enrolment:

The degree programme is admission-free without NC, i.e. from ~ 20 July you can simply enrol online for the start of the winter semester.
If you have any questions about enrolment, the staff at the Student Affairs will be happy to help you.

Study where others go on holiday!

Whether it's sunbathing on the banks of the River Main, enjoying the vineyards or partying in the clubs - there are numerous leisure options here.

Students in Würzburg can enjoy the beauty that this city has to offer to the full. From the World Heritage Site of the Würzburg Residence, to the new university on Sanderring, to the beautiful banks of the Main with a view of the fortress - everything is within easy walking distance!

You can find even more information about studying and living in Würzburg in our Pageflow