Business Administration and Economics
Summary
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
6 semesters
Winter semester
Summer semester
German
What is it about?
Are you interested in how business and economic systems are connected and want to understand how a modern economy works?
How do businesses turn creative ideas into innovative products using design thinking—and what makes their market strategies successful?
Why is wealth unevenly distributed across countries—and how can studying economics help us understand and reduce this gap?
Interest sparked?
In this degree program, students work with topics such as:
- Business Administration–e.g., marketing, controlling and finance, entrepreneurship, digital transformation
- Economics–e.g., economic policy, global markets, public budgets, consumer behavior
- Methodological foundations–e.g., statistics, mathematics, econometrics
- The opportunity to set your own focus through individual competence profiles
Why study Business Administration and Economics?
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Suitable for you?
- analytical thinking
- mathematical abilities
- knowledge of English
- organizational skills
- curiosity
- social contexts
- economic topics
- working in a team
- communication skills
- creativity
What can I expect during my studies?
The program consists of several modules that are thematically coordinated and together form the overall course of study. A helpful point of reference is the recommended study plan, which shows which modules are scheduled for each semester.
The structure of each module can be reviewed in the module manual. It provides detailed information on all modules offered within the degree program, including course content, examination formats and requirements, as well as requirements for participation.
Module Manual of B.Sc. Business Administration and Economics
The Bachelor’s program includes six competence profiles that students can choose from:
- Business Analytics and Operations Management
- Data, Decisions, Economic Policy
- Finance, Accounting, Controlling, Taxation
- Financial Markets and Financial Economics
- Global Management, Marketing, and Human Resources
- Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Digitalization
What’s next after graduation?
I work, e.g.,
• in management–e.g., human resources or product management
• in finance–e.g., banking or controlling
• in the public sector and NGOs
• in logistics and procurement
• in start-ups and digital economy
I work as, e.g.,
• marketing manager
• data analyst
• auditor/financial controller
• project manager
• business consultant/business developer
After the Bachelor’s studies, the following consecutive Master’s degree program is offered:
M.Sc. Business Administration and Economics
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Who can help me?
Departmental Advisory Service
For general questions about degree programs and studying at TU Dortmund University, you can contact the Central Student Advisory Service for support:
E-mail: zsb@tu-dortmund.de
Information hotline for initial inquiries: +49 231 755 2345
What does everyday student life actually look like? And what do students say about their degree program? For a student perspective, you can contact the student representatives (Fachschaft) of the subject.
Important Information
Good to know!
- Semester contribution Summer semester 2026: 321,00 €
- Studierendenwerk Dortmund: Student residences and BAföG
- International Office: Options for going abroad
