Master
International Business Administration 2024
Brief description
Degree programme code: 066 914
Degree programme: Master's programme
Degree programme duration: 4 semesters
Workload: 120 ECTS credits
Degree: Master of Science (MSc)
Language of instruction: German/English
Admission requirements: Click here
Application procedure: no
Programme outcomes
Besides knowledge in the core subjects of business administration, students of the master’s programme in International Business Administration gain in-depth management competences from an international perspective.
Another unique feature of this degree programme is the interdisciplinary education with a focus on a chosen cultural area, during which students acquire legal, historical, sociological and cultural competences, as well as business communication competences (at least in one foreign language).
Students can choose from the following cultural areas:
- Africa
- Europe
- Latin America
- China
- Slavonic Area
- South Asia
- Skandinavia
Fields of activity
A wide range of career opportunities are open to graduates of the bachelor’s degree programme in International Business Administration, both in the private and public sector. On the one hand, the degree programme paves the way for independence. On the other hand, it enables graduates to take up leading positions.
The programme concentrates on management activities in the economic sector, with particular emphasis on linguistic and cultural education.
Structure
Introductory period ECTS credits required: 30 | ECTS credits |
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Basic Modules (GM) | 18 |
Consolidation Modules (AM) | 12 |
Specialisation Phase ECTS credits required: 60 | ECTS credits |
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International Competencies Students have to choose 1 international specialisation (with 20 ECTS credits) from following cultural areas: PVM1 Africa | 20 |
Students have to choose 2 specialisations (with 20 ECTS credits each) from a variety of specialisation courses offered: VM1 Analytics in eServices and Operations | 40 |
Master's thesis module ECTS credits required: 30 | ECTS credits |
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Students have to attend a master’s thesis seminar (which one depends on the topic of the thesis) offered by the Faculty. As part of this seminar, the master’s thesis is drafted, supervised and presented in an intermediate state. | |
Seminar: Master's Thesis | 6 |
Master's Thesis | 20 |
Final Examination (Defence) | 4 |
Curriculum/Study Plan
For all legal regulations and a detailed description of the structure of this degree programme, please refer to the curriculum.
Personal requirements
The master’s programme in International Business Administration addresses students who have already graduated from a bachelor’s or diploma programme in the field of business and economics. It also addresses graduates of other bachelor’s programmes who have already acquired basic knowledge in business administration and who strive for a job that requires competences in the fields of business and economics, cultural studies and linguistics.
If you would like to find out more about the history, the societies and the legal systems of the offered cultural areas (Europe, Africa, China, South Asia, Latin America, Slavonic region, Skandinavia) and are excited about economic relations, this degree programme is the right fit for you.
Admission
Information about the admission are available on the website of the Admissions Office
Contact and help
Please address questions and concerns regarding the admission procedure to "Studienservice und Lehrwesen" via their contact form.
If you have any questions regarding the contents of the degree programme, please contact:
ssc.wiwi@univie.ac.at
service@i-bw.at
You find useful information on the website of the SSC.
If you have any questions regarding the organisation of the degree programme, please contact:
ssc.wiwi@univie.ac.at
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