Study Management or Business Information Technology
A Bachelor's programme usually takes 6-8 semesters and consists of 180 ECTS (exception: International Business Management trinational 210 ECTS). The School of Business offers two degree programmes in German and two in English, as well as a trilingual degree programme (trinational).
You have the choice of 5 courses of study. The three management courses of study teaches you the skills to become a business professional with a specialisation such as economic psychology, finance or intercultural marketing. In the two Business Information Technology courses you will learn to find innovative solutions at the interface between business and IT.
Our Undergraduate Programmes
The degree course in Business Administration (International Management) has a global focus and teaches you the basics in management, economics, accounting, statistics and law. For full-time students a semester abroad is compulsory, for part-time students recommended. In the final year of your studies you choose an area of specialisation which is also listed on your diploma. This allows you to put together an individual study portfolio based on your interests and preferences.
Start: September (week 37)
Language: English
Location: Brugg-Windisch or Olten
Study Mode: Full time or part time
Admission: Minimum requierement is a completed professional baccalaureate. Further criteria
This trilingual bachelor's programme teaches you economic and management basics such as financial accounting, intercultural management styles or marketing, all with an international orientation. The programme takes place in three different countries (Switzerland, France and Germany) over the course of 3.5 years. At the end of the course you will also receive three degrees. Integrated internships allow you to start your studies directly after the Matura.
Start: September (week 39)
Language: German, English and French
Location: Basel, Colmar and Lörrach
Study Mode: Full time incl. internships
Admission: Minimum requirement is a Swiss Matura, professional baccalaureate or specialist baccalaureate (all specialisations welcome).
The German Bachelor in Betriebsökonomie provides you with sound knowledge in management, economics, mathematics, statistics and law. The focus is on the Swiss framework conditions. In the final year of your studies, you choose an area of specialisation which is also listed on your diploma. This allows you to put together an individual study portfolio based on your interests and preferences.
Start: September (week 37)
Language: German
Location: Basel, Brugg-Windisch or Olten
Study Mode: Full time or part time
Admission: Minimum requirement is a completed professional baccalaureate. Further criteria
This degree course teaches you how business and information technology interact. This includes accounting and corporate finance as well as programming and software engineering. Optional modules allow you to put together an individual study portfolio. After completing your studies, you will be just as familiar with the challenges and processes of companies as you are with the technical possibilities of information technology.
Start: September (week 37)
Language: English
Location: Basel or Brugg-Windisch
Study Mode: Full time or part time
Admission: Minimum requirement is a completed professional baccalaureate. Further criteria
This German course of study teaches you how business and information technology interact. This includes accounting and economics as well as programming and databases. Optional modules allow you to put together an individual study portfolio. After completing your studies, you will be just as familiar with the challenges and processes of companies as you are with the technical possibilities of information technology.
Start: September (week 37)
Language: German
Location: Olten
Study Mode: Full time or part time
Admission: Minimum requirement is a completed professional baccalaureate. Further criteria
Find out more at one of our trial days or at an information event. We will be pleased to inform you about the courses offered of the School of Business and explain the structure and content of the programmes.
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