Language of instruction: German
Standard period of studies: 7 semesters
Understand Europe and help to shape it
The Harz University of Applied Sciences is the only place in Germany where a Bachelor of Arts in European Administrative Management is offered. Which developments are currently determining economic policy in Europe? How is the European Union structured? As an expert on Europe in a public institution or company, which regulations do I need to be aware of?
We offer you a widely diversified degree programme which will qualify you to work in the public sector, private companies or non-governmental organisations (NGOs). What your specialist area will be, you decide yourself, for example through your work placement or your bachelor's thesis.
An excellent command of languages
An important part of your degree programme is the learning of foreign languages in modern language laboratories. In the third semester at the latest, your English will be so fluent that you can easily take part in discussions on specialist themes. At the same time, you will learn a second foreign language.
Good support
The excellent support at the Harz University of Applied Sciences provides you with security throughout your entire degree programme. Special information events about work placements and studying abroad, career prospects and questions of financing are available for you to attend in every semester. With the degree programme coordinator, the International Office and your teaching staff, you have direct contacts you can talk to at any time.
Contents:
Introduction to Administrative Management, Introduction to Economics, European Law, European Institutions, Politics in Europe, Single European Market, Communication Strategies, Social Sciences, Introduction to Cost Accounting, Introduction to Civil Law, European Governance, Intercultural Awareness, Economics and Economic Policy, Personnel Management, Marketing
Methods of teaching and learning:
Lecture series concluding with an examination; seminars with practical exercises, presentations.
Language courses:
Language training in modern laboratories: 1st foreign language: English, 2nd foreign language: French, Spanish or Russian
Work placement:
Thirteen-week local authority work placement; thirteen-week government work placement; seminar accompanying practical work
Study semester abroad (at a partner university for the degree programme European Administrative Management or another university worldwide)
Contents:
Compulsory elective courses
The following themes can be chosen:
Methods of teaching and learning:
Seminars, project work and simulation exercises
Bachelor's work placement; bachelor's seminar; bachelor's thesis; bachelor's colloquium
The career areas of our graduates:
Information for Applicants