Practical orientation, social skills, methodological skills, professional competence, work in small groups, Bachelor's study project, Master's research project, inter-disciplinary approach.

Going through the Erasmus programme, many students can complete stays abroad at our numerous partner universities. Apart from this, students can apply for a German Academic Exchange Service scholarship and earn credits abroad.

BI Norwegian Business School, Norwegen; Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), Polen; Trinity College Dublin, Irland; International Business School Budapest, Ungarn; Athens University of Economics and Business, Griechenland; Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finnland; Universidad de Córdoba, Spanien; Università degli Studi di Bergamo, Italien + Università degli Studi di Milano, Italien; University College Dublin, Irland.

Various computer rooms are available in the faculty, equipped with the standard Microsoft software; Statistics packages such as R, SPSS, AMOS and specific access to others such as MPlus via the respective professorship are standard.

Methodological skills, empirical research, normative research. Research projects are a constitutive element of the Master's degree (Bachelor's degree), in which work is carried out over a year (a semester) on an academic project, often with practical relevance, in small groups. Alongside the final thesis, the project is a very important part of studies, accounting for 20 credits (18 credits).

There is an Entrepreneurs’ Office and an SME research centre, providing vigorous exchange between companies in the region and Business Administration students. The SPIRIT project supports business start-ups.

In Business Administration there is close contact between learners and teaching staff/professors.