Business Management and Economics as minor subject

Details on the study structure

In principle, each Bachelor's minor subject must be combined with a 120-ECTS-credit major subject. A total of 60 ECTS points must be completed in the Bachelor's minor in Business and Economics, consisting of a compulsory area (divided into business administration and economics) with a total of 50 ECTS points and a compulsory elective area with a total of 10 ECTS points.

Guideline: Courses or examinations amounting to 10 ECTS credits per semester. This corresponds to two module examinations per semester.

 

Basic and Orientation Examination (GOP)

After the first semester, you must have acquired at least 5 ECTS points from examinations in the compulsory or elective areas, i.e. you must have passed at least one examination.

If you have not achieved this, you must have acquired at least 10 ECTS points from examinations in the compulsory or elective areas after the examination periods of the second semester, i.e. you must have passed at least two examinations.

Legal framework

ECTS credits

The 6-semester Bachelor Minor in Economics at the University of Würzburg is divided into individual modules. The modules have a total scope of 60 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System). The ECTS points are regarded as an internationally uniform unit of measurement for the workload associated with the course of study. For the minor subject, 10 ECTS points are planned for each semester of study - one ECTS point is estimated at a workload of 30 hours.

Study and examination regulations

As a rule, the subject-specific regulations (FSB) that were in force when you started your studies apply to you. The subject-specific regulations (SFB), which are included in the appendix, contain all the modules that you can take during your studies.

General Study and Examination Regulations (ASPO)
Subject-specific regulations for the ASPO with the degree BACHELOR (FSB)
Supplementary regulations for the pool of general key qualifications (ASQ pool)

Module descriptions and module handbooks

The module handbook relevant to you is based on the study and examination regulations applicable to you (see FSB and SFB).

Module descriptions and module handbooks

Examinations

The module examinations in the compulsory subjects of the Faculty of Business Management and Economics take place twice a year for each course. You have the possibility to take the exam at the end of the semester in which you attended the course or at the beginning of the following semester.
The module examinations for elective subjects and key qualifications can usually be taken at the end of each semester.