UNDERGRADUATE COURSES AT CAMPUS SCHÖNEBERG

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1 English Stream UNDERGRADUATE COURSES AT CAMPUS SCHÖNEBERG Badensche Straße 52 Tel. +49 (0) Room A 3.02 Fax +49 (0) D Berlin E mail internex@hwr berlin.de

2 General: This document lists the undergraduate courses which are available each semester* and gives an impression on the range of modules offered on an optional basis. To check the individual modules contents, please check our course database at berlin.de/ (> Courses > Search for Lectures > Enter Course no. as indicated in English Stream > Scroll down to Exams/Modules ) Important: Exchange students are allowed to pick a maximum of 32 hours/week or 40 ECTS, respectively. The registration to these courses will take place about 2 3 weeks before the beginning of the semester, i.e. mid March for the summer semester, and mid September for the winter semester. We will send a notification to the students in due time, as well as the detailed schedule listing times and lecturers for the respective semester. Please note that, due to capacity reasons, it is important to register within the period we will state then. Students who fail to register on time cannot be guaranteed to get admitted to courses, how urgent they may need to. In these cases, we might only be able to offer alternative courses. All information provided in this document are subject to change without prior notice. BSEL reserves the right at any time to modify its course offer. In these cases, BSEL shall assist the students in finding alternative courses. Please note that there are courses with two different course numbers. This numbering has no academic reasons, and there is no difference regarding scope, contents and ECTS. Hence, exchange students are allowed to chose either one or the other number. In cases where they will be allocated to the same course with a differing number, this is no reason for Learning Agreement changes, as the subject is identical. However, for internal reasons, the registrations sometimes are shifted to the same subject with a different subject number. Again, this is no reason for Learning Agreement changes. *Subject to change without notice Page 2 of 10

3 GENERAL STUDIES Introduction to Business English FIRST STAGE (basic) Business Administration Business Applications Business Organisation, Company, Work Seen from the Perspective of History and the Social Sciences English for Management English for Marketing Page 3 of 10

4 Fundamentals of Business Law Fundamentals of Corporate Finance History, Politics and Economics of the Host Country Human Resources and Organisation Human Resources and Organisation International Management Introduction into Business Information Systems Introduction to Financial Accounting Introduction to Managerial Accounting Page 4 of 10

5 Investment and Finance Marketing Mathematics for Business and Economics Organisation Behaviour in international Companies Regional Studies Statistics hrs tutorial 5 Strategic Management Work, Business and Society Page 5 of 10

6 Economics International Economics Microeconomics: Allocation and Distribution Political Economy and Social Structure of Modern Society Macroeconomics: The Economic Cycle and Employment Page 6 of 10

7 SECOND STAGE (advanced) Business Administration Communication and Interaction on the Job Communication Strategies and Consumer Behaviour English for Finance & Accounting English for International Business & Economics Finance and Investment Policies in Businesses Financial Analysis and Valuation History, Politics and Economics of the Host Country Human Resource Management Page 7 of 10

8 Instruments of Controlling Intercultural Communication International Business Accounting Management Accounting and Controlling Market Research Operations Management Organizational Design Product and Distribution Management Selected Issues in Business Finance Selected Issues in Marketing Page 8 of 10

9 Strategic Management hrs tutorial 5 Topic Area Internationalisation of economic processes goals, instruments and actors of regulation Econonomics English for Economics European Economic Policy National and international financial relations Page 9 of 10

10 Examples of non standard English modules (information regarding availability to be provided shortly before the exchange semester) Business Simulation Empirical Economic Research and Introductory Econometrics Topic Area: Behavioural Economics Topic Area: Quantitative Methods for Market Analysis Berlin as a Place of German History, Culture and Politics Gender in all its Forms the Law in Europe Academic Writing Page 10 of 10

Newcastle University Business School (NUBS)

Newcastle University Business School (NUBS) Contact Shelagh Cauwood Shelagh.Cauwood@ncl.ac.uk James Wade James.Wade@ncl.ac.uk All students must meet the following criteria: 1. any specified pre-requisites