This Diploma degree program in Business Education combines conventional studies in business administration with education, didactics, and psychology. It equips you with expertise to pursue careers in management or education. Graduates can work as educators in vocational schools, adult education centers, or in various business roles. The program offers multiple qualifications, allowing for specialization in areas like corporate accounting, business education, or human resource development. It also includes practical experience through student teaching internships.
The combination of business, education, and psychology skills opens diverse career paths. Graduates are well-prepared for roles that require both business acumen and pedagogical expertise. The program's flexibility allows graduates to adapt to various professional needs.
Proof of C1 level proficiency in German is required. Some students may receive academic credit for prior relevant coursework, such as bookkeeping and cost accounting, by contacting the Office of Examination and Recognition Services.
As this is a public university in Austria, tuition fees for domestic and EU/EEA students are typically very low or non-existent. International student fees may apply, but are not specified here.
You need a general higher education entrance qualification, such as an Austrian Matura diploma, and proof of C1 level German language proficiency to apply.
The programme is structured over 9 semesters, totaling 270 ECTS credits.
As this is a public university in Austria, tuition fees for domestic and EU/EEA students are typically very low or non-existent. International student fees may apply, but are not specified.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as educators in vocational schools, adult education specialists, human resources managers, or in middle/upper management business roles.
Yes, the program includes mandatory student teaching internships: a one-month internship during the first part of studies and a three-month internship during the second part.
You must meet the general entry requirements, provide proof of C1 level German proficiency, and complete the enrollment process through the Admissions Office.