Facts about the study program
| Name of the degree programme | International Business Administration - Sustainable Management | Specialization Accounting, Controlling & Finance (ACF) | |
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| Level of the degree according to the national and European Qualifications Framework |
Master (2nd cycle) | |
| Degree awarded | Master of Arts in Business, MA | |
| Field of study (ISCED-F Code) | 0411 - Accounting and Taxation | |
| Mode of study | Part-time studies, variable time model | |
| Length of programme (standard period of study) |
4 semesters |
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| Semester dates | Friday afternoon to evening, Saturday full day, in person sessions as part of Contextual Studies Thursday evenings or 2 block weeks per semester |
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| Number of credits | 120 ECTS | |
| Languages of instruction | German, individual courses in English | |
| Mobility window |
Semester abroad possible in 4th semester |
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| Academic calendar | View the academic calendar | |
| Examination regulations and grading scale | View the examination regulations and grading scale | |
| Final examination | Final master's examination | |
| Cost |
Currently no tuition fees, obligatory ÖH-fee |
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| Study start | September | |
| Specific admission requirements | Completed basic studies with at least 180 ECTS (diploma or bachelor's degree) in Business Administration or an equivalent degree from another discipline with at least 30 ECTS in business fundamentals. See admission requirements |
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| Application |
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Admission to the final examination
In order to register for the final master's oral examination, all courses in the curriculum must have been completed positively.
Master's thesis
Positive evaluation of the Master's thesis. The topic for your Master's thesis is developed during the first two semesters and specified in a disposition paper in the third semester. The 4th semester is available for the final writing. The aim of a Master's thesis is to work on an academic issue independently, systematically and methodically, demonstrating the ability to conduct independent research, problem-solving and reflection.
Master's examination
The Master's degree programme concludes with an oral examination in front of a committee of a relevant examination board. Examination components include the presentation and defense of the master's thesis, an examination discussion related to the topic of the master's thesis and an examination discussion on curricular course contents.