gemäß verbindlicher Festlegungen zu belegender Module an der Partnerhochschule (Learning Agreements)

Students may choose between a minimum of 0 credits and a maximum of 6 credits for a cluster. (The choice of a language is NOT compulsory.)

The student may not choose their mother togue or English.

The student must choose a level of instruction (e.g. C1) which build upon their existing level (e.g. B2).

Students must choose between a minimum of 10 credits and a maximum of 20 credits for a cluster.
Students may choose from the following clusters:

• International Business, International Management, Globalisation, International
  Trade, Foreign Direct Investment, M&A, Joint Ventures/Alliances, International Law
  (HSE),
• Strategic Management, Competitive Strategy, Corporate Strategy, RBV, Marketing
  management, Sales
• Business Ethics, CSR, Environmental Management, Sustainability, Reputation
  management
• Organisational Behaviour, Organisational Design, Leadership, Motivation, HRM,
  Psychology, Sociology, Intercultural management, Change management, Teams,
• E-commerce, R&D, Technology, Knowledge management, Innovation, Business
  Development, Ventures, Start-ups, Digital economy
• Procurement, Purchasing, Logistics, Operations, Manufacturing, Assembly,
  Business Process Management, Supply Chain, Quality management, Sales, Service
  & support, Operations research
• Economics, Corporate Finance, Financial Accounting, Managerial/Cost Accounting,
  Tax Law, Tax accounting, Capital markets, Controlling, Banking, Monetary System,
• Industries – e.g. Tourism, Media, Automobile, Internet etc.

Generally, the modules chosen must be appropriate for study within a Master programme in International Management.
Master students may not under any circumstances choose Bachelor modules. This includes Bachelor modules from the 7th and 8th semesters of a four year Bachelor programme.
Modules may not be chosen from an MBA programme since this is a 'Post Experience' qualification.

Students must choose between a minimum of 10 credits and a maximum of 20 credits for electives.
Generally, the modules chosen must be appropriate for study within a Master programme in International Management.
Master students may not under any circumstances choose Bachelor modules. This includes Bachelor modules from the 7th and 8th semesters of a four year Bachelor programme.
Modules may not be chosen from an MBA programme since this is a 'Post Experience' qualification.