A young man stands casually at an armchair with his elbow resting on the backrest. In the background, a group of people are talking to each other in a blur.

Tailor-made for tomorrow’s managers: the perfect mix of business administration, the latest in information technology (IT) and a strong practical focus get you ready to assume operational management responsibilities.

You’ll have plenty of options open to you at the end of your three-year degree. Regardless of the industry or specialism, this part-time programme is the ideal preparation for launching your career or moving on to a postgraduate degree. In-depth IT-related expertise is a particularly valuable asset.

Degree

Bachelor of Arts in Business


Organisational form

part-time / 6 semesters / 180 ECTS


Language

German


Study fee

363.36 EUR


Important dates

Date end
15.04.2025

15.04.2025
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The degree programme

Future managers will need one thing above all: a general education in economics and business that enables you to keep an eye on the bigger picture and effectively spot risks and opportunities. At the same time, a solid understanding of business management and strong soft skills, such as communication and leadership expertise, are essential for success.

Do you want to set up your own company? Or are you interested in taking over an existing enterprise, maybe a family business? If the answer is yes, this is the programme for you.

BUSINESS MEETS NEW TECHNOLOGIES

This part-time bachelor programme offers an outstanding blend of business administration, new technologies, soft skills, law and English – a unique combination.

This opens up new opportunities at the intersection of different specialisms – such as controlling and IT or marketing and new technologies. – as well as typical career paths for business administration graduates.

After completing your degree, you have everything it takes to enter the world of business – you have a range of options for taking the next step on the career ladder or you can enrol on a postgraduate programme.


Understanding the start-up process

You will receive a detailed introduction to the start-up process – from the business idea to the business plan to managing the company. There is a core focus on assessing risks and opportunities, as well as the latest financing options.

Tip: At IMC Krems, you also have the opportunity to use our Founders Lab alongside your studies. There, students receive support in implementing their start-up ideas and are guided through potential business ventures. Start-up service at its best!


INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS

Some courses are taught in English, which helps you to take your language skills to the next level.

There is also the option of spending the third semester at one of our partner universities and completing an internship abroad in semester 4.



Studying Business Administration can pave the way for a variety of career opportunities in different industries. From working in large multinational companies to starting your own business. You will develop leadership skills that are vital for success in the business world, such as communication skills, decision-making, problem-solving, teamwork and strategic thinking.

Doris Berger-Grabner

Studiengangsleitung


Curriculum

A formula for success: theoretical knowledge + practical experience

The programme is built on three pillars.

Semesters 1–3

The basics

You will gain a solid, broad-based grounding in core business administration topics such as marketing, accounting, finance, economics and selected aspects of law, business mathematics and statistics.

This is complemented by expertise related to new technologies and IT applications, as well as soft skills and business English.

In the first semester you will start working on a multi-semester project, applying theory in the context of an innovation process as part of the new technologies section of the programme.

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Semesters 1–6

The practical training

Professional skills are directly incorporated into the curriculum of the part-time programme. In the first two years, you are required to complete a workload of between six and ten ECTS credits of 25 hours each per semester at a company of your choice.

The benefit for you: you gain valuable professional experience or can continue working for your current employer. You will be studying alongside fellow professionals, which makes for lively and informative class discussions. You can debate questions together in groups and share your experiences with each other. Case studies, project work and lecturers from the business world are all part of the programme’s strong practical focus.

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Semesters 5 & 6

Advanced courses

The skills you acquire in the opening semesters will be fine-tuned during the rest of the programme.

You will cover managerial tools such as integrated accounting, management control, business organisation and organisational development. Starting a business, start-up financing and selected legal aspects are also part of the curriculum.

Courses such as Web Content Management and E-Marketing are designed to broaden your knowledge of new technologies. The programme will help you to consolidate your English skills, and you will also be required to write a bachelor paper using academic methods.

One of the highlights is the business simulation in semester 6. This enables you to bring together your knowledge of the various topics related to business administration. The aim is to assess the interactions between different departments, analyse complex business situations, and develop strategic approaches for your project.

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What can you expect from your studies?

The curriculum provides an overview. Click on the individual courses for further information.

CourseSWSECTS

Rechnungswesen und Finanzierung

  
Buchhaltung24
   

Informationstechnologien

  
Algorithmen und Programmierung23
Computational Thinking12
CIO-Basiswissen22
   

Management

  
Sustainability and Ethics in Leadership11
   

Neue Technologien

  
Prozessinnovation I: E-Business-Basics11
   

Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten

  
Einführung in die empirische Sozialforschung11
   

Persönlichkeitstraining

  
Gruppendynamik11
   

Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre

  
Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre - Übung11
Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre23
   

Englisch

  
Business English I22
   

Berufspraktikum

  
Berufspraktikum I09
   

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Team

Prof.(FH) Mag. Dr. Doris Berger-Grabner, MA

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Retail and marketing

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Prof.(FH) Dipl.-Kfm. Stefan Baronowski, BA (Hons)
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Prof.(FH) Mag. Michael Reiner
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