Bachelor in Business Education

We look forward to working with you and training you. You are one of our future students and have a very good high school diploma. This is the basic requirement. Additional positive qualities we hold in high regard are your enthusiasm, interest, openness, self-discipline and self-organization as well as a good measure of curiosity, with the courage to accept and face challenges.

If you study business administration at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, you will need and develop all these skills. We are not a small university, as we are one of the "big players" in Europe. This means that you will be sitting in a lecture hall with several hundred fellow students. But it also means that you have the opportunity to meet many new people and to gain advanced knowledge beyond your own horizons by discovering the wide range of courses offered by a real university.

The professors and lecturers at LMU Munich School of Management are ready to educate, challenge and support you at the highest level. International guest lecturers who come to Munich every year will provide you with insights into international research and give you the opportunity to learn about new ways of thinking. Due to the excellent networking with industry and business, you will get to know renowned guest lecturers and honorary professors, who will help you establish the link between the material you have learned and the world of practice.

The bachelor's degree program in business education is a full-time job. Be sure to work and study hard from the very beginning, as every grade you earn counts toward your bachelor's degree grade. The exams you write at the end of each semester are more on the level of "high school diploma exams" than "school assignments." Good time management and a lot of self-discipline right from the first semester will help you. But don't worry, this can be learned and the LMU offers courses on this as well. As a rough indication, you can expect to do one hour of preparation and follow-up per hour of lecture/exercise per week.

Preparing your future together with you and training you well for your future career is not always an easy path. The amount of material - unlike perhaps in school - is large and demanding and in addition to working at the university and with the lecturers, you will have to acquire information yourself. For your personal career, this path is worthwhile. Well-known companies are pleased to have successful graduates from the LMU Munich School of Management.

And last but not least, you will benefit from the excellent quality of life in Munich - whether it is leisure opportunities such as sports, culture or nightlife, or the great working conditions during and after your studies - the Bavarian capital is one of the most beautiful and fastest growing cities in Europe. The location of the university in the heart of Maxvorstadt directly next to the English Garden could not be better.

The Business Education I program is increasingly oriented towards the content of business administration. It offers you the opportunity to either opt for a broad generalist education or to specialize in the offered areas of Accounting; Business Taxation; Digital Business; Finance & Insurance; Marketing & Strategy; Strategic Organization or Technology & Innovation, etc.

The Bachelor program Wirtschaftspädagogik (Business Education) I (PDF, 1,187 KB) as a presentation (in German)

More detailed information can be found on the Internet pages of the ISC (in German).

The Business Education II program provides a broad consolidation of general Business Administration. At the same time, the program offers you an integrated subsidiary subject. This means, for example, that you can teach at a vocational school after graduation.

The Bachelor program Wirtschaftspädagogik (Business Education) II (PDF, 1,354 KB) as a presentation (in German)

More detailed information can be found on the Internet pages of the ISC (in German).

Following your studies in business education at the LMU Munich School of Management, you will have a wide range of perspectives, depending on your individual focus and competencies, both within the framework of in-company training and further education, and beyond. Typical fields of activity are:

• Educational administration and educational policy in professional chambers, associations and ministries
• Human resources in companies
• Training and further education management
• Advanced training in companies
• Extracurricular adult education in public and private institutions
• Educational consulting and development aid
• Commercial activities