Bachelor EER (OER) 2013-2014 DRAFT - School of Business and ...

If, during the period of study abroad, a student acquires 30.0 credits instead of 26.0
credits, the additional 4.0 credits may be used to substitute one of the required skills
training courses, with the exception of the QM III skills and the Capstone
assignment.
Within the seven (7) major and minor electives, students are obliged to take at least
two courses as part of one major. If students take two courses representing a
'thematic minor', they will get the annotation 'thematic Minor' on the list of grades.
Students switching from the International Business programme after the first-year
Bachelor's exam are restricted in their choice for one of the courses within the minor
format to the list of Economics courses as provided in the study guide.
C. Bachelor of Science in Economics/Fiscal Economics
The final Bachelor's exam for the study programme in Economics/Fiscal Economics is
composed of four semesters comprising sixteen (16) courses of 6.5 credits per
course over eight course periods, and four (4) skills training courses of 4.0 credits
per skills training course.
D. Bachelor of Science in International Business
The final Bachelor's exam for the study programme in International Business is
composed of four semesters. The first semester comprises four (4) courses of 6.5
credits per course over two course periods and one (1) skills training course of 4.0
credits. The following semesters comprise a period of study abroad of 26.0 credits,
six electives of 6.5 credits per elective in the format of the majors and minors as
specified in the study guide, two (2)_electives of 6.5 credits per elective, two
(2)elective skills training courses of 4.0 credits per skills training course, and one
Capstone assignment of 4.0 credits.
If, during the period of study abroad, a student acquires 30.0 credits instead of 26.0
credits, the additional 4.0 credits may be used to substitute one of the required skills
training courses, with the exception of the Capstone assignment.
Within the six (6) major and minor electives, students are obliged to take at least
two courses as part of one major. If students take two courses representing a
'thematic minor', they will get the annotation 'thematic Minor' on the list of grades.
Chapter II Article 8 Electives
The following applies to students who started their second year of their programme
before academic year 2008-2009 regarding article 8 Electives.
A2. Bachelor of Science in Economics and Business Economics/International Business
Economics
In order to meet the exam requirements within the available space for electives in
the Bachelor of Science in Economics/International Business Economics programme,
students need to choose:
- one (1) elective from the Economics Electives list provided in the study guide;
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