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CONTENT EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT
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MEDICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL BIOTECHNOL
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GENERAL INFORMATION NAME AND ADDRES
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General Nursing (full-time) Languag
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BACHELOR MASTER All full-time study
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Course Description This first semes
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� know and use efficient rhetoric
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Business Statistics and Mathematics
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Literature DAFT, Richard l.: Unders
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� the role of managers in the bus
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Course Description Introduction to
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Course Description See ―Arabic I
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Literature Required Text: ZHAO Jinm
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Prerequisites / Level Participant o
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Learning Outcomes / Course Objectiv
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2 nd Semester (SPRING) Accounting I
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Evaluation Evaluation will take the
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Teaching Methods The very concept i
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International Economics Semester Ho
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Course Description Introduction to
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After completion of this seminar, s
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Course Description This course incl
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Selection of topic, group forming,
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Teaching Methods The course is desi
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aspects of Chinese culture (e.g. in
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Evaluation None Russian II Semester
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Spanish II Semester Hours per week
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3 rd Semester (FALL) Controlling Se
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Literature Cases supplied in class.
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As management does consist of many
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� Foreign Trade Law � Internati
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� Identify personal characteristi
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Prerequisites / Level None Course D
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� Appraise the essence of how to
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Prerequisites / Level Arabic I + II
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This course will introduce the stud
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Course Description The objective of
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5 th Semester (FALL) Applied Comput
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Section 2: project, presentation, f
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Literature Current editions of the
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� Develop a research proposal �
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Literature Czinkota and Rokainen. I
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� apply financial globalization p
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Human Resource Management II - Mana
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Course Description The lessons:' to
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Literature Zhao Jinming, Chinese Co
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Loos; H., A. Berditschewski. Proekt
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6 th Semester (SPRING) Training Int
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� analyse and solve real world ca
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Besides the front lecturing on Envi
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� Understand and discuss the chal
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The meetings will be utilized for s
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The students should also be able to
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French V Semester Hours per week Su
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Learning Outcomes / Course Objectiv
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EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT - Master
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Learning Outcomes / Course Objectiv
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� HR tasks in context with differ
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o Benchmarking � Business Strateg
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� Evaluate the strengths and limi
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consulting engagements will be used
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� acquire the language competence
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working on intercultural skills for
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Evaluation Projects and presentatio
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� Current Developments in Trade a
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� Definition of strategic purpose
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Literature Alberto Santa Maria, Eur
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Evaluation Case study project Resea
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Literature Stefano Gatti: Project F
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situations. Active in-class partici
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Teaching Methods Students will be e
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� business strategy and policy
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Teaching Methods This course will b
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3 rd Semester (FALL) Applied Resear
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Teaching Methods The lecturer will
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will be able to apply their technic
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Prerequisites / Level Completed BA
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� Application and deepening of co
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approaches to address these; (v) ap
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TOURISM & LEISURE MANAGEMENT - Bach
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� working with large and multiple
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Literature ZHAO Jinming et al.: Lu.
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Principles of Management I Semester
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German intermediate Semester Hours
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Italian Exercise I Semester Hours p
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Evaluation Examinations (1 written
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session by working through the rele
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Course Description A Russian course
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An introspective understanding of h
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5. Use selected leisure marketing c
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2 nd Semester (SPRING) Accounting E
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Applied Computer Technologies (ACT)
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we may proceed! We will start with
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Literature Required text: Scripts:
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Additional Sources for Individual S
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Italian Exercise II Semester Hours
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Both branches of law, public and pr
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Course Description Soft skills beat
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Final test (oral) Teaching Methods
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Evaluation Homework Midterm Test Fi
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Teaching Methods The course will be
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3 rd Semester (FALL) Chinese III Se
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� can explain a position regardin
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� deal with everyday life situati
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� Johnson, Robert, Kuby, Patricia
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Learning Outcomes / Course Objectiv
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QUO, ECOS, CAMBIO 16, El TIEMPO Eva
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� Describe trends in the travel i
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Course Description � Budget contr
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� can name and describe the funda
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Cokins, G. (2004). Performance Mana
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5 th Semester (FALL) Bachelor Semin
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Zielsetzung / Lernziele der Lehrver
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Fachbereich Forschung (ANFO) Qualit
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2 nd Semester (SPRING) NACHHALTIGE
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Business Intelligence Semester Woch
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3 rd Semester (FALL) APPLIED RESEAR
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Lehrveranstaltungsinhalte Bilanzpol
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HEALTH MANAGEMENT - Bachelor Progra
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Produktion und Dienstleistungsprodu
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einzelnen Aufgabenbereichen setzen.
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Einführung in die Rechtsgrundsätz
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Literaturrecherche, Literaturbewert
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2 nd Semester (SPRING) Allgemeine V
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Empfohlene Literatur Bogensberger,
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Arbeits- und Sozialrecht Semester W
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Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten II Seme
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Lehrveranstaltungsinhalte Grundlage
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Lehrveranstaltungsinhalte � Grund
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� Investitionen und Investitionsp
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Die Studierenden verfügen über Ba
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Erforderliche Vorkenntnisse Keine L
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4 th Semester (SPRING) PTS - Berufs
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5 th Semester (FALL) Bachelorsemina
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Empfohlene Literatur Wird als Downl
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Lehrveranstaltungsinhalte � Konfl
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Zielsetzung / Lernziele der Lehrver
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Bewertungsmethoden Semesterprüfung
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Zielsetzung / Lernziele der Lehrver
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MIDWIFERY - Bachelor Programme 1 st
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Lehrveranstaltungsinhalte Partiale
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Partiale 3 Ziel ist die Vermittlung
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Physiologie der praepartalen Phase
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2 nd Semester (SPRING) Berufsprakti
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Empfohlene Literatur Beck-Bornholdt
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Administrative Aufgaben und Meldepf
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Partiale 2 : Die Anatomie der weibl
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3 rd Semester (FALL) Berufspraktiku
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Pathologie in der Geburtshilfe - me
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Mutter und Kind / Rechtsgrundlagen
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Lehrmethoden Inhalte sowie sprachli
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Empfohlene Literatur keine Lehrmeth
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Sie können aufgrund dieser erworbe
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� Kenntnisse über die unterschie
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Partiale 3 Präsentation - mündlic
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Empfohlene Literatur Cluett, Elisab
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5 th Semester (Fall) Pädiatrie Sem
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von Konzepte der primären und seku
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Lehrmethoden Vorträge und Diskussi
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transferieren die Studierenden ihre
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Lösungen abzuleiten und umzusetzen
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Lage, die freiberufliche Berufsaus
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Lehrmethoden Wissensvermittlung dur
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Fallstudien - Geburtenbereich Semes
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Lehrmethoden Handlungsorientiertes
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Bewertungsmethoden 20% Kleingruppen
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Rohen Anatomie des Menschen; Rohen,
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Diskussion. Einsatz von Medien wie
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� Leiden � Tod � Todeszeichen
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Bewertungsmethoden Teilprüfung der
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� Lahninger, Paul: „Reise zur L
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Empfohlene Literatur De Poy, E. & G
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Klinische Neurologie und Neuropsych
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Unawareness, Planen/Problemlösen,
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Portfolio ab (Inhalt ergotherapeuti
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Ergotherapie in der Orthopädie I S
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- kennt die relevantesten Krankheit
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Bewertungsmethoden Während des Sem
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� Curtin, M. & Fossey, E. (2007).
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- kennt die Prognose für die Ergot
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Lehrveranstaltungsinhalte Kriterien
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Behandlungstechniken fließen im Ra
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Kubny-Lüke, B. (Hrsg.) (2009). Erg
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4 th Semester (SPRING) Berufsprakti
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Supervision I Semester Wochenstunde
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- kennt biomechanische, motorische,
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� Gesundheitsförderung und Präv
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Community Based Rehabilitation/Serv
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� Fokussierte Auseinandersetzung
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MARKETING AND SALES - Master Progra
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Evaluation Exam Consumer Behaviour
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• Identify potential PR threats
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Teaching Methods Lectures are based
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Literature Harvard Business School
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2 st Semester (SPRING) Integrated M
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Prerequisites/Level Marketing Plann
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� Integration and implementation
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Partner Analysis, Individual and Gr
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Literature Lewicki, R. J., Barry, B
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3 rd Semester (FALL) Applied Resear
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Prerequisites/Level Business Partne
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� components of the marketing bud
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Literature Duxbury, R. (2009). Nuts
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Franceschini, F., Maisano, D. & Gal
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MEDICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL BIOTECHNOL
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Teaching Methods Most of the lectur
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Learning Outcomes / Course Objectiv
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The main objective of the microbiol
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Teaching Methods Laboratory Evaluat
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Learning Outcomes / Course Objectiv
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Teaching Methods Laboratory Evaluat
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3 rd Semester (FALL) Biochemistry L
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and create a strategy to solve a gi
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Teaching Methods Laboratory Evaluat
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Learning Outcomes / Course Objectiv
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4 th Semester (SPRING) Biochemical
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Evaluation In-class participation D
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Evaluation Study Report GLP/GMP Sem
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Prerequisites / Level None Course D
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6 th Semester (SPRING) Bachelor the
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Evaluation In-class participation P
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MEDICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL BIOTECHNOL
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cover user requirements, equipment
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Recombinant protein production and
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Furthermore the students will have
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Learning Outcomes/ Course Objective
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Developmental biology and new thera
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Prerequisites/ Level Advanced Cours
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Course Description Molecular drug t
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3 rd Semester (FALL) Diploma thesis
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Course Description This lecture dea
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� Monitoring � Quality � Frau
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Course Description In this Lecture