Bachelor of Arts Nebenfächer VWL und BWL

Central informationen for B.A.

• on the homepage of the Joint Commission (GeKo) of the Faculties of Economics and Behavioral Sciences, Philology and Philosophy at the University of Freiburg: http://www.geko.uni-freiburg.de/studiengaenge/bachelor

Introductory week

• Central information on the introductory week of the B.A. programs on the homepage of the Joint Commission
• Subject-specific introductory and information event for the minor courses in VWL and BWL
• FAQ about the Bachelor program at the Institute of Economics

General information about the B.A. minor subjects VWL and BWL

• Guideline for first-semester students
• Info-sheet: Admision to the B.A. minor-subjects BWL and VWL
• Examination regulations B.A. minor-subject VWL
• Statues and central information B.A. minor-subjects VWL
• Examination regulations B.A. minor-subject BWL
• Statues and central information B.A. minor-subject BWL

VWL as B.A.-minor subject

• Module handbook B.A. minor-subject VWL
• Recommended study plan in the B.A. minor-subject VWL - grafical (acc. to examination regulations 2011)

BWL as B.A.-minor subject

• Module handbook B.A. minor-subject BWL 
  
• Recommended study plan in the B.A. minor-subject BWL - grafical (acc. to examination regulations 2011)

Frequently Asked Questions to the B.A. minor subjects:

• Which courses are available in the modules "Ausgewählte Themenbereiche der VWL" or "Ausgewählte Themenbereiche der BWL"?
• In the module "Ausgewählte Themenbereiche der VWL" lectures and exercises from the areas of economic theory, economic policy and finance can be completed. These are defined in the module handbook of the B.Sc. VWL (areas of economic theory, economic policy and finance). The courses of a semester can be found in the electronic course catalog.

• In the module "Ausgewählte Themenbereiche der BWL", lectures and exercises from the field of business administration can be completed. These are defined in the module handbook of the B.Sc. VWL (area General BWL). The courses of a semester can be found in the electronic course catalog.

• Elective courses are often offered with 4 or 6 ECTS credits. What does this ECTS number depend on and who decides how many ECTS are awarded?
  4 ECTS are typically awarded for participation in the lecture with a corresponding examination on the lecture;
  6 ECTS are typically awarded if the student also attends the accompanying tutorial and takes the correspondingly more extensive examination. If this elective option exists, the ECTS number is chosen by the student when registering for the examination. The required performances and possible ECTS points are announced at the beginning of the semester (course catalog, module handbook or first lecture).