Scientific Topics in International Business Management
Niveau
1st study cycle, Bachelor
Learning outcomes of the courses/module
The participants:
• can reflect on academic and methodological fundamentals and apply them to develop their own research question.
• are able to identify relevant subject areas in the field and critically assess their suitability for a bachelor's thesis.
• distinguish between academic work and practice-oriented concepts and understand their respective requirements.
• recognize the importance of scientific research and methodological rigor for analyzing problems in an academic and professional context.
• prepare a presentation to present and discuss their research idea, including the research design for their bachelor's thesis, as part of the BA Camp.
• can reflect on academic and methodological fundamentals and apply them to develop their own research question.
• are able to identify relevant subject areas in the field and critically assess their suitability for a bachelor's thesis.
• distinguish between academic work and practice-oriented concepts and understand their respective requirements.
• recognize the importance of scientific research and methodological rigor for analyzing problems in an academic and professional context.
• prepare a presentation to present and discuss their research idea, including the research design for their bachelor's thesis, as part of the BA Camp.
Prerequisites for the course
None
Course content
• Review and deepening of key principles of academic work (methodology, research logic, source handling).
• Overview of current topics, research trends, and practice-oriented questions in the field of International Business Management.
• Distinction: academic thesis vs. practical concepts/projects.
• Methods of finding and narrowing down a topic (from interests to a precise research question).
• Developing a theoretical basis and methodological approach for one's own bachelor's thesis.
• Overview of current topics, research trends, and practice-oriented questions in the field of International Business Management.
• Distinction: academic thesis vs. practical concepts/projects.
• Methods of finding and narrowing down a topic (from interests to a precise research question).
• Developing a theoretical basis and methodological approach for one's own bachelor's thesis.
Recommended specialist literature
• Krugman, Paul R. et al.: Internationale Wirtschaft. Pearson (in der aktuellen Auflage)
• Artikel aus Fachzeitschriften, Journals und Handbüchern
• Artikel aus Fachzeitschriften, Journals und Handbüchern
Assessment methods and criteria
Portfolio assessment
Language
German
Number of ECTS credits awarded
2
Semester hours per week
Planned teaching and learning method
Blended learning
Semester/trimester in which the course/module is offered
5