Key Information

Deadline:

March 9 & September 28

Deadline:

The programme is open to all applicants. Please note the enrolment deadline!

7 Semester:

210 ECTS

7 Semester:

3.5 years standard period of study

Start:

Summer semester & Winter semester

Start:

Lectures begin in mid-March for the summer semester / at the end of September for the winter semester.

Location:

Schwäbisch Hall

Location:

Our Schwäbisch Hall campus, not far from the old town

Language:

German

Language:

The language of instruction is German, with some classes held in English.

Degree:

Bachelor of Arts

Degree:

Initial vocational qualification.

Study form:

Full-time

Study form:

Traditional full-time on-campus study.

Course content

In the Management and Human Resources degree programme you will complete a two-semester foundation course in Business Administration. In addition to the economic fundamentals of management, you will also learn about private commercial law and tax law. You will gain specific knowledge in all aspects of modern HR combined with cultural and international topics as well as basic language training in Business English.

The main course interdisciplinary skills are aquired in all relevant fields of operational and strategic human resource management. These include, amongst other things, HR policy, recruitment, incentive schemes, staff development, international assignments and HR research.

Through regular specialist lectures and field trips, you will gain an insight into current HR practices within companies. The option of spending a semester abroad arounds off your studies and broadens your international experience and perspectives.

Career perspectives

As a graduate, you will design internationally oriented HR strategies and be an integral part of them.

You will be able to manage all relevant HR processes, such as workforce planning, recruitment and staff development. You will also be able to analyse, solve and shape complex human resources issues. The programme is designed to meet the demands of advancing globalisation and demographic change.

Once you have graduated, a wide range of career opportunities will open up in the human resources departments of companies across all sectors and of all sizes. Further career opportunities can be found in the field of management consultancy. What all these career paths have in common is the challenging work on – and with – the most valuable and exciting resource that companies possess: people.

Programme Structure

The Bachelor’s degree programme in Management and Human Resources is structured in modules. A module consists of various courses grouped together by subject area. At the end of the semester, there is one assessment for each module.

During the first two semesters, you will receive a grounding in business administration.

Fundamentals of Management
Management Decisions in Business Performance Processes I and II
Quantitative Methods and Business Informatics I and II
Business English I and II
Fundamentals of Corporate Accounting I and II
Legal and Tax Framework of Management
Academic Writing

Requirements and Application

Contact

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Studying at HHN

Studying at the Campus Schwäbisch Hall

At the Schwäbisch Hall Campus, around 1,000 students are enrolled in the Faculty of Management and Sales at Heilbronn University. Its compact size creates a close-knit, family-like atmosphere and allows for excellent support from professors and lecturers.

The campus offers optimal study conditions in an attractive location. Studying in Schwäbisch Hall is characterized by a strong focus on practical and professional orientation through close cooperation with local companies, many of which are global leaders in their industries.

Management and Human Resources