Bachelor’s Programme Management and Economics
Are you interested in economic relations and a responsible approach to people and resources on a local and global level?
The students enroled in the Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Management and Economics study economic challenges that businesses, non-profit organisations and entire economies face not only at the local but also global level.
Graduates of this programme have an understanding of economic relationships and how to responsibly deal with people and resources.
Faculty
Faculty of Business and Management
Faculty of Economics and Statistics
Level of Qualification
Bachelor (First Cycle)
ISCED-11: Level 6, EQF/NQF: Level 6
ISCED-F
0311 Economics
Study code
UC 033 571
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Graduates are able to apply scientific knowledge and developments to address issues in business administration and economics, to assess the appropriateness of such measures, and to apply skills in an interdisciplinary fashion.
They possess problem-solving skills based on scientific theories and methods and key competences in additional areas, such as teamwork, communication and presentation.
The Bachelor's Programme Management and Economics provides broad fundamental training in business administration and economics, offering graduates a first professional degree and qualifications for employment. It serves as academic preparation for the social and economic sciences and for occupational activities requiring the application of scientific knowledge and methods. The main emphasis of the degree programme is on conveying the theories, methods and instruments of business administration and economics.
The modules of the Bachelor's Programme Management and Economics promote both subject-specific and extracurricular social competences. The goal of the bachelor's programme is to provide graduates problem-solving skills based on scientific theories and methods. These problem-solving skills enable graduates to treat relevant issues on a sound scientific and practically-oriented basis. As academically trained experts in the field of economic sciences, graduates possess a wide range of qualifications that can be applied in various occupational fields.
The hallmark of the Bachelor's Programme Management and Economics is its broad fundamental training, imparting skills that support life-long learning. In this respect, the program differs substantially from many other regional and national bachelor's programmes dealing with economics. Instead of specialization in the early semesters, the programme focuses on comprehensive methodological and problem-solving competences, independent and responsible working practices, and critical treatment of acquired knowledge.
The university degree bachelor of science allows graduates to pursue various occupational activities and career opportunities in commerce, public administration, business associations and chambers, interest groups and in the media.
Moreover, the degree serves as the basis for master's degree studies.
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Wirtschaftsstudent des Jahres heißt Daniel Mayr
Der Südtiroler Daniel Mayr wurde zum Studierenden des Jahres an den wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Fakultäten der Universität Innsbruck gekürt. Verbunden ist die Auszeichnung „Student of the Year in Management and Economics“ mit einem Preisgeld von 1.500 Euro, das von der Bank Austria Förderstiftung zur Verfügung gestellt wurde.
Studie zu Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten
Die Folgen der Teuerungs- und Energiekrise sind nach wie vor deutlich spürbar und, davon gehen alle Prognosen aus, werden uns auch 2023 weiterhin begleiten. Zur Abfederung der teils massiven Teuerungen, vor allem im Energiebereich, wurden bereits im vergangenen Jahr mehrere Unterstützungspakete auf Bundes- und Landesebene geschnürt. Auch der Innsbrucker Gemeinderat beschloss im Juni 2022 ein Hilfspaket in der Höhe von 2,7 Millionen Euro. Vergangenen Mittwoch stellte Studienautor Leonhard Dobusch die Machbarkeitsstudie „Innsbruck Aktiv gegen Teuerung“ vor.
