Occupational profiles of graduates

Graduates of the business management bachelor’s program have a wide range of occupational areas open to them because of their broad management-oriented and generalized education for solving problems relevant to founding and managing (medium-sized) companies. Graduates find job opportunities in the following core industries and following types of companies and institutions: 

• Independent entrepreneurs or startups
• Family businesses, SMEs, and large international companies
• Corporate and human resources consulting
• Business process development & digitization
• Marketing, market research & sales
• Financial industry
• Institutions: nonprofit organizations, NGOs, & lobbying groups. 
  

Examples:

Our graduates work in all business functional areas of middle management such as

• Human resource management
• Organization and business model development
• Accounting, financing & financial control
• Marketing & sales
• Product innovation management and
• Supply chain management.

Other work areas include working as a management assistant, assisting with collaboration in business consultancies, and assistance with departmental collaboration. The focus of this is the areas of

• Strategic corporate planning and development
• Business development
• Financial control, risk management & information management systems (IMS)
• E-business, ID management projects, and
• Digital transformation.

The business management program offers a management tool for independent, successful shaping and managing, especially in the area of takeovers and succession of companies, including family-owned companies. Graduates also often use these skills when founding their own startup companies.

Also have a look at the student/graduate interviews.