General information

Business Administration

• Prof. Dr Nils Boysen Operations Management de
• Prof Dr Mike Geppert Strategic and International ManagementExternal link
• Prof Dr Bernd Hüfner Accounting de
• Prof. Dr Harald Jansen Business Taxation / Auditing de
• Prof. Dr Wolfgang Kürsten Financing, Banking and Risk Management de
• Prof Dr Christian Lukas Controlling de
• Prof. Dr Armin Scholl Management ScienceExternal link
• Prof. Dr. Peter Walgenbach Organisation, Leadership and Human Resource Management de
• Prof. Dr Gianfranco Walsh Marketing de

Associate professors:

• Prof. Dr Albert Maringer (Honorary Professor)

Economics

• Prof Dr Uwe Cantner Microeconomics
• Prof Liuchun Deng Structural change and productivityExternal link
• Prof Dr Andreas Freytag Economic Policy de
• Prof. Dr Matthias Menter Corporate development, innovation and economic change
• Prof. Dr Oliver Kirchkamp Empirical and Experimental Economic ResearchExternal link
• Prof. Dr Silke Übelmesser Finance
• N.N. Macroeconomics

Associate professors:

• Prof Dr Michael Fritsch (formerly Corporate Development, Innovation and Economic Change)
• PD Dr Michael Wyrwich(University of Groningen, NLExternal link)

Further Economics and Business Administration-Focus: Business Analytics

• Prof Dr Christian Pigorsch Economic and Social Statistics de
• Prof Dr Johannes Ruhland Business Information Systems de
• Dr Petra Frehe-Halliwell Business and Economics Education de

Associate professors:

• Prof Dr Peter Kischka (formerly Economic and de Social Statistics)
• Prof Dr Rolf Walter (formerly Economic and Social History)External link

Bachelor's programme "B.Sc. Economics and Business Administration-Focus: Business Analytics"

In order to offer our students a better opportunity to sharpen their academic profile, there are several study profiles for the individual disciplines. Our students can choose between the standard profile and the Business Administration and Economics study profiles. Based on a broad introduction to the entire field, it is possible to specialise in a business administration or economics focus. In addition, there are further specialised study profiles in Business and Economics Education and Business Information Systems.

You can find more detailed information about our Bachelor's programme here.

Master's programmes

• M.Sc. Business Administration programme
• M.Sc. Economics (2-year programme)
• M.Sc. Business Information Systems
• M.Sc. Business and Economics Education
• M.Sc. Business Administration for Engineers and Natural Scientists

You can find more detailed information about our Master's programmes here and on the website of the Master Service Centre de. External link

Who can apply?

• Students (Bachelor/Master) from Erasmus partner universities of the University of Jena
• Students (Bachelor/Master) from other foreign partner universities of the University of Jena
• Scholarship holders of the DAAD, KAAD, Fulbright, Coimbra, TASSEP

Prerequisites:

• At least in the 4th Bachelor's/1st Master's semester at the time of application
  enrolled at the home university
• have at least B2 level of the language of instruction (German, only in exceptional cases English) in order to be able to follow the lessons and take examinations

You should have a sufficient knowledge of German (recommendation: B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFRL) to be able to follow the lectures and seminars and receive points for your courses, as many courses are taught in German.

Application deadline:

• 15.1. or 15.7. (nomination by the home university by 30.11.
  or 30 June): www.uni-jena.de/Gaststudium de

In preparation for studying abroad|study abroad (programme) at FSU Jena, we recommend that you arrive a little earlier than the beginning of lecture period so that you can take part in the welcome weeks and also have the opportunity to attend preparatory language courses (e.g. German) and take part in excursions to get to know the city and the university better.

Current calendar

You can find a current academic calendar on the FSU Jena website at: http: //www.uni-jena.de/Semestertermine.html de

Dates at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration: Business Analytics

An overview of important dates (e.g. lecture and examination periods of the semesters) at the Faculty of Economics can be found here.

How can I prepare for my stay abroad? Where do I have to enrol?

First of all, the coordinator of your home university must announce that you would like to study in Jena (nomination). Then you will receive a reply from our Admissions Office from the central International Office. This reply will contain all the necessary information, e.g. where you can find the application forms. Complete all the necessary forms and return them by 15 July for the winter semester or for the whole academic year and by 15 January for the summer semester.

How strong do my language skills need to be?

In general, we recommend that you have sufficient German language skills before starting your studies at FSU. A language course is offered before the introductory weeks.

We advise our exchange students to have a good knowledge of German (e.g. B2 or higher according to the Common European Framework of Reference for LanguagesExternal link) in order to be able to follow the courses and take examinations. All our courses in the Bacherro programme are taught in German. The same applies to courses in the Master's programme. The only exception are Master's courses in Economics (VWL), which are taught in English.

Do I have to pay tuition fees at FSU Jena?

There are no tuition fees. However, you will have to pay the semester fee de each semester.

Will I receive personal support at the FSU?

This is the purpose of the induction week. This usually takes place two weeks before the start of the lecture period. You will get to know Jena and the university a little better and also gain a lot of information about what it is like to live in Jena (e.g. trips to Weimar, excursions to Erfurt, language courses etc.). In addition, each exchange student will be assigned a personal mentor (a student) who will help you through the "Jungle" and liaise with you in advance. This mentor will be there for you throughout your stay. In addition to this opportunity, we, the subject coordinators, offer you support, especially when it comes to questions about the study programme.

We will do our best to help you!

You can find out more about advisory services(s)|consultations and support for international students here de

Will I receive proof|evidence of the courses I have proven|to register for|to take sth.| enrol for sth. in Jena?

Yes, you will receive a Transcript of Records - an examination certificate of all the courses you have taken - at the end of the semester.