Business Administration (BWL) - Energy and Water Management

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Energy Management, Water Management, Energy Management, Water Management, Water Economics, Energy Economics, Environmental Management, Sustainability, Business Administration

Annotation

ENERGY AND WATER HIGHLY - TOPICAL AND INTERESTING! The EWM (Energy and Water Management) degree course provides you with a complete education in business administration. But this is not all: On the basis of current issues in the energy and water industries, you will learn directly how to apply this basic economic knowledge. With around 80 practitioners teaching, you will soon get a better idea about the field you may want to specialise in. Find your personal career orientation!

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Admission requirements for the integrated degree course (Target group: students from technical secondary schools and those with Abitur school leaving certificate): For admission to a dual degree course you must have a general or subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification or a higher education entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences. A cooperation agreement for the dual degree must also exist between the higher education institution and the company with which you will be completing your training. Admission requirements for the integrated degree course (Target group: students from technical secondary schools and those with Abitur as well as candidates with an entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences and completed professional training): Applicants to a dual degree course must have a general or subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification. In addition, a cooperation agreement must be signed between the university and the company in which you carry out your work placement or part-time employment for the dual degree.

Fees

The University Ruhr West does not charge tuition fees. However, students must pay a semester contribution.