In the Internal Management Specialization Area, you’ll learn to understand and actively shape organizational leadership structures. Using methods from fields such as controlling and project management, along with practical insights into various organizations, you’ll open the door to a wide range of career opportunities.
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What is this program about? In the Internal Management specialization area, you’ll acquire the theoretical and practical foundations for the quantitatively oriented design of corporate management structures across various fields of application. You will gain broad and in-depth knowledge of the tasks and methods of management accounting, as well as the planning tasks and tools of project management. The program also examines the organization of business operations in established companies, as well as planning, steering, and control in health care and social services institutions.
What is being researched? The research conducted by the departments involved in this specialization covers a wide range of topics: management accounting, entrepreneurship, and healthcare.
Why should you choose this specialization? In the Internal Management specialization, you’ll acquire foundational knowledge and methodological skills in the planning, steering, and control of organizational structures. Designing and further developing these structures is always an interesting challenge and requires strong problem-solving skills. Through our diverse range of seminars, we develop these skills and prepare you for a broad spectrum of professional activities by focusing on current and exciting topics.
| Module | Recommended Semester | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Business Management | 4th Semester | Compulsory |
| Concepts and Tools of Management Accounting | 4th Semester | Semi-Elective* |
| Project Management | 5th Semester | Semi-Elective* |
| Work and Organization in the Digital Transformation | 4th Semester | Elective |
| Corporate Finance | 4th Semester | Elective |
| Planning, Monitoring, and Management of Healthcare and Social Services Organizations | 4th Semester | Elective |
| Corporate Entrepreneurship | 5th Semester | Elective |
| Economics & Ethics | 5th Semester | Elective |
* At least one semi-elective module must be selected.
| Module | Recommended Semester | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Project Seminar Humboldt Reloaded | 4th/3rd Semester | Semi-Elective |
| Specialized Seminar on Internal Management | 5th Semester | Semi-Elective |
| Advanced Seminar on Internal Management | 6th Semester | Elective |
Note: At least one seminar must be selected
When selecting your modules, there are two strategies to consider: focusing on a specific area or developing broader skills. In principle, many other module combinations are possible, allowing you to tailor your personal profile to your own interests.
Internal organizational and management structures, as well as processes, are found in all types of business organizations, which is why this career profile provides access to a wide range of industries and companies.
Some typical career fields:
Employers include, for example:
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The CareerCenter offers you support with career guidance and starting your career. You can also get personalized advice here on choosing a major and discuss your potential career paths. The F.I.T. program also offers courses to help you make these decisions.
After completing your bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Economics with a specialization in Internal Management, the following Hohenheim degree programs are particularly recommended:
You’re also very well prepared for the following degree programs:
A master’s degree qualifies you for academic work at universities and research institutes.
