Bachelor

* Please note the information on the container modules (see below).

Master

* Please note the information on the container modules (see below).

Container modules

Various cooperation modules can be credited via the container modules. Lectures and seminars can be attended across faculties and interdisciplinary subjects. There is no direct link to enrolment via the PAUL system. The specific registration procedure for the individual cooperation modules can be found in the respective course description provided as a PDF document. After completing the examination, the completed course will be credited by the chair via the corresponding container module.

The following cooperation courses will be offered in the summer semester 2024

• Links ist nicht woke, creditable as a Bachelor Management or elective module via"W2185 Principles of Business Ethics" (5 ECTS).
• Distance and freedom, creditable as a Master's management or elective module via "W4185 Topics in Business Ethics" (5 ECTS)

The following cooperation course will be offered in the winter semester 2023/2024

• Introduction to Christian Social Ethics, creditable as a Bachelor Management or elective module via "W2185 Principles of Business Ethics" (5 ECTS).
• Between Freedom and (Self)Exploitation, creditable as a Master's Management or elective module via "W4185 Topics in Business Ethics" (5 ECTS)

In addition, individual in-depth study achievements from the field of management can be brought in via the container modules. Please note that each container module can only be credited once during the course of your degree programme.

Bachelor modules in the cooperation area of business ethics

Master's modules in the cooperation area of business ethics

*For the crediting of cooperation modules with the Faculty of Theology:

There is no direct registration and administration via the PAUL system. If you are taking a module at the Faculty of Theology, you will be given a form for secondary enrolment at the introductory event, which must be completed and signed. The applications will be forwarded collectively to the Paderborn University Registrar's Office.

B.A. Management (two-subject area Bachelor)

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The management of cultural organisations and projects brings its own special features and challenges. With the mix of culture, society and business in the dual-subject Bachelor's degree at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, you will be prepared to analyse problems from different perspectives and use methods and subject areas from two disciplines to develop and implement sustainable solutions.

You can freely combine the Management subject area with all other subjects involved. Are you interested in Media Studies or studying a foreign language in English, French or Spanish? Or rather history, art, music, fashion, education, theology or philosophy?

The subject area of management supplements your knowledge of cultural studies with basic business knowledge and management methods so that you can plan, calculate, apply for, organise and evaluate projects in the cultural sector.

As soon as you have acquired the basic knowledge in the first two semesters, we offer you the opportunity to take part in a variety of practical lectures, for example on business ethics or from corporate partners, with the "exploratory module". In this way, you will familiarise yourself with current economic developments and issues. An accompanying course will support you in preparing for and following up on the lectures.

You can find more information about the Management sub-degree programme here.

M.A. Management (dual-subject Master's programme)

As part of the two-subject Master's degree programme "Culture and Society", the Management sub-degree programme can be freely combined with another sub-degree programme in equal measure from the winter semester 2017/2018. The Management sub-degree programme offers the opportunity to acquire in-depth knowledge of business management within a cultural studies degree programme. In this context, ethical and fundamental orientations are taught and intertwined with methodological and theoretical knowledge of selected key areas of business administration and some of its related subject areas. Students can also choose between two specialisation options within the sub-degree programme: "Management and Philosophy" and "Management and Theologies in Dialogue".

The skills of ethically-reflective leadership and decision-making, evaluated and discussed in terms of guiding values, acquired in the Management sub-degree programme fulfil the professional requirements profile placed on university graduates in a knowledge society to a high degree. These core skills correspond to many professional fields, all in general management as overall company management, but also fields such as marketing, personnel and organisational management as well as governance tasks (e.g. ethics-oriented reporting, practical corporate philosophy, customer and social contact group management, etc.). In addition, the content of the degree programme is relevant to the field of modern media and business-orientated IT tasks. Cultural scientists and theologians who are employed in publishing houses, museums, cultural institutions, media institutions, associations, foundations and authorities are also increasingly required to perform management tasks, which are taught in combination with the Management sub-degree programme.

You can find more information about the Management sub-degree programme here.

Lecture series

* Crediting is only possible under certain conditions, e.g. as part of the Studium Generale. More information can be found here under the "Participation" tab.

Additional modules

Doctoral courses