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Long-term Teaching Schedule 

Undergraduate Program

Course Summer Winter
‘Introductory Financial Accounting’ (Lecture & Tutorial) BSc BWL
‘Financial Accounting & Financial Statement Analysis’ (Lecture & Tutorial) BSc BWL
‘Introduction to Business Taxation’ (Lecture & Tutorial) BSc BWL
‘Co-operatives & Shared Economy‘ (Lecture & Seminar) BSc BWL
B.Sc.-Seminar ‘Financial Accounting‘ BSc BWL
B.Sc.-Seminar ‘Quantitative Methods of Risk Management’ BSc BWL
B.Sc.-Seminar ‘Empirical Methods in Accounting & Governance‘ BSc BWL
Workshops (e.g., Financial Modelling) BSc BWL

Graduate Program

Course Summer Winter
‘Economic Analysis of Financial Accounting’ (Lecture)  MSc BWL ✔ FC
‘International Accounting‘ (Lecture) MSc BWL ✔ FC
‘Corporate Governance‘ (Lecture) MSc BWL ✔ FC
‘Business Valuation’ (Lecture) MSc BWL ✔ FC
VL/UE ‘Advanced Business Taxation’ (Lecture & Tutorial) MSc BWL
‘Taxation of Mergers & Acquisitions‘ (Lecture)  MSc BWL
‘International Taxation‘ (Lecture) MSc BWL
‘Taxation of Capital Market-based Investments’ (Lecture) MSc BWL
M.Sc.-Seminar ‘Financial Accounting’ MSc BWL
M.Sc.-Seminar ‘Quantitative Methods of Risk Management’ MSc BWL
M.Sc.-Seminar ‘Empirical Methods in Accounting & Governance‘ MSc BWL
Workshops (e.g., Financial Modelling) MSc BWL

General notes:

The MSc courses ‘Economic Analysis of Financial Accounting’ (summer), ‘International Accounting’ (summer), ‘Corporate Governance’ (winter) and ‘Business Valuation’ (winter semester) are offered in response to a change in student behavior using the ‘Flipped Classroom (FC)‘ concept with weekly exercises (‘Learning Assignments’) as well as question and exercise sessions.

Workshops are offered on changing topics for students in both the BSc and MSc programs. Depending on the workload, the courses can be credited with 3-6 CP in the area of ‘key qualifications’.

The specified course planning is subject to the restriction of the "rule-oriented" teaching load recording specified by the Dean's Office. This may result in restrictions in the range of courses on offer, even at short notice. However, even under these capacity restrictions, the staff of the Chair of Financial Accounting always tries to ensure the best possible range of courses.

Finally, an important note: Restrictions might also result from the current responsibility of serving as Dean of Studies (since 2022) and planned sabbaticals (with the next sabbatical being scheduled for the winter 25-26). We will endeavor to communicate these possible changes as early as possible or to provide replacements.