Welcome to the Audit Committee

 

of the Master's degree programs in Business Administration in Faculty IV:

 

Information:

Scheduling of meetings: The meetings of the Audit Committee are convened as required.

 

Examination regulations

Examination regulations and information on the Master's degree program in Business Administration

Two complementary examination regulations apply to all Master's degree programs in Business Administration:

  1. General Examination regulations for the Master's degree programs at Trier University
    ► General examination regulations
  2. Subject-specific regulations of the respective Master's program
    ► Business Administration (1-Subject)
    ► Financial Management (1-Subject)
    ► Sustainability Management and Economics (1-Subject)

If you have specific questions regarding examination law, please contact the University Examination Office.

Further important information

1.) Examination legal relationship

Registration for an examination is legally binding and can extend far into the future! This means that exmatriculation, a leave of absence or a change of subject does not lead to a release from the legal examination relationship or to a termination of the resulting obligations. The examination rights relationship can only be terminated by passing or finally failing the examination.

2.) Export of business administration master modules

Information can be found in the regulations for the export modules of Faculty IV for the free elective area in the Master's degree programs. Please also contact your respective academic advisor for further information!
► Regulations for the export modules of Faculty IV for the free elective area in the Master's degree programs

3.) Doctoral degree regulations

Information can be found under the following link.
► Information on the doctoral degree regulations of Faculty IV

Admission / enrollment requirements

Admission requirements and enrollment regulations

The admission requirements for the respective Master's degree program can be found in § 2 of the subject-specific regulations under the following links:

► Business Administration (1-Fach)
► Financial Management (1-Fach)
► Sustainability Management and Economics (1-Fach)

Further important information

The admission requirements for the Master's degree programs are checked after the application has been received. The application for examination is therefore always submitted via the Registrar's Office and not by the prospective students. Requests for review from students will not be processed.

The admission requirements in terms of content must be fulfilled by the Bachelor's degree. Subsequent fulfillment, for example by catching up on economics or methodological courses in the Master's degree program in order to achieve the required number of credit points, is not possible. The number of credit points for the economics and methodology courses must be shown on the Bachelor's certificate.
 

Recognition of examination results

Recognition of examinations and placement in the corresponding semester

If you have studied at another university and would like to switch to one of Trier University's Master's degree programs in Business Administration, you will need to have your previous examinations recognized and be placed in the appropriate semester. This also applies to students already enrolled at Trier University who are planning to transfer to the Business Administration degree programs.

Note:  Enrolment at Trier University is a mandatory prerequisite for recognition and the examination for recognition. Applications for recognition can only be reviewed after enrolment via the Registrar's Office.

Step 1: 

Make an appointment at the office of Prof. Dr. Matthias Wolz (C 417, Tel. 0651/201-2681)

Step 2:

Please bring proof of all previous academic achievements to the consultation (no examination can take place without complete documentation).

Step 3: 

Decision on recognition and classification by the Chairman of the Examination Board, Prof. Dr. Matthias Wolz

Step 4:

Forwarding the recognition and classification to the University Examination Office and Student Secretariat.

Forms for recognition of examination results:

Achievement recognition for the M.Sc. in Business Administration program (2021): Link to the form.

Achievement recognition for the M.Sc. Financial Management (2021): Link to the form.

Achievement recognition for the M.Sc. Sustainability Management & Economics (2024): Link to the form.

Recognition of internships

 

Guidelines for the recognition of an internship

If your examination regulations allow recognition of an internship as an elective module, the following conditions are relevant:

  1. The internship must be completed during the course of study. Achievements prior to enrolment cannot be recognized.
  2. The minimum duration is 8 weeks full-time equivalent, correspondingly longer for part-time.
  3. An internship certificate or a certificate of internship must be submitted stating the activities undertaken.
  4. An internship report must be prepared that addresses the following aspects:
    • Description of the activities carried out in accordance with the internship certificate.
    • Classification of the activities performed in the context of underlying business management issues.
    • Personal assessment of the activities carried out and presentation of a possible influence on the subsequent or already completed choice of focus in the degree program.
    • The report should be approximately 10 pages long. As a format guideline, you can use the guidelines for writing a scientific paper of any professorship.

If you are planning an internship in the near future, please make an appointment with Professor Wolz before starting the internship and fill out the checklist (Download) for the recognition of internships in business administration.

If you have already completed an internship that meets the above criteria, please send the specified documents together with the completed checklist (Download) to Professor Wolz (wolz@uni-trier.de).

 

Members of the Audit Committee

Professors

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Wolz, Matthias (Chairman)

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Rieger, Marc-Oliver (Deputy Chairman)

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Muehlfeld, Katrin

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Richter, Lutz

Research assistantsDr. Buchberger, Andrea
sbbwlmauni-trierde
Non-scientific employeesWeiß-Meerkamp, Gertrud
g.weiss-meerkamp@uni-trier.de
Students

Brücker, Johannes
s4jsbrue.uni-trierde

Advisory memberHead of the Office for Study and Examination Affairs or representative

Contact

Chair of the Audit Committee

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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Matthias Wolz
Room: C 417
Phone: 0651-201 2681
E-Mail: wolzuni-trierde 

 

Student advisory service

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Dr. Andrea Buchberger
Room: C427
Phone: 0651-201 2632
E-Mail: sbbwlmauni-trierde