Modules: Management, Marketing, Organizational Economics, Personnel Economics, Market & Competition, Private Law, Company Law, Competition Law, Mathematical Economics, Business Statistics, Accounting and Controlling, Corporate Finance, Tax Law, Strategic Management, Project Management, Media Innovation, Account Planning, Web Design, Digital Marketing, Change Management, Business Planning, Information and Communication Technology, Communication and Media Training, Negotiation Training and Networking, Digital Media Markets, Digital Transformation in Media Businesses, Media and Digital Law, International Innovation Field Trips (New York & Brazil)

Module 'Innovation: designing for a sustainable future': How do successful innovations emerge? How do designers, technologists, managers and end-users create and develop new ideas, designs and inventions? How are these translated into marketable products? This course examines these questions, but its concerns go beyond innovation just for commercial and competitive advantage. It also looks at whether and how innovation can be directed towards ensuring a socially, economically and environmentally sustainable future.

Module 'The environmental web': This interdisciplinary course examines contemporary issues such as biodiversity and climate change in order to develop the students’ environmental literacy, and enable them to take part in informed debate and action. It draws on a wide variety of disciplines to investigate environmental changes, their consequences, and implications for action.

This introductory science module encompasses astronomy and planetary science; biology; chemistry; earth and environmental sciences; and physics.

Topics:
1. Water for life
2. A temperate Earth?
3. The Earth and its place in the Universe
4. Unity within diversity
5. Energy
6. Our world and its atoms
7. The quantum world
8. Building with atoms
9. Continuity and change
10. Earth and life through time
11. Universal processes
12. Life in the Universe

General physical geography - General human geography - Regional geography of Austria and Central Europe - Cartography and mapping - Statistical methods for geographers - Theory and methodology of geography - Hydrogeography - Cartography and geoinformatics - Regional geography of South Asia - Theory and history of spatial organisation and spatial planning - Geographical methods of spatial research - Spatial planning problems in urban and rural areas - Mathematical and statistical methods of regional research - Basic principles and techniques of spatial planning - Comparative geomorphology and landscape ecology statistical methods of regional research - Basic principles and techniques of spatial planning - Comparative geomorphology and landscape ecology - Development concepts for structurally disadvantaged regions - Applied geoinformatics - Fundamentals of Austrian constitutional and administrative law - Thematic cartography - Fundamentals of economics and economic policy - Fundamentals of empirical social research