Admission requirements

You need the general (subject-specific) university entrance qualification or an equivalent school leaving certificate. In addition, you must have at least 3 months of work experience in the communication or events industry. Even without a high school diploma, you can study: For this, in addition to a three-month internship, you must submit at least a two-year vocational training plus 3 years of work experience or a master's certificate or an advanced training qualification.

Details

Purpose:

This bachelor's programme prepares you for leadership positions in the communication and event industry. You will get to know the specifics of the communication and event economy and understand important economic and social contexts. You study flexibly and independently through distance learning and gain a recognised academic qualification.

Content:

You will not only learn the management-related, legal, and business basics of the communication and event industry. In addition, you will be imparted important specialist knowledge in communication and event-specific modules. Through these various elective modules, you can set personal areas of interest in your studies and sharpen your qualification profile against competitors.

Type of Study:

The Bachelor's programme in 'Communication and Event Management' is conducted as a distance learning course. Theoretical content is conveyed through specially prepared study materials and modern multimedia channels such as online lectures, online tutorials, or online exercises. At the end of each module, there is an exam. You can choose from various exam dates. Upon completion of this distance learning programme, you will receive 180 European Credit Points.

Target Audience:

The target audience mainly includes career changers with professional experience but also school leavers who aim for a professional entry into the communication and event industry.