These are the admission requirements for the Bachelor New Work

You can enroll in the Bachelor distance learning course New Work at IU International University (IU) if you provide us with your A levels (general university entrance qualification), your advanced technical college entrance qualification (Fachabitur), or subject-specific higher education entrance qualification.

Alternatively, you can enroll without A levels. Studying without A levels at IU is possible under the following conditions:

• You have successfully completed an advanced vocational training, for example, training as a state-certified business economist.
• Or you have completed a vocational training, for example, training as an office clerk. Following your training, you have worked full-time in this profession for at least 3 years. If your training is not thematically related to the New Work distance learning course, you will first complete a trial study before being regularly enrolled.

Study Contents & Modules: This is the Study Schedule in the Bachelor's New Work Programme

With this innovative study programme, IU offers you a highly interesting curriculum to systematically prepare for the personnel management of startups and agile companies. The course is modular - you largely determine when you take which module!

In full-time studies, you can structure your study plan as follows, for example:

• 1st Semester: Introduction to New Work, Business Administration, Introduction to Scientific Work, Introduction to Data Protection and IT Security, Intercultural Management, General Psychology
• 2nd Semester: Personnel and Business Administration, Human Resources, Labor Law I, Labor Law II, Introduction to Lifelong Learning, Personnel Psychology
• 3rd Semester: Personnel Controlling & Payroll, Collaborative Work, Digital HR, Human Resources Specialization I, Organizational Behavior, Project: New Forms of Collaboration
• 4th Semester: Leadership 4.0, Personnel Marketing and Development, Agile Management, Intercultural and Ethical Skills, Social Psychology, Agile Project Management
• 5th Semester: Human Resources Specialization II, International HR Management, Seminar: Knowledge Management, Project: New Work, Elective Subject A
• 6th Semester: Elective Subject B, Elective Subject C, Bachelor's Thesis

What's special about IU distance learning: the many opportunities to delve into interesting elective modules during your studies. In the Bachelor's New Work programme, you choose a total of 3 specialization modules:

You choose your first specialization module from these subjects: Consulting, Counseling and Coaching (systemic), Corporate Education, Digital Education, Diversity and Counseling, Design of Training Processes, Organizational Development and Change, Management, HR Services, Personnel Development, Personnel and Business Psychology.

You select your second and third specialization modules from these subjects: Consulting, Counseling and Coaching (systemic), Corporate Education, Business Consulting, Digital Education, Diversity and Counseling, Foreign Languages, Design of Training Processes, Industry 4.0, International Management, International Media Business, International Marketing and Branding, Market and Advertising Psychology, Negotiation, Online and Social Media Marketing, Organizational Development and Change, Management, HR Services, Personnel Development, Personnel and Business Psychology, Project Management (specialization), Search Engine Marketing, General Studies.

Study Concept: How the Part-Time Study in New Work at IU Works

You can adapt the online studies in New Work at IU International University flexibly to fit your life and daily routines as best as it suits you. For instance, you can choose from 3 study models: In the full-time programme, you need a total of 6 semesters, i.e. 36 months, to complete your bachelor's degree. In part-time study I, you study for 8 semesters until graduation. Or you opt for part-time study II and take 12 semesters to complete your bachelor's.

With each module registration, you will receive study materials as printed study booklets at IU. Of course, all materials are also available digitally. The IU Interactive Books are innovative learning scripts enriched with video clips and quiz questions at the end of a lesson. Depending on the module, the study materials are complemented by podcasts, live tutorials, and video content in the form of so-called shortcasts. Access to the IU Interactive Books is through the practical IU Learn app.

In many modules, virtual teaching events are also offered, allowing you to interact interactively with your fellow students and lecturers.

One particularly practical and flexible feature is the option to take module exams in the form of online exams. You can take an online exam 7 days a week, around the clock - at a time when you feel best prepared, for example, for an exam in construction. Additionally, we operate about 40 exam centres in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland where you can also take your exams traditionally on-site.