The interdisciplinary and international Bachelor's degree programme links the study pillars of Economics, Politics, Culture and Foreign Languages, making it unique in Germany. It offers a professional academic degree and imparts scientifically sound knowledge and practical skills in the areas of: Business and Economics, Political Science and Sociology, Intercultural Skills, Language Skills, Occupational and Organisational Psychology, Law, Qualitative and Quantitative Methods

A semester abroad and a practical semester abroad are integrated, for which students are extensively prepared. A special feature is the preparation and follow-up of the experience abroad, so the experience abroad is reflected in small groups and thus part of the conscious development of personality. Collaborations with international higher education institutions and practice partners provide students with a global focus on practice. International research and development projects enable low-threshold entry into multinational and intercultural project teams.

Oxford Brookes University/UK; Universidad Complutense de Madrid/Spain; Universidad de Granada/Spain; Victoria University Melbourne/Australia; Université Clermont Auvergne/France; VIA University College/Denmark; Università Degli Studi di Padua/Italy; Universidad de Antioquia/Colombia; Hong Kong Baptist University/Hong Kong; Clemson University/USA

International Politics: own laboratory for research-based learning and for smaller research activities by student working groups. Participation in development projects by practice partners permits students to apply and reflect on theoretical knowledge. Media and Democracy Lab: Media and education research on the subject of critical media competence. Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: a teaching-innovation professorship with focus on future skills. Possibility of working as a student assistant

Socially current and relevant topics are explicitly addressed in teaching (e.g. in the "Project Management” module in which students work on real projects in small student teams with an external client). A wide range of electives covers topics such as digitalisation, diversity, sustainability and gender studies. In the newly established Centre for Interdisciplinary Teaching (ZIL), all topics relating to future skills will be bundled and highlighted beginning in winter semester 2025/26.