Three part-time degree programmes at the Centre for Lifelong Learning (C3L) at the University of Oldenburg are opening up to new target groups for the 2012/2013 winter semester.
People without Abitur who have not completed a commercial apprenticeship can now also apply for the Business Administration degree programme for small and medium-sized enterprises (B.A.). However, applicants must have completed vocational training in another profession and have at least three years’ business-related work experience. The part-time programme provides a broad knowledge of Business Administration, supplemented by relevant topics from Economics and Law.
For the Business Administration for Elite Athletes (B.A.) degree programme, vocational training or professional experience will no longer be required from the 2012/2013 winter semester onwards. Interested elite athletes can now commence the degree programme immediately after completing their Abitur. The programme is aimed at active elite or competitive athletes, as well as those planning a career in sport or who have already completed one. The application deadline for both Bachelor’s programmes is 15 September.
Business graduates with a specialisation in law can now also apply for the Master’s degree programme in Information Law (LL.M.). The degree programme provides in-depth knowledge of IT and telecommunications law, media law, copyright law and internet law. Applications are open until 3 September.
Further information on the degree programmes:
Business Administration in Medium-Sized Enterprises (B.A.): www.bba.uni-oldenburg.de
Business Administration for Elite Athletes (B.A.): www.bwlsportler.uni-oldenburg.de
Information Law (LL.M.): www.informationsrecht.uni-oldenburg.de
