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Sustainable Industrial Operations and Business
Bachelor

The interdisciplinary English-language Bachelor's degree programme combines technical, business and international knowledge, skills and competences against the background of sustainability.

Start Winter semester
Admission CriteriaUnrestricted admission
Application period -
Study format Full time, with in-depth practical experience, Joint degree programme
Study cost None (only semester fee)
Normal duration7 Semester
LanguageEnglish
ECTS210

Student Guide

To give you the best possible start to your studies, we have summarised all the important information about your studies at Dingolfing, the campus and services in our Student Guide.

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Study start

Welcome dear first semester students! To give you the best possible start to your studies, you will find all the necessary information below. We wish you a good start and every success with your studies.

Ongoing study programme

All important information for and about your studies, such as group allocation, lecture plans or dates, can be found on the Current study programme page after logging in with your access data.

Ongoing study programme

Downloads

Enclosed you will find important documents for your degree programme. The Study and Examination Plan (SPP) provides a detailed timetable for the course of your studies, including the sequence of modules and examinations to be completed. A module handbook (MHB) is a document that contains detailed information on the content, objectives, examination achievements and other relevant aspects of a particular study module. The Study Examination Regulations (SPO) define the formal framework conditions of a degree programme, such as the required modules, examination formats and dates as well as the standard period of study. These documents are crucial to ensure a structured and transparent course of study and to ensure that students acquire the required qualifications.

Prof. Dr. Martin Prasch

Academic advisor