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Bachelor

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Compulsory module

Introduction to Marketing (BWL4)

Contents

In this course, students acquire the ability to view operational reality from the perspective of market-orientated corporate management. Knowledge is imparted from the following areas:

  • Marketing research,
  • Objectives and basic strategies of marketing,
  • Instruments of sales market design,
  • marketing implementation and
  • marketing control.

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Marketing elective modules

B2B-Marketing

Contents

The lecture "Business-to-Business Marketing" provides a solid foundation for understanding the special requirements and strategies in business customer marketing and is essential for anyone who works in this field or would like to work in it.

In this course, students will increase their knowledge and understanding of the B2B market sector. They will learn about different B2B marketing strategies and develop an understanding of the dynamics and specific challenges associated with marketing in B2B markets.

  • Introduction to B2B marketing
  • Carrying out situation analyses from different perspectives (demand, competition, suppliers)
  • Basics and practices of brand management
  • Overview and strategy development for specific business types (product, project, system and integration business)
  • Handling of business type changes
  • Marketing controlling practices in the B2B sector.

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Organization

Lecturer Prof. Dr. Christof Backhaus
Schedule Summer term
Language German
Scope 3 CPs (Combination with Digital Marketing: 6CPs)
Examination Exam
Course number 2221000003
Courses Lecture B2B-Marketing

Information on exam registration

Bachelor specialisation "Marketing" - Digital Marketing and B2B Marketing

  • 2-hour combined exam, which is offered every semester

Registration takes place via the relevant examination office!

Digital Marketing

Contents

The lecture "Digital Marketing" offers a deeper insight into the field of digital marketing and is aimed at anyone who would like to further their education in this area.  In this course, students develop a sound understanding of the dynamic and increasingly important field of digital marketing. The knowledge they acquire enables them to develop and implement marketing strategies in the digital world.

  • Fundamentals of digital marketing
  • Strategies in digital marketing
  • The marketing mix from a digital perspective
  • Designing digital customer experiences
  • Instruments of online communication
  • Consumer privacy in digital marketing
  • Monitoring success in digital marketing.

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Organization

Lecturer Prof. Dr. Christof Backhaus
Schedule Summer term
Language German
Scope 3 CPs (Combination with Digital Marketing: 6CPs)
Examination Exam
Course number 2221000004
Courses Lecture Digital-Marketing

Information on exam registration

Bachelor specialisation "Marketing" - Digital Marketing and B2B Marketing

  • 2-hour combined exam, which is offered every semester

Registration takes place via the relevant examination office!

Service Management

Contents

The aim of the course is to convey the central requirements placed on the management of service companies. In addition to the basic concepts, students learn methods that can be used to analyse customer relationships, measure service quality, capacity utilisation and sales.

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Organization

Lecturer Prof. Dr. David M. Woisetschläger
Schedule Winter term
Language German
Scope 4 SWS / 6 CPs
Examination Exam (120 minutes)
Courses Lecture & Exercise Service management

Entrepreneurship & Innovation elective modules

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

Contents

The "Introduction to Entrepreneurship" course guides students through the entire start-up process, from the initial idea to the successful establishment of a start-up. It teaches the basic ways of thinking and acting that are particularly relevant for technology-orientated start-up projects. Special emphasis is placed on the development, evaluation and utilisation of technological opportunities. Students learn to develop innovative ideas and to evaluate them critically. They are enabled to design viable business models and create a comprehensive business plan. In addition, students acquire the ability to calculate and assess the value and profitability of companies or individual projects.

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Organization

Lecturer Prof. Dr. Bastian Kindermann
Schedule Summer term
Language German
Scope 6 CPS
Examination  
Course number 2299020
Courses Lecture + Exercise Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Introduction to Innovation Management

Contents

The "Introduction to Innovation Management" course provides in-depth knowledge and application-oriented skills for identifying and developing innovative growth opportunities. Students deal with different perspectives of opportunity recognition, from corporate to environmental approaches. They familiarise themselves with proven methodologies and apply them systematically, including within the framework of the design thinking process. They also reflect on the use of artificial intelligence to generate and evaluate technological opportunities. These skills prepare students ideally for career opportunities in corporate development, innovation management and strategy consulting.

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Organization

Lecturer Prof. Dr. Bastian Kindermann
Schedule Winter term
Language German
Scope  
Examination  
Course number 2225000005
Courses Lecture + Exercise Introduction to Innovation Management

Optional (compulsory) offer Methodology

Multivariate Data Analysis

Contents

The course "Multivariate Data Analysis" provides students with a basic understanding of how to analyse quantitative data that is used as a basis for economic decisions. In exercises, students acquire application skills in analysing the data sets provided.

  • Marketing research,
  • Objectives and basic strategies of marketing,
  • Instruments of sales market design,
  • marketing implementation and
  • marketing control.

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Organization

Lecturer Phil Petri
Schedule Every term
Language German
Scope 2,5 CPs
Examination Portfolio
Course number 2201006
Courses Lecture Introduction to Marketing

Information on exam registration

Introduction to Marketing (BWL4)

  • 1-hour written exam, offered every semester

Fundamentals of Business Administration - Corporate Management and Marketing (BWL1 + BWL4)

  • 2-hour written exam, which is offered every semester

The examination regulations applicable to your individual degree programme and year of study determine which of the two examinations you must take. No aids are permitted!

Please register via the relevant examination office!

Basics of scientific work

Contents

The "Introduction to Entrepreneurship" course guides students through the entire start-up process, from the initial idea to the successful establishment of a start-up. It teaches the basic ways of thinking and acting that are particularly relevant for technology-orientated start-up projects. Special emphasis is placed on the development, evaluation and utilisation of technological opportunities. Students learn to develop innovative ideas and to evaluate them critically. They are enabled to design viable business models and create a comprehensive business plan. In addition, students acquire the ability to calculate and assess the value and profitability of companies or individual projects.

 

Organization

Lecturer Prof. Dr. Bastian Kindermann
Schedule Sommersemester
Language Deutsch
Scope  
Examination  
Course number 2225000005
Courses Lecture + Exercise

Optional (compulsory) projects and seminars

Hi!Challenge - Business Innovation Management

The Hi!Challenge is a practice-orientated project that involves working on specific business challenges. In co-operation with iTUBS mbH and the Basketball Löwen Braunschweig, your task is to develop a solution for an existing challenge together with your team. The Hi!Challenge comprises 8 credits and can be credited towards the "Business Innovation Management" module (compulsory area) in the Bachelor's degree programme in Technology-Oriented Management.

Bachelor-Seminar Service Management

Contents

In the winter semester 25/26, a Future Mobility Challenge awaits you as part of our Bachelor's seminar (4 CP), in which you will develop new, forward-looking business models for automated and connected driving in interdisciplinary teams.

Automated driving is one of the key future technologies in the field of mobility and transport systems. Automated and connected driving opens up a wide range of potential uses, from driverless shuttle services in urban areas to intelligent logistics solutions and data-based mobility services for specific target groups such as senior citizens or commuters. New business models in the areas of infrastructure management, fleet optimisation or "Mobility as a Service" (MaaS) are also emerging through the networking of vehicles with their surroundings and other road users.

As part of the seminar, you will independently develop future-orientated business models with a focus on automated driving. The aim is to identify innovative potential uses of this key technology, develop viable business approaches that integrate economic, technological and social aspects and carry out an evaluation from the customer's perspective as well as an overall economic assessment. In addition to analysing the market and competition, the focus is also on the design of value creation strategies, target group definitions and technological framework conditions.

Depending on your specific questions, you will choose flexibly between qualitative and quantitative study designs: you will learn to formulate precise research questions, select suitable data collection methods (e.g. expert interviews, surveys, secondary data analyses) and systematically evaluate your data. You will then discuss your findings in an economic and scientific context and develop robust conclusions for your business models. This seminar combines interesting research with practice-orientated design and thus strengthens your skills in scientific work.

Organization

Lecturer Prof. Dr. David Woisetschläger
Schedule Every term
Language German
Scope 4 Credits
Examination Written elaboration + presentation
Course number 2220052
Courses Bachelor-Seminar Service Management

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  • Kickoff-Termin: 06. November 2025, 10:00 - 12:00 Uhr, Seminarraum des M&I / AIP (Mühlenpfordtstr. 23, 6. OG)
    Inhalt: administrative und organisatorische Aspekte des Seminars sowie Einführung in das wissenschaftliche Arbeiten
  • Ansprechpartner: Sören Rüther (Seminarleiter)

Bitte tragen Sie sich in die Stud.IP Veranstaltung ein, um Informationen und Neuigkeiten rund um das Seminar zu erhalten. Weitergehende Informationen (u.a. zum Ablauf und zur Themenvergabe) erfolgen beim Kickoff am 06. November. Die verbindliche Anmeldung für die Prüfungsleistung erfolgt über das TU-Connect-Portal im Rahmen der Kickoff Veranstaltung. Ihre Anwesenheit beim Kickoff ist für eine Teilnahme am Seminar verpflichtend.

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Bachelor Team Project Marketing

From the winter semester 2024/25, students at the Institute of Marketing will be able to complete practice-oriented project work in groups. They will acquire key qualifications such as independent project planning, coordination of work packages in a team and the development of marketing mix instruments.

 

Registration binding via StudIP
Number of participants limited
Schedule Winter term
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