International Fall Term at WFI
The International Fall Term at the WFI - Ingolstadt School of Management is an intensive program. International students study at WFI from September to December and can achieve up to 30 ECTS. Regular exchange students may attend International Fall Term modules, too. All the modules listed below (including the exam period) end before Christmas.
International Fall Term students can put together their individual course program. We suggest they take the modules “Culture and Society” and a German language course (all language levels available). The course takes place from mid-September to mid-October and a fee is required (except for ISEP scholarship holders). These take place from mid-September to mid-October. Thereafter, students usually choose four coursess from the fields of Business, Economics and Ethics (see the list below). Here, short-term and exchange students study together with regular students. We are working to offer an increasing number of International Fall Term courses each year.
The Business, Economics and Ethics modules start in mid-October and end before Christmas. Thus, they are quite dense. Students may do more than 20 ECTS from mid-October to Christmas but that depends on their individual, commitment and course selection.
Students need to be nominated by their home university by e-mail to incoming(at)ku.de by the 15th of May in order to register for the program.
Bachelor courses
Fall term 2022
Seminars
- Culture and Society
- German Language Course
Lectures & Tutorials
- Consumer Psychology
- Company Taxation in the European Union
- Development Economics
- International Business
- Political Economy
- Social Market Economy
- Supply Chain Controlling
- Theory and Practise of Business Valuation
Structure of the program:
Culture and Society 5 ECTS
German Language Course 5 ECTS
Compulsory electives 20 ECTS
Total 30 ECTS
The following information are guaranteed for the winter term 2022/23. Please be aware that the curriculum will be updated for the ensuing winter terms. The given information refers to the current examination regulations. Please check that you have the latest information.
Dates 2022
September:
19th estimated start of course “Culture and Society”
October:
4th estimated start of “German Language Course”
17th start of semester lecture period
December:
12th – 22th estimated examination period and end of the International Fall Term
Fall term 2021
Seminars
- Culture and Society
- German Language Course
Lectures & Tutorials
- Company Taxation in the European Union
- Development Economics
- International Business
- Political Institutions, the Economy & Financial Markets
- Social Market Economy
Structure of the program:
Culture and Society 5 ECTS
German Language Course 5 ECTS
Compulsory electives 20 ECTS
Total 30 ECTS
The following information are guaranteed for the winter term 2022/2! Please be aware that the curriculum will be updated for the ensuing winter terms. The given information refer to the current examination regulations. Please check that you have the latest information.
Fall term 2019
Workshops
- Discover Germany: Society, Politics, Economy, Culture
Lectures & Tutorials
- Brand Management - Building Strong Product and Service Brands
- Company Taxation in the European Union
- Consumer Psychology
- Development Economics
- International Business
- Political Economy
- Service Performance Management
Seminars
- Labor and Employment Law in the USA: An Introduction and Overview
- Social Market Economy
- Quantitative Ethics: Poverty and Inequality Analysis
- Seminar on Public Economics
Students get 5 ECTS for all modules except the Workshop “Discover Germany: Society, Politics, Economy, Culture” (0 ECTS).
Fall term 2018
Workshops
- Behavioral Accounting
Lectures & Tutorials
- Company Taxation in the European Union
- Development Economics
- International Business
- Political Economy
- Quantitative Ethics: Poverty and Inequality Analysis
- Service Performance Management
- Social Market Economy
Seminars
- Culture and Society
- Ethical Aspects of International Business
- Labor and Employment Law in the USA: An Introduction and Overview
Students get 5 ECTS for each module
Master courses
Fall term 2019
Lecturs & Tutorials
- From Idea to Commercialization: a Complete Blueprint for Innovators and Entrepreneurs*
Seminars
- Seminar on Entrepreneurship / Innovation**
- Current Issues of Tax Policy**
- Research Project Finance and Banking*
- International Tax: Interdisciplinary Aspects**
- Seminar on Strategic Management**
* Students get 10 ETCS for each module
** Students get 5 ECTS for each module
Fall term 2018
Workshop
- Discover Germany: Society, Politics, Economy, Culture
Lecture
- Credit Risk Modeling
Seminar
- Finance and Banking A
- Seminar on Behavioral Finance
Students get 5 ECTS for all modules except the Workshop “Discover Germany: Society, Politics, Economy, Culture” (0 ECTS)