Information on studying
Teaching and studies should prepare students for professional activities in the Real Estate, Economics and Administration sectors and provide them with the necessary professional and practical knowledge, skills and methods so that they are able to apply scientific methods and knowledge in a professional field and are enabled to think critically and act freely, responsibly and socially.
The basic aim is to enable students to independently apply scientific knowledge and methods as well as secure practical experience for professional activities in the Real Estate sector. The degree program is designed to be complex and includes Economics, Law and Construction Engineering.
Irrespective of special admission regulations for individual master's degree programs, the bachelor's degree basically determines aptitude for admission to a master's degree program.
Possible occupational fields for graduates of the Real Estate degree program are as follows:
- Project development,
- financing,
- marketing,
- management,
- credits of real estate
- Investment.
Further information
The degree program has a modular structure. A module is a content-related teaching and learning section that must be completed through assessed work or other verifiable coursework. In addition to the compulsory modules, elective modules with a certain number of credits must be completed.
1st regular semester
- Building theory
- Private Business Law
- Fundamentals of Real Estate
- Media and methodological skills
- Business English1
- WPM from the area of planning, management and control (PSK)
- WPM from the area of Methods and Propaedeutics (MP)
2nd regular semester
- Civil Engineering - Construction
- Real Estate Management
- Business English
- WPM from the field of Economics (VW)
- WPM from the field of Corporate Management and Market Relations (UM)
- WPM from the field of Planning, Management and Control (PSK)
- WPM from the field of Business Law (WR)
3rd regular semester
- Building Technology - Building Services
- Planning and values
- Real estate law
- Business English
- WPM from the area of Corporate Management and Market Relations (UM)
- WPM from Appendix 4b
4th regular semester
- Real Estate Project Development
- Real estate taxation
- Real Estate Marketing
- WPM Real Estate
- WPM Real Estate
- WPM from Appendix 4b
5th regular semester
- Real Estate Finance
- Advanced Seminar Real Estate
- Accounting and Controlling in the Real Estate Industry
- Residential real estate - the market2
- WPM Real Estate
- WPM Real Estate&
6th regular semester
- Internship
- Bachelor thesis
- Bachelor's colloquium
1 Foreign nationals with non-German higher education entrance qualifications must also take German up to completion with examination B2 (5 credits); one elective module may be omitted for this; see § 9 (2).
2 Alternatively, Commercial Real Estate - the Market can be papered.
1st semester
- 15 weeks - lectures, practical courses, labs, excursions
- 3 weeks - examinations
- 30 credits
2nd semester
- 15 weeks - lectures, practical courses, labs, excursions
- 3 weeks - examinations
- 30 credits
3rd semester
- 15 weeks - lectures, practical courses, labs, excursions
- 3 weeks of examinations
- 30 credits
4th semester&
- 15 weeks - lectures, practical courses, labs, excursions
- 3 weeks of examinations
- 30 credits
5th semester
- 15 weeks - lectures, practical courses, labs, excursions, seminar
- 3 weeks examinations
- 8 weeks internship
- 30 credits
6th semester
- 10 weeks internship (continued)
- 10 weeks Bachelor thesis
- 30 credits
Lab
The internship is part of the degree program and is demonstrably carried out in a company or an institution corresponding to the study objective. If sufficient work placements are not available, these can be replaced in whole or in part by equivalent practical projects or practical phases at the university as an exception.
The internship is carried out on the basis of the degree program's internship regulations. The duration is at least 12 weeks.
The confirmed internship regulations of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences are binding for the lab in the Bachelor's degree program Real Estate. The internship regulations are available for information under the heading Lab. The lab usually lasts 12 weeks and must be completed during the semester break.
The internship companies are sought out by the students themselves. If problems arise, the Degree Program Advisor must be consulted. A written agreement must be concluded with the lab company before the start of the internship.
The "Agreement" form can be found in the appendix of the degree program's internship regulations. In addition to the internship company, the university advisor and the Bachelor's student sign the agreement. The companies are the first signatories of the certificate.
The agreements of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences must be submitted in any case. Contracts concluded between the internship company and the student that are not part of the internship documents of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences are not relevant for Anhalt University of Applied Sciences.
At the end of the respective internship period, the "Certificate" form (see Appendix Internship Regulations) must be submitted to the internship company for processing. This primarily records the period actually completed.
An internship report must be prepared for each completed lab (partial internship). There are no formal requirements regarding the structure and scope. The following is a basic outline suggestion:
- Presentation of the internship company,
- Report on the main activities carried out,
- Experience gained during the internship.
In the lab forms, Anhalt University of Applied Sciences provides for a so-called "lab assignment". This is to be completed by the students once within the 12 weeks. As the 12 weeks are usually completed in partial internship periods, an "internship task" must be defined and completed in a partial internship in consultation with the university advisor and the internship company. This must be attached to the respective internship report.
The internship task should be completed as follows:
- A task is to be selected from the lab's field of activity, e.g. in a housing company the operating cost accounting.
- Recommended structure:
- Theoretical treatment of the respective content.
- Practical execution of the internship task in the company. - Credits for the requirement and implementation of theory and practice.
15 credits are awarded for the completion of the total internship period. As the 12 weeks of the lab are usually completed in the form of partial labs, each of the partial labs requires
- an agreement
- a certificate
- an internship report
is required!
The documents must be collected by the students in chronological order and kept until the 12 weeks have been completed.
After the total internship period has been completed, the documents must be handed over to the Degree Program Advisor / Internship Coordinator in the BA IRE degree program in closed form and recorded on the collection form by the students.
Certificate of the examinations committee on the completion of the lab [PDF, 200 KB]
Only the collective forms are forwarded to the Examination Office for recognition of the achievement of 15 credits after completion of the overall internship report.
After a period of 2-3 weeks after submission, students can retrieve the overall internship reports for their own records from the Degree Program Advisor/Internship Coordinator.
There is no reregistration of positive recognition. If the internship report does not meet the requirements or if individual forms are missing, students will be informed accordingly and asked to make improvements. The recognition of credits can be seen in the transcript of records from the Examinations Office.
