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Corporate Financial Policy

The textbook‘Corporate Finance Policy’, 2nd edition (Paul/Horsch/Kaltofen/Uhde/Weiß, 2026), serves as the accompanying textbook for the modules in the Bachelor’s programme.

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Banking Policy – A Market-Oriented Introduction

The textbook“Banking Policy – A Market-Oriented Introduction” (Paul/Horsch/Kaltofen/Uhde/Weiß, 2024) is used as the accompanying textbook for the modules in the Master’s programme.

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IMPORTANT NOTE: Please note that, due to the Chair’s research semester , the classes “Methods of Financial Economics”, “Finance” and “Banking” will not be on offer as face-to-face courses in the winter semester 2026/27 and will be open exclusively to students retaking these modules. 
The “Stock Market Simulation Seminar” will take place in person as usual.
► BACHELOR’S PROGRAMME      
Module nameSemesterECTSLanguageContact person
M.184.2244 Methods of FinanceWinter / Summer5DEUHanke, D.
 
M.184.3270 Financial ManagementWinter / Summer10DEUHerwald, S.
 
M.184.2275 Seminar on the Stock Market Simulation GameWinter semester10DEUHerwald, S.
Note: Participants in the Stock Market Simulation seminar are asked not to register for the simulation in advance! Registration will be handled centrally as part of the seminar.
       
M.184.3236 TAF seminar on Academic WritingWinter Term / Summer Term5DEULecturers from Department 2
       
M.184.2209 Advanced Seminar in Taxation, Accounting & FinanceWinter Term / Summer Term5DEULecturers from Department 2
 
Z0057 Thesis Seminar (bachelor's thesis)Winter Term / Summer Term–DEU / ENGHerwald, S.
Note: This seminar is an additional seminar outside the standard curriculum. Invitations to the seminar will be sent by email by the department once the central allocation process has been completed.
 
► MASTER’S PROGRAMME    
Module nameSemesterECTSLanguageContact person
M.184.4276 BankingWinter / Summer10DEUVoigt, S.
 
M.184.5204 Seminar on BankingSummer semester10DEUVoigt, S.
       
M.184.5210 Research Seminar in Taxation, Accounting & FinanceWinter Term / Summer Term5DEULecturers from Dept. 2
       
Z0057 Thesis Seminar (master's thesis)Winter Term / Summer Term–DEU / ENGHerwald, S.
Note: This seminar is an additional seminar outside the standard curriculum. Invitations to the seminar will be sent by email by the department once the central allocation process has been completed.
 
► DOCTORAL PROGRAMME    
Module nameSemesterECTSLanguageContact person
M.184.6294 Taxation, Accounting & FinanceWinter semester5DEU / ENGLecturers in Department 2
Note: Compulsory elective module in the PhD programme
 
M.184.6270 Empirical Banking & FinanceWinter / Summer–German / EnglishUhde, A.
Note: This module takes the form of an internal research colloquium organised by the chair, held at three-weekly intervals, and is primarily aimed at research assistants at Prof. Uhde’s chair. PhD students and undergraduates with an interest in empirical methods in the field of ‘Banking & Finance’ are always very welcome! Further information can be found here.

Since 2015,students on the B.Sc. in Business Administration and Economics and the B.Sc. in International Business Studies have been able to take the specialisation in ‘Taxation, Accounting and Finance’.

This specialisation is indicated on the degree certificate by the addition of ‘with a specialisation in Taxation, Accounting and Finance’.

Further information on the TAF specialisation (B.Sc.) can be found here.

The arrangement of learning agreements and the recognition of academic achievements obtained abroad for modules in the ‘Taxation, Accounting & Finance (TAF)’ area of Department 2 are coordinated centrally by the International Office of the Faculty of Business Administration and Economics. You can find all the relevant information here.