Teaching courses offered by the Institute of Marketing and Management

All teaching courses in the following tables are described in the announcements by semester. For seminars, detailed additional information is available in the form of profiles on the linked pages.

Overview Bachelor

Compulsory Program

Modul / Veranstaltung Empf. Fach­semester Sprache Semester
BWL II (Teilmodul Marketing) 2 Deutsch Sommer

Area BWL

Modul / Veranstaltung Empf. Fach­semester Sprache Semester
Dienstleistungsmanagement 5 Deutsch Winter
Seminar Aktuelle Marketingkonzepte 6 Deutsch Sommer und Winter

Overview Master

Area Strategic Management

Modul / Veranstaltung Empf. Fach­semester Sprache Semester
Quantitative Management Methods 1 2 Deutsch Sommer
Quantitative Management Methods 2 3 Deutsch Winter
Erweitertes Marketing Management 1-3 Deutsch Winter
Konsumentenpsychologie 1-3 Deutsch Winter
Marktforschungsseminar: Gründung und Innovation in Kooperation mit Start-ups der LUH 1-3 Deutsch entfällt ab WS 25/26
Seminar: Case Study-basiertes Marketing-Management 1-3 Deutsch Winter
Seminar: Strategic Marketing Concept 2 Englisch Sommer

 

Course announcements by semester

  • Summer semester 2026

    Bachelor Economics and Management

    Area of Expertise in Business Administration, Business Administration II

    • Exercise Marketing (270040)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Wed. 16:15 - 17:45 | VII-201 (Group 1)Böddeker
      Tue. 12:45 - 14:15 | VII-002 (Group 2)Rothert-Schnell, Schroth
      Contents:

      The exercise is offered as a supplement to the Business Administration II (Marketing) module. Selected tasks are used to reinforce the key lecture content (strategic marketing and information bases for marketing decisions, consumer behavior, marketing mix, international marketing, etc.).

      Literature:

      Walsh, G.; Dose, D. B.; Funke, C. (2022): Marketingübungsbuch – Aufgaben und Lösungen, 3. Aufl., Springer Gabler.

    • Marketing (270162)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Thu. 12:45 - 14:15 | VII-201 (Group 1)Walsh
      Thu. 12:45 - 14:15 | VII-002 (Group 2)Walsh
      Contents:

      Students should understand the goals and tasks of marketing, learn about relevant issues regarding information gathering in marketing and the basics of strategic marketing planning, gain an overview of key decision-making factors within the instrumental areas (known as the marketing mix), and learn about current developments in marketing. Structure of the course:

      • Fundamentals of marketing
      • Principles of strategic marketing
      • Consumer behavior
      • Marketing research
      • Product policy, pricing policy, communication policy, and distribution policy
      • International marketing and service marketing.

      Literature:

      Walsh, G.; Deseniss, A.; Kilian, T. (2020): Marketing: Eine Einführung auf der Grundlage von Case Studies. 3. Aufl., Springer Gabler.

    Area of Expertise in Business Administration

    • Seminar Marketing Concepts (271064)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Block courseFunke, Stichnoth
      Contents:

      The design, implementation, and evaluation of empirical market research represent important skills for both research and business practice. Under guidance, students will learn how to conduct application-oriented or empirical investigations on current questions in marketing research. This includes planning a study, conducting data collection, analyzing the data, and deriving implications from the results in the form of a written report.

      Comments:

      Pre-registration is carried out via an online form. Important information about the pre-registration deadlines and additional seminar details can be found in the continuously updated seminar profile.

      Attendance is mandatory for all seminar sessions (usually two to three sessions). If you are unable to attend one of the sessions, participation in the seminar is unfortunately not possible. However, if you miss the kick-off session due to certified illness and contact us before the kick-off session, we will still enable you to participate in the seminar and will assign you a topic to be completed as an individual assignment.

      Examiner: Prof. Dr. Walsh

    Master Economics and Management

    Area Strategic Management

    • Quantitative Management Methods 1 (378009)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Tue. 11:00 - 12:30 | I-301Walsh
      Contents:

      In this course, students gain a comprehensive understanding of market research and the most important methods for collecting and evaluating marketing data. In addition, the basic principles of the multivariate methods covered are explored in depth using real-world examples and data. In the exercise, the methods learned in the lecture are reviewed and taught in a practical manner using the statistical analysis software SPSS.

      Literature:

      Will be announced during the course.

      Comments:

      Attendance at this event is strongly recommended for students who plan to write their thesis at the Institute for Marketing and Management.

    • Exercise Quantitative Management Methods 1 (378091)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Thu. 11:00 - 12:30 | I-233Funke, Stichnoth
      Contents:

      In this course, students gain a comprehensive understanding of market research and the most important methods for collecting and evaluating marketing data. In addition, the basic principles of the multivariate methods covered are explored in depth using real-world examples and data. In the exercise, the methods learned in the lecture are reviewed and taught in a practical manner using the statistical analysis software SPSS.

      Literature:

      Will be announced during the course

      Comments:

      Attendance at this event is strongly recommended for students who plan to write their thesis at the Institute for Marketing and Management.

    • Master Colloquium (378060)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Block courseFunke, Stichnoth
      Contents:

      Presentation and critical discussion of master thesis projects.

    • Colloquium Conducting Marketing Research (378074)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Thu. 09:15 - 10:45 | I-332Walsh
      Contents:

      The scientific discourse in the marketing discipline continuously produces new questions, which can be theoretical or more practice-oriented in nature. A fundamental aim of marketing research is to contribute to this discourse. At an advanced level, students will discuss scientific journal articles and develop research ideas with respect to contributing to the scientific discourse.

      Literature:

      To be announced in the course.

    • Seminar Strategic Marketing Concept (378084)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Block courseWalsh
      Contents:

      Strategic marketing is a critical aspect for organisations to achieve long-term success and competitive advantage. It refers to the development and implementation of long-term, targeted plans to understand market conditions, fulfil customer needs and achieve business objectives. In this seminar, students will develop an understanding of strategic issues and decisions. Students enhance their skills in strategic analysis and problem solving by dealing with a practical and concrete use case.

      Literature:

      To be announced in the seminar.

      Comments:

      Pre-registration is done via a web form. Important information about pre-registration deadlines and further seminar details can be found in the continuously updated seminar description.

      Attendance is mandatory for all seminar sessions (usually two to three sessions). If you are unable to attend one of the sessions, participation in the seminar is unfortunately not possible. However, if you miss the kick-off session due to certified illness and contact us before the kick-off session, we will still enable you to participate in the seminar and will assign you a topic to be completed as an individual assignment.

    • Consumer Psychology (378098)

      Time and room:Lecturer:
      Wed. 09:15 - 10:45 | I-301Böddeker, Walsh
      Contents:

      Students learn about psychological models, concepts, and theories and how to apply them to real marketing contexts. By engaging with published research findings in the field of consumer psychology and analyzing practical case studies, students improve their ability to interpret consumer behavior across three key purchase phases (before, during, and after purchase) and to derive well-founded recommendations for marketing strategies.

      Literature:

      To be announced in the course.