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General Recommendation for the Award of Credit
Recommendation for the Award of Credit
Certificate „European Manager for
Foreign Trade – Export / Import (EMfEI)“
Bachelor entry level
Credit points:
15 CPs maximum for entire EMfEI programme
Module 1
Macroeconomics
and Economic
Geography
2 CPs
Bachelor entry
level
Module 2
Project
Management
1 CP
Bachelor entry
level
Module 3
Marketing
2 CPs
Bachelor entry
level
Module 4
International
Marketing and
Controlling
3 CPs
Bachelor entry
level
Module 5
Import / Export
7 CPs
Bachelor entry
level
Figure 1: Overview on recommendation for the award of credit
It is recommended to award the ad-
vanced training programme „European
Manager for Foreign Trade - Export /
Import (EMfEI)“ for academic degree
programmes with up to 15 ECTS / cre-
dit points maximum. The advanced
training programme is rated as Bache-
lor entry level. With restrictions, it can
thus be awarded with credit for Bache-
lor programmes. However, the award of
credit for Bachelor programmes should
in general not exceed 60 CPs.
Annotation
The advanced training programme „Eu-
ropean Manager for Foreign Trade - Ex-
port / Import (EMfEI)“ is comprised of
seven subjects each of which includes a
multitude of sub-themes.In order to draw
a meaningful comparison between the
advanced training programme and the
study modules of the reference degree
programme „Business Administration in
small and medium-sized enterprises“, the
expert examiner chose those sub-themes
from the advanced training programme
that most closely correspond with con-
tent of the reference degree programme.
For the assessment he developed five si-
mulated modules based on the selected
sub-themes: Macroeconomics & Econo-
mic Geography, Project Management,
Marketing, International Marketing and
Controlling, and Import / Export.
Some of the manifold themes of the ad-
vanced training programme were not
taken into consideration. The table on
page 36 depicts the entire curriculum
of the advanced training programme as
well as the five simulated modules that
were developed for the assessment.