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Please note the following credit values:
 
BSc Course: 4.5 ECTS*
BSc Seminar Course: 9 ECTS
MSc Course: 5 ECTS
MBA Course: 3 ECTS
MBA Workshop: 1 ECTS
Language course: 5 ECTS
 
*The following BSc courses have a different credit value: 
 
Business Communication: Theory & Practice: 3 ECTS
Managing your personal performance holistically: 3 ECTS
Harmonizing Leadership with Personal Development: 3 ECTS
Mental Health First Aid: 1,5 ECTS
Understanding your personal performance base: 1,5 ECTS
Workshop Body Language for Women: 1,5 ECTS
Intercultural Competence - Fit for International Collaboration: 1,5 ECTS
Perform Yourself! Media and Presentation Coaching: Personal Presence!: 1,5 ECTS
Leading Beyond the Resume: Why Success Isn’t What You Think: 3 ECTS
 

Capstone Module Abroad - MiE 2027

Participation Prerequisites

None, except enrollment in a 90 cr track of the Master of Science programs. 

Course Content

The Capstone Module is a compulsory and vital part of WHU’s Master in Entrepreneurship program. It includes an excursion supervised by a WHU faculty member. Students consider the Capstone Module as one of the most critical stages of their time at WHU since they tend to get in touch with potential future employers and grow their network. The Capstone Module aims to facilitate an intense and enriching international experience with prominent companies in the finance industry. 

 

The MiE 2028 Capstone Module will take place from May 9th until May 14th 2027 (Day of arrival is May 9th; program start on May 10th). The destination is Barcelona.

Intended Learning Outcomes and Competencies

After completing the Capstone Module, students should be able to explain how value is created, captured, and constrained in the stadium and live-entertainment ecosystem. Specifically, they should be able to identify how venues turn fixed infrastructure into recurring revenue through hospitality, tourism, events, ticketing, data, and non-matchday use; analyze how new ventures and alternative formats solve concrete problems around attention, utilization, conversion, regulation, or customer acquisition; and compare how incumbents and challengers innovate under different constraints. Students should also be able to assess how local institutions, regulation, urban policy, and business culture shape entrepreneurial opportunities, and reflect on what working in an international ecosystem requires in terms of adaptation, stakeholder awareness, and professional judgment.

Instruction Type

Excursion and preparation session(s); Attendance mandatory

Form of Examination

Reflection paper

Form of Assessment Weighting
(in %)
Duration of written exam
in minutes
Written Exam    
Oral Examination   -
Written Work (Individual) 100 -
Written Work (Group)   -
Presentation (Individual)   -
Presentation (Group)   -
Business Simulation   -
Class Participation   -
Answer-Choice-Exam   -
Other assessment format (please specify):   -

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Lecturers

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Schreyer, Dominik
Lecturer

Indicative Student Workload

Self-Study 18 h
Contact Time 40 h
Examination 2 h