287. Ordinance of the Federal Minister for Science and Research on the Doctoral Studies of the Social and Economic Sciences for graduates of Master's degree programs of applied sciences

On the basis of § 5 (3) and (3a) of the Federal Law on Universities of Applied Sciences (FHStG), BGBl. No 340/1993, as last amended by BGBl. I n ° 89/2007, as amended by the Federal Ministries Act of 2009, Federal Law Gazette (BGBl). I No 3/2009, shall be ordered:

Admission to doctoral studies

§ 1. Graduates of the following master's degree programs have the right to admission to the doctoral studies of the social and economic sciences:

Degree of study	Label
0399	Export-oriented management
0404	Media Management
0417	Social Work
0471	Business Information Systems
0472	IT Law & Management
0536	Technical Management
0557	Sales Management
0558	International Marketing
0580	Quality and process management in the healthcare sector
0597	Social Work
0613	Quantitative Asset and Risk Management
0617	Strategic security management
0625	Design & Product Management
0631	Communication, Knowledge, Media
0634	Business Consultancy International
0637	Public Management

Extended doctoral studies

§ 2. Graduates of the following Master's degree programs, which are less than four semesters, have the right to be admitted to a doctoral degree in social and economic sciences, which is extended by one semester:

Degree of study	Label
0388	Project management and organisation
0390	European Economy and Corporate Governance
0392	Logistics and transport management

Additional requirements

§ 3. (1) In the context of the doctoral studies extended by one semester, graduates of the University of Applied Sciences Master's programs mentioned in § 2 have

1.		Basic subjects in the total amount up to 12 semester hours
2.		Subject-specific supplementary subjects for introduction to the scientific methodology of the subject area of the dissertation in the total amount of up to 5 semester hours
3.		In-depth subjects for in-depth training in the subject area of the dissertation in the total amount of up to 5 semester hours
to complete.

(2) The selection of courses from these subjects, taking into account the framework conditions specified by the doctoral study plan of the respective university, and after consultation with the student and the supervisor, or the Supervisor of the dissertation by the institution responsible for the enforcement of the provisions of the study regulations (§ 19 paragraph 2 Z 2 of the University Act 2002, BGBl. I n ° 120). For this purpose, the subject-specific requirements of the dissertation should be taken into consideration. The courses are to be recorded.

In-force pedals

§ 4. This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 September 2010.

Karl