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Course objectives

The objective of this course is to bridge a statistical introduction and an application of methods in marketing practice. This course helps students to understand the key methods that can be used to analyze dependencies (in particular analysis of variance and regression analysis) and learn to interpret the results from these analyses. As such, students develop the skills needed to analyze empirical datasets using descriptive statistics and learn to statistically test hypotheses regarding the structure of the data at hand.

Specifically, this course aims to enable students to

  1. get acquainted with the opportunities and limitations associated with empirical business research methods
  2. develop the skills needed to analyze empirical datasets using descriptive statistics and learn to statistically test hypotheses regarding the structure of the data at hand
  3. become familiar with standard data collection methods, such as qualitative studies, experimental studies, surveys, and secondary data
  4. comprehend the general opportunities and challenges of the standard collection methods
  5. prepare for writing seminar papers, master thesis or advanced methods classes.
Course nameCreditsDetailsTerm
CC 503 Empirical Methods6

Course details

Spring semester Fall semester

Course information

Lecturer Prof. Dr. Arnd Vomberg
Forms Lecture and exercise sessions
Credit Points 6 ECTS
Hours per Week 3 hours
Language English
Grading Written exam
Exam Date tba (90 Minutes)

Further information can be found in the module catalog.