Austria is the Eastern European hub

Christiane Staab
Christiane Staab

Armin Presich discovered his enthusiasm for sales while studying economics at the Burgenland University of Applied Sciences.

He majored in Marketing & Sales on the Bachelor's degree programme in International Business Relations and went on to complete a Master's degree at the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt.

Several years and professional stepstones later, he is still fascinated by the subject. He gained experience in advertising for Austria in the Czech Republic and in the pharmaceutical industry. But it was in the SAP environment that he finally found his fulfilment. 

He now holds the position of General Manager at SAP partner Westernacher.

I really enjoy my job and I often think back to my studies at UAS Burgenland.  A lot of the subjects I studied help me - personnel management, company key figures, legal topics - the whole colourful bouquet.

Armin Presich, graduate of the FH Burgenland

He describes the degree programme at FH Burgenland as very practice-oriented. He still particularly appreciates the opportunity to learn an Eastern European language during his studies and describes the programme as a door opener to an international career. "From an economic point of view, Austria is practically the hub of Eastern Europe - the hub through which a lot of things happen," he emphasises. This is one of the reasons why he also recommended his brother to study here. ?


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