MBA Full-Time
The three-semester MBA programme in International Management offers wide-ranging and reality-based preparation for a career in international business.
Subjects covered include:
- Business and Economic Relations
- Marketing Management
- International Marketing Management
- International Trade
- Quantitative Methods
- Business Law
- Project Management
- Production Management
- Intercultural Management
- Strategic Management
In addition to providing students with a firm knowledge of international business, emphasis is also placed on "soft skills". The ability to cooperate constructively in solution-oriented teamwork is of growing importance in international contacts.
The full-time programme in International Management has the following advantages and strengths:
- Most firmly-established MBA programme in Germany. Founded in 1984 with 2116 graduates to date.
- Compact curriculum in 15 modules in an optimal time-span of three semesters. Students gain a holistic management overview, as well as leadership and social competence, through practice and project-oriented learning.
- The modular structure of the programme enables students to complete each subject in a compact, intensive block.
- Step by step learning tested and documented by examination at the end of each module. Preliminary grade reports as evidence of achievement are available at all times - e.g. for job applications.
- Flexible forms of study allow students to change between full-time and part-time modes to fully accommodate varying professional and private circumstances.
- International orientation. (International contents, approx. 30% of the program in English, professors with international experience, 40% - 50% international students, world-wide partnerships with other schools.)
- Strong practice orientation. (Professors with many years of practical management experience, approximately 80 highly-qualified external lecturers from international companies, on-site seminars in companies, 90% of master theses carried out in cooperation with companies, student consulting team.)
- Continuous quality-evaluation system. Evaluation of each seminar and lecture by students at the end of the module using an online evaluation questionnaire.
- Study abroad semesters can be integrated flexibly, but are not required.
- Small, international, interdisciplinary groups. Each semester intake consists of 50 students. Seminars take place in parallel groups of 25 students each. This enables an intensive exchange of experience from various academic, professional, and cultural backgrounds.
- Individual academic support is ensured by a very favourable student-professor ratio and by a team of academic advisors.
- Networking via our alumni organisations, Gesellschaft für Internationales Marketing e. V. (GIM) and Euro Alumni as well as via active student representatives.
