Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Sustainability Dynamics, Organisational and Business Transformation, Lean Enterprise Management, Negotiating across Borders, International Sales Management, Data-Driven Marketing, Leveraging Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) as Organisational Drivers, Data Analytics, Business Models for a Circular Economy, Strategy Creation and Execution

Target group

Concentrated economic competence for future managers. The MBA degree programme in International Management Full-Time particularly prepares graduates of technical or natural sciences disciplines such as engineering, natural sciences and the humanities for tasks in the management of global companies.

Annotation

CORE MODULES: semester 1/winter semester (October to February) ELECTIVES: semester 2/summer semester (March to July) IN-COMPANY PROJECT: summer break/semester 3/winter semester (August to November) MASTER'S THESIS: semester 3/winter semester (November to February) The MBA International Management Full-Time prepares highly qualified young executives without a degree in economics for the management of global companies.

Admission modus

Selection procedure / qualifying examination

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Enrolment requirements are: - a first professionally qualifying certificate of academic degree, or an equivalent academic degree recognised by the competent certification authority, - proven qualified professional experience of at least two years after degree course up to the start of lectures, - Very good English language skills at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), - GMAT Focus 515+, GMAT 550+, EA, ESB BAT, GRE (35th percentile) or CAT (80th percentile), unless the applicant has an economics-related Bachelor's or Master's degree - passing an aptitude test. The aptitude test consists of an approximately 30-minute structured examination interview conducted in English.

Fees

9,600.00 EUR / total

Fees (Link)

EUR 9600 (in 3 instalments of EUR 3,200 each) plus semester contribution.