International Management

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Business Administration, International Management, Business, Business Administration, International Management

Target group

This degree course is aimed in particular at graduates of a Bachelor's degree programme in Economics or related fields such as Industrial Engineering or Business Informatics, - who want to establish, expand and deepen their knowledge of international company management, international marketing and project management, international business law as well as social and leadership skills in a global environment, - who would like to work in an intercultural business environment, - who would like to deepen their understanding of international economic contexts, - who enjoy foreign languages, especially English, - who are interested in the specifics of communication in an International Environment - who are aiming for a management position after successful completion of the academic degree or who want to do a doctorate.

Annotation

English proficiency level B2, German proficiency level C1 (DSH-II or equivalent) Possibility of combination with MBA degree in the USA at West Virginia University, Morgantown and Pfeiffer University, Charlotte, as well as with double degree in Australia at the University of the Sunshine Coast

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

First degree (Diplom, Bachelor's) predominantly in the field of Economics (also Industrial Engineering and Business Informatics). Evidence of (usually) 210 ECTS points, but at least 180 ECTS points. It is possible to gain the final 30 ECTS points retrospectively, e.g. if the previous Bachelor's course was six semesters long.