The following requirements must be satisfied to gain admission into the following Master of Science programmes at the Faculty of International Business:
An excellent or good first degree in Business Studies or in a business-related discipline (210 ECTS* credits and a German average grade of 2.5 or better or an equivalent international qualification). At least 50% of the Bachelor courses need to be related to business (Management, Economics, Finance, Controlling, Marketing).
The admission process will be based on the first degree/Bachelor's degree. Master's degrees will not be taken into consideration.
Applicants holding a degree with only 180 ECTS have the opportunity to obtain the missing 30 ECTS during the Master Programme by attending additional subjects offered by the Faculty of International Business.
*ECTS = European Credit Transfer System
The programme is completely taught in English. In order to assure a high quality of English in the Master's course, applicants are required to prove a high proficiency in English by one of the following:
Proof of English language proficiency must be submitted by the application deadline, and cannot be submitted later.. No other test or forms of proof will be considered for admission.
**The language certificate requirement applies to all students wishing to study in our programme, including exchange students.**
If their first degree meets the entry requirements, applicants who have been trained in course-related jobs or have successfully studied abroad may receive bonus points for:
The bonus points may facilitate the admission to the Master Programme.
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