Admission requirements
Proof of university entrance qualification (A-levels or vocational baccalaureate) as well as good grades in Mathematics, English, and German (10 points on average from two certificates from senior level or 9 points in courses with higher level of requirements). If the corresponding grades are not available, an admission test must be completed.
Details
The dual, completely English-language degree programme in International Management combines a practice-oriented, internationally oriented business management degree with systematic training within the company. Strong emphasis is placed on international topics within the individual subareas of business administration, which are applied during the practical phases in various departments of the company. The focus on International Business Administration & Trade in the third year of study prepares students optimally for the requirements of internationally oriented companies.
Highlights of the programme
Top career opportunities in times of digitalisation
Study at Germany's best dual university for business informatics
Extensive choice and focus options in the field of business administration and informatics
Considerable financial independence through monthly remuneration
Instructors with extensive practical experience
Possibility of studying abroad
Study in the heart of Hamburg
Study organisation & structure
The degree programme consists of six semesters. Each semester consists of a theoretical phase at the university (on average 20 weeks per year) and a practical phase in the company (on average 32 weeks per year).
Students acquire practice-oriented business management knowledge with a special focus on International Management. Another focus during the course of study is on imparting methodological competencies. In the first two years of study, basic business knowledge is taught and supplemented by method modules, intercultural fundamentals, and international law. Selected core subjects are deepened in the second and third year of study (marketing management, financing, strategic management, international accounting, and controllership). The third year of study is characterized by elective options (elective subject, excursion) and the bachelor's thesis.
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