Admission requirements
The Master in International Business is open to graduates of all disciplines, but you should have some economic background, whether through elective courses, internships, or initial work experience. Even if your bachelor's degree has not been certified yet, you can apply with a current transcript of records.
A bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification is required. If your university is not located in Germany, it must be listed as "H+" in the Anabin database.
Demonstrate your analytical skills with a GMAT (minimum 600 points) or GRE (at least 158 in both "Verbal" and "Quantitative").
Excellent English language skills are a must, proven by a TOEFL score of at least 100 points or IELTS with 7.0.
A minimum of 480 hours of practical experience in a business environment is required.
International experience is desired and welcomed, but not mandatory.
Details
Master in International Business - Drive global change with a top-class management degree.
The Master in International Business at WHU is designed for graduates with two years of postgraduate work experience. This English-language full-time programme lasts for 21 months and enhances your management skills by opening the door to a global mindset. The programme allows you to put theory into practice through real-life cases and provides you with an international experience.
The programme is structured into three core modules and offers a wide range of electives as well as the opportunity for an international internship.
Five reasons to choose the Master in International Business at WHU:
-Experience top-class education: Our master's programmes are number 1 in Germany.
-Unlock unique career opportunities: with personal support from the WHU Career Center.
-Build lifelong connections: Become part of an international network of classmates and alumni.
-Learn from the best: Benefit from our experienced faculty.
-Become a global leader: acquire the skills to make an impact.
Core Modules
The nine mandatory modules of the core curriculum provide you with essential tools for general management.
QUARTER I
International Strategy
International Trade and Finance
Managerial Economics
QUARTER II
International Marketing and Sales
International Accounting
Modern Tools and Applications of Data Science
QUARTER III
Managing Global Supply Chains
International Business Negotiations
Psychology of Leadership

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