Admission requirements
You can be admitted to the course if you can demonstrate the following:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent title from an accredited university or college (including technical) with at least 180 ECTS credits
At least 12 weeks (480 hours) of practical experience
Proof of English language skills (TOEFL/IELTS)
Evidence of good analytical and quantitative skills (GMAT/GRE/TM-BASE)
International experience of about 3 months is advantageous
Details
Students in the Master in Management programme can choose modules from the following six concentrations: Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, Marketing & Sales, Strategy, and Supply Chain Management. If students take at least four modules from one concentration and include them in their transcript, they meet the requirements for the Concentration Track.
In addition, students enhance their core competencies by:
Experiencing internationality through a semester abroad or an international Capstone module
Gaining practical experience through an integrated internship
Developing teamwork skills
Participating in numerous student initiatives
With the Master's programme in Management, students will obtain an MSc degree in 21 months. They will experience a comprehensive and flexible curriculum that provides them with the breadth and depth of knowledge for a career in various types of organisations.
The programme starts every year in September. Two semesters are spent on the WHU campus in Vallendar. While the elective courses impart essential tools and knowledge of general management, you can choose from an exceptionally wide range of elective courses to tailor your studies to your interests and career goals.
You have the opportunity to specialise in one of the following eight concentrations: Business Analytics; Data Analytics; Economics; Financial Accounting; Innovation; Marketing & Sales; Leadership & Strategy; Supply Chain Management
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