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15 May (for applicants with a non-German Bachelor's degree)
15 June (for applicants with a German Bachelor's degree)
The programme prepares students for positions as HR specialists, HR professionals, or HR executives in companies active in the international arena as well as positions in HR consulting firms and HR service providers. This objective is supported by the programme's strong international and strategic focus. In the public administration sector, the Master's degree is recognised as a qualification allowing the holder to apply for posts in the senior civil service.
Courses are predominantly structured as interactive seminars and taught in English. The small group size facilitates direct dialogue and close contact between the students and the academic staff, enabling intensive work on case studies and fruitful and wide-ranging discussions.
The Master's programme is divided into three sections:
First semester: foundation courses and specialisation
Second semester: foundation courses and specialisation
Third semester: Master's thesis (provided students do not do an additional internship semester)
The first semester modules are worth a total of 30 credit points. During the first semester, students extend their knowledge in particular areas and start specialising.
The second semester modules - also worth 30 credit points - build on the first semester to provide additional specialised skills required for the challenges in the HR career sector.
The two semesters are accompanied by a personal development module to provide further individual skills.
For students who do not do an internship, the third semester is scheduled for completing the degree by submitting a Master's thesis and defending it in an oral exam. During the third semester, a research methodology seminar is provided to support work on the Master's thesis. The third semester is worth a total of 30 credit points.
Total credits after successful completion of the programme: 90 ECTS
Selected students can be entered in the dual award programme organised with the ESC Rennes (France) or the Symbiosis International University in Pune (India).
For admission to the programme, 210 ECTS credit points are required. Applicants with 180 ECTS credit points will be required to obtain the additional 30 ECTS credit points, for example, by completing an internship in the third semester. The programme will then last four semesters.
Approx. 300 EUR per semester
Between 800 and 1,000 EUR monthly:
Student residence: 400 to 500 EUR
Health insurance: approx. 100 to 150 EUR
In addition, if applicable:
Applicants have to prove excellent knowledge of English, equivalent to at least a high B2 level of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages):
If applicants have studied in the higher education system for a minimum of two semesters entirely in English, this can be accepted as equivalent (please provide proof with your application). Applicants who hold a GMAT do not need to provide additional English certificates.
15 May (for applicants with a non-German Bachelor's degree)
15 June (for applicants with a German Bachelor's degree)
For applicants with a non-German degree:
uni-assist e.V.
11507 Berlin
Germany
There are many job opportunities for students in Berlin. Non-EU students are permitted to work within specified limits.
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