The courses in the International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship programme are held exclusively in English. The Leuphana Semester and the Complementary Studies can also be studied completely in English. However, the range of English minor subjects is limited.
EU and non-EU applicants: 15 July for the following winter semester with study start in October
Applications are only possible within the application period: mid-May to 15 July. Outside this period, the Bachelor's degree programmes are not visible in the application portal.
ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES IN A RESPONSIBLE MANNER
The Bachelor's programme in International Business Administration and Entrepreneurship is based on a broad, basic, academic education.
In this programme, you will receive training in the functional areas of business, allowing you to develop important managerial and entrepreneurial skills. These skills are necessary for success in a rapidly changing business environment. Special emphasis is placed on management and entrepreneurial orientation from an international perspective.
The knowledge of entrepreneurship in theory and practice, business processes, and management functions is complemented by further broader specific areas like accounting, finance, marketing, law, psychology, organisational behaviour, IT, and qualitative and quantitative research methods.
Furthermore, through a historical view of management as well as a study of corporate and business ethics issues, you will develop a historically embedded and society oriented perspective. This should sensitise you not only to take responsibility in your field of business but also for society and the environment as well.
As a student of International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship at Leuphana, you can also apply for a double degree programme at the University of Glasgow in Finance, Business Economics, or Business Management.
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STUDYING AT LEUPHANA UNIVERSITY LÜNEBURG
This Bachelor's degree programme at Leuphana University Lüneburg consists of four basic elements: the International Business Administration and Entrepreneurship major (90 ECTS credits), the minor (30 ECTS credits), the Leuphana Semester (30 ECTS credits), and the Complementary Studies (30 ECTS credits).
The Bachelor's degree programme in International Business Administration and Entrepreneurship begins with the Leuphana Semester, during which you will learn the methodological and disciplinary foundations of your academic specialisation in international business administration. From the second semester, your Bachelor's programme is divided into International Business Administration and the Entrepreneurship major, a minor of your choice (e.g. Economics, Popular Music Studies, Philosophy, or Sustainability Science), and Complementary Studies. In the Complementary Studies, you can try out new ways of working and thinking from other disciplines, allowing you to expand your interdisciplinary skills.
PDF DownloadYou do not have to pay tuition fees. You only have to pay a semester contribution of approx. 330 EUR per semester (subject to change). This will entitle you to receive a semester ticket, which covers public transport in Lüneburg and the surrounding area.
Approx. 900 EUR per month to cover personal expenses in Lüneburg:
Admission requirements include the following:
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The programme is particularly suitable for students coming from the European Union / EEA countries. Five percent of the study places are available for students from non-European Union / non-EEA countries.
EU and non-EU applicants: 15 July for the following winter semester with study start in October
Applications are only possible within the application period: mid-May to 15 July. Outside this period, the Bachelor's degree programmes are not visible in the application portal.
Apply directly to Leuphana if you have obtained one of the following:
Otherwise, apply via uni-assist: https://my.uni-assist.de.
International students with a residence permit are allowed to undertake a limited amount of paid employment (a maximum of 120 days per year, or alternatively 240 days part-time – up to four hours a day).
Websites and relevant addresses for finding accommodation in Lüneburg are listed on the International Office website.
There are no mandatory language courses within the curriculum, but German language classes are offered throughout the semester as well as an intensive German course as part of the welcome and orientation programme.
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