The programme can be studied completely in English, optional courses in German are offered.
15 May (for applicants with a non-German university degree)
15 June (for applicants with a German university degree)
The consecutive study programme covers the core disciplines of business administration: accounting, controlling, corporate finance and business taxation. The courses take into account the interdependencies of these disciplines. A particular advantage is the option to study one or two of the disciplines as a major. Other benefits include the consideration of digitalisation as well as sustainability. Students can learn data analysis and programming by choosing specific courses. The programme is suitable for people who have studied at least two of the relevant disciplines in their Bachelor's degree programmes and would like to significantly extend and deepen the acquired knowledge.
The course of study lasts three or four semesters. In the first semester, students extend their competencies acquired in the Bachelor's programmes. In the second semester, more specialised courses are offered. In the third semester, students write the Master's thesis. This is postponed to the fourth semester if students complete an internship or a semester abroad (possibly with a double degree) in the third semester. Methodologically, the courses are characterised by seminar-based teaching. Case studies, some of which take place in cooperation with companies, play an important role. In this way, students practice applying and deepening the knowledge they have acquired and establish company contacts.
Students who have completed a Bachelor's degree with only 180 credit points (generally corresponding to a three-year Bachelor's programme) will be required to complete a work experience placement in the third semester, which is worth 30 credit points. Students with a Bachelor's degree worth 210 credit points who have already done supervised work during an undergraduate programme are not required to do so, but they may also take a placement in the third semester if they wish.
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
By providing a GMAT score of 600 points or above, you can significantly increase your chance of admission.
Very good knowledge of English, at least corresponding to level B2 of the Common European Framework, e.g.
Very good knowledge of German (at least level B2) is required for students choosing courses in German.
15 May (for applicants with a non-German university degree)
15 June (for applicants with a German university 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.
The German National Association for Student Affairs ("Studierendenwerk") and other institutions currently offer 15,600 rooms in student halls of residence throughout Berlin. Due to waiting lists, it is advised to get in contact with the service early on.
You can also look online for shared flats, e.g. here: www.wg-gesucht.de/en/.
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