Courses are held in English.
This course of study is offered at our location in Munich.
The standard period of study is three trimesters plus the thesis. Applicants who require a visa for studying in Germany must submit their application documents by the following deadline:
15 June
(The semester starts in September.)
For all other applicants, the admission period ends at the latest in August.
23,400 EUR including enrolment and thesis fees (EU/Non-EU)
Would you like to qualify for management positions in the economy and complete a practical course of study? Then the MBA General Management programme at ISM is the right thing for you. You will specifically expand your business and management knowledge and transfer it into professional practice.
The MBA programme is offered entirely in English, and it includes a stay abroad in Spain. In addition, the MBA programme provides you with the advantage of being supervised by a professional coach during the course of your studies. You will work on your soft skills and optimise your leadership qualities.
The curriculum consists of the following modules:
The integrated coaching will also optimise your leadership skills. Additionally, you will receive an individual career advice.
The programme motivates students to apply their know-how and skills in an international context through a one-week stay abroad in Spain.
23,400 EUR including enrolment and thesis fees (EU/Non-EU)
Included in the tuition fee
On average, the cost of living is about 1,000 EUR/month.
ISM offers high-achieving students who enhance and positively impact the MBA course (i.e. international applicants or female executives) a reduction in tuition fees of up to fifty percent.
More information: https://en.ism.de/images/downloads/financing-opportunities-ism.pdf
The admission procedure consists of a personal interview in English. The aim is to assess the applicant's motivation and suitability for his or her professional and private life as well as his or her English language skills.
Applicants should provide proof of English proficiency through one of the following:
The standard period of study is three trimesters plus the thesis. Applicants who require a visa for studying in Germany must submit their application documents by the following deadline:
15 June
(The semester starts in September.)
For all other applicants, the admission period ends at the latest in August.
More information is available here.
As an international student in Germany, you can work part time (20 hours per week) during the semester and full time (40 hours per week) during the semester breaks. This means that over the course of a year, you can work a maximum of 120 full days or 240 half days without requesting approval from the German Employment Agency.
The Career Centre is the central service centre for student applications, career entry and perspectives and the set-up of a student's own network. It is the interface between students, alumni and companies. The Career Centre offers the best possible support to students in order to help them prepare for job interviews and career paths.
