All courses are held in English. The Master’s thesis has to be written in English as well.
For all applicants:
15 July for the following winter semester
The Management International Master's programme is a fully English-speaking programme designed for students who seek an international study experience or international career, and international students.
The programme includes a core curriculum covering the necessary knowledge and skills in management, economics, data analytics, and research & communication. Students can choose courses from those areas to explore their fields of interest and learn necessary skills and methods.
Students can further specialise by selecting a focus area according to their individual preferences. The programme currently offers three tracks:
The first year of the programme covers courses from the areas of management, economics, data analytics, and research & communication. Students can choose from a selection of courses from those areas to finish the core programme.
The second year of the programme allows students to specialise in a focus area by selecting a track. Each track offers a selection of courses and seminars. Moreover, students write their Master’s thesis in the respective track at the end of the programme.
It is recommended to complete a possible semester abroad in the third or fourth semester.
There are generally no tuition fees at the University of Würzburg. However, you must pay the semester contribution each semester for enrolment or registration. The student contribution includes a semester ticket that allows you to use public transportation all throughout the beautiful city of Würzburg.
Student contribution: approx. 162.90 EUR
The cost of living in Würzburg is low compared to other German cities. Of course, this strongly depends on your individual lifestyle, but you should expect monthly costs of about 940 EUR.
Admission to the Management International Master's programme requires a Bachelor’s degree in business administration or economics that covers core competencies in management, economics, and methods. Applicants meeting the competencies requirement are admitted based on the final grade of their Bachelor’s degree or a GMAT score, if applicable.
Full details are on the programme website: https://www.wiwi.uni-wuerzburg.de/studium/master/master-management-international/
Language requirements in English
English language skills should be at a level of B2. Alternatively, language requirements can be met by:
Language requirements in German
Proof of German skills at basic (A2) level is required by the end of the re-registration period in the third semester at the latest – it is not necessary for application.
For all applicants:
15 July for the following winter semester
More information about the application:
https://www.wiwi.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/study/master/application/
Master's application portal:
WueStudy (uni-wuerzburg.de)
The Student Housing Service ("Studentenwerk") is responsible for 10 dormitories in various locations in Würzburg.
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The Career Centre at the University of Würzburg assists students of the University of Würzburg in paving their way to an ideal job entry by offering courses for the attainment of transdisciplinary competences and individual counselling at every stage of student development.
There are introductory sessions before you begin your studies. Tutors from higher semesters will give you help to start your studies. Likewise, international students receive a buddy at their side for the first weeks of their studies.
The Faculty of Business Management and Economic is committed to teaching the theory, models and methodology of the various disciplines in Business Management and Economics to the current state of scientific knowledge of each intended qualification (Bachelor, Master, Doctorate). The classes also cover the cultural, social and ecological impact of economic activity and decisions. Particular significance is attached to developing the students’ ability to reason and make judgements based on academic argumentation.
The Faculty of Business Management and Economics provides an academic qualification for a professional career in industry as well as public and private organisations, whereby a clear distinction is made between the types of degree. The first priority is the teaching of fundamental economic knowledge and competences. The ability to make one’s own informed decisions in real-life business situations, including new problem situations, while taking ethical aspects into account, is of great importance. Students are actively encouraged to spend time studying abroad to improve their intercultural awareness and skills.
The Faculty of Business Management and Economics is an integral part of the University, not a separate entity as in the case of private Business Schools. It participates actively in interdisciplinary courses with other faculties such as Business Information Systems, Business Mathematics, China Business and Economics, or European Law. The Faculty is also involved in the Graduate School ‘Law, Economics and Society’. In this way, the Faculty contributes to the interdisciplinary, interfaculty cooperation at the University of Würzburg and to the diversity of its degree courses.
There are a number of specialisations in teaching and research at the University which might perhaps not be regarded as unique in themselves but which taken together, nevertheless give the Faculty of Business Management and Economics a distinctive profile.
These include:
Würzburg is a charming city in Bavaria located at river Main, conveniently accessible from all over Germany. It is widely famous for its cultural treasures, such as the Residence (UNESCO World Heritage), Marienberg Fortress and the Old Main Bridge, its prestigious vineyards, and its natural beauty. The University, first founded in 1402, is the oldest one in Bavaria and one of the oldest in Germany. Its 35,000 (all higher education institutions together) students make Würzburg a young and vibrant location.
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