International Management (MA) Hochschule Fresenius - University of Applied Sciences

All courses are held in English.

FOR NON-BUSINESS GRADUATES:

MASTER’S PROGRAMME IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT (MA)

As globalisation eradicates borders and digitalisation prompts industries and societies to form closer and more fluid networks, a management mindset is becoming increasingly valuable, regardless of discipline. Musicians want to strategically plan releases, pharmacists need to consider entering foreign markets, and doctors are asked to manage budgets. In this market, experts are those who combine in-depth knowledge of their industry with intercultural leadership skills, an understanding of organisational processes, and the ability to think economically, dynamically and based on solutions. If you want to become one of these experts but did not gain specialised economic expertise through your Bachelor’s study programme, the Master’s programme in International Management (MA) (for non-business graduates) will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need.

This English-language programme is right for everyone with a Bachelor’s degree in a non-business field who wishes to gain additional economic expertise or switch to a management career.

The programme provides a broad portfolio of economic and management skills as well as important intercultural and interdisciplinary knowledge. After graduation, you will have many career prospects in all economic sectors and in non-economic fields.

Possible all year round

Please note: Tuition fees for non-EU nationals may vary. Please consult our international team for further information by using this form. 
Registration fee: 595 EUR

5,280 EUR

Please note: Tuition fees for non-EU nationals may vary. Please consult our international team for further information by using this form. 
Registration fee: 595 EUR

Included in tuition fees

To be admitted to the Master’s programme in International Management (MA) (for non-business graduates) at Hochschule Fresenius, you need to fulfil the following requirements:

Bachelor’s degree
You must have completed a Bachelor’s study programme with at least 180 credit points.

Subject-specific admission requirements
You do not need to have earned credit points in a business-related subject in order to be admitted. Previous knowledge of economics is not required.

Language skills (see below)

Your English language skills must be equivalent to level B2 of the European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Possible all year round

No

Accommodation is available on the private market. Rent for a single room in a shared flat is approx. 350 to 400 EUR.

Hochschule Fresenius University of Applied Sciences offers support to students seeking accommodation. There is a platform on the website that announces private accommodation vacancies. The Central Administration Office also distributes current lists of available flats and contacts new providers of accommodation.

You can request further information here.

Hochschule Fresenius University of Applied Sciences is one of the oldest private universities in Germany. It is state-recognised and has an academic and educational tradition stretching back about 170 years. The International Business School is a school of Hochschule Fresenius University of Applied Sciences. Its English-taught programmes attract international students and offer globally-oriented students an international dimension in higher education. The resulting study groups provide exciting possibilities for students to build bridges across cultures at the start of their academic careers.

Further information for our international students can be found here.

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