Master's in International Management (MA)

The Master's in International Management (MA) at Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the global business environment. This program is taught in English and covers critical topics including international marketing, cross-cultural management, and global supply chain strategies. Students will engage with real-world case studies and collaborate with peers from diverse backgrounds, enhancing their understanding of international business operations.

Structured over three semesters, the program consists of modules that provide a comprehensive foundation in business administration. As a University of Applied Sciences, Aschaffenburg emphasizes practical experience, and students benefit from an internship semester where they gain hands-on experience with industry partners. Each module and the associated internship are credited with ECTS points, culminating in a master's thesis that allows students to conduct research on a topic of relevance to international management.

The program is particularly suited to those who aspire to work in dynamic, international business environments. It is ideal for individuals with a background in business or related fields who wish to deepen their understanding of global markets. Additionally, the skills gained—including strategic thinking, analytical skills, and intercultural competence—are invaluable in today's interconnected world.

• International Business Consultant
• Supply Chain Manager
• Marketing Manager
• Project Manager in Multinational Corporations

Graduates often find employment in various sectors, including finance, telecommunications, and consumer goods. The program’s focus on practical experience allows students to connect with the German Mittelstand, providing excellent networking opportunities and insight into local industry practices. Additionally, non-EU graduates can take advantage of an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit, which facilitates their transition into the German job market.