MBA International Management

The MBA International Management program at Nürtingen-Geislingen University equips students with advanced skills and knowledge tailored for a global marketplace. This master’s degree spans over three semesters, offering a comprehensive curriculum that emphasizes both theory and practical application. Students delve into modules that cover essential aspects of international business, including strategic management, marketing, finance, and operational management, all within a global context.

In the structure of German higher education, this program aligns with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), which facilitates flexible study and recognition of credits across institutions. The focus is on both academic and practical competencies, culminating in a thesis that showcases the student's ability to integrate and apply their learning. Additionally, the program may include a practical or internship semester, immersing students in real-world business environments, enhancing their employability and networking opportunities.

This program is ideal for individuals looking to advance their careers in international business settings. It is particularly suited to those with a foundational understanding of business principles seeking to expand their knowledge and skill set in a global context. The teaching is conducted in English, accommodating a diverse cohort of international students. With a focus on collaboration and practical experiences, students are prepared to meet the challenges of a dynamic business landscape.

• International Business Manager
• Marketing Manager
• Operations Manager
• Business Development Specialist
• Consultant

The industries that typically hire graduates include multinational corporations, consultancies, financial institutions, and non-profit organizations. The strong presence of the Mittelstand, or medium-sized enterprises, in Germany also offers graduates opportunities for impactful roles within dynamic companies that are key to the German economy.