German Applicants

Our international program now offers you the chance to obtain a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with and emphasis in International Management equivalent to those offered by leading Anglo-American Universities. Whether you choose to use this degree as a qualification for an MBA program at another university or use it to accelerate your entry into an international career, our program is uniquely aimed to improve your performance in the global marketplace. In a recent survey, the top 100 German employers listed international experience as the most important job qualification. This was followed by English and foreign language ability in second place. Other highly desired qualifications included teamwork, information and communications technology. Our International Management program is uniquely designed to fulfill all these expectations and more.

All courses are taught in English with the exception of Spanish, Italien and other foreign language electives. (Spanish and Italien are typically offered in 5 levels to accomodate students both at the beginning as well as intermediate level.) In the fourth (or fifth) semester you will study at a foreign partner university. In the fifth (or fourth) semester you will work as a student intern in a foreign land or in a German business in an international capacity. In the sixth semester you will take two upper level elective courses (Schwerpunkt) in German. A good grasp of English is desireable, but perfect English fluency is not required to be admitted to the program. If you are a highly motivated student with above average English aptitude you should have no trouble succeeding in our program.

The Fall semester begins October 1 and ends February 15.
The Spring semester starts March 15 and ends July 31.
Application deadline: June 15, every year

Application-form for German applicants

Practice-oriented University

• You are required to work as a student intern in a business of your choosing in the fourth or fifth semester . You may work abroad or in an international capacity in a domestic enterprise. (In addition students who do not have adequate work experience are required to work 8 -14 weeks as student interns during the semester breaks in the first year of study).
• Your professors and instructors are well-qualified academically, have worked in industry and maintain close contacts with business leaders. They help you bridge the gap between theory and practice.
• Case studies and practical management problems are emphasized in many of the classes.
• Teamwork is taught in hands-on weekend leadership seminars and is actively encouraged in the classroom, internships and group projects.
• Guest speakers from partner universities and various industries are invited regularly to make presentations.
• You may write your bachelor thesis on a topic of interest to potential employers.

For questions about the program:

International Management Department Fachhochschule Deggendorf University of Applied Sciences Edlmairstrasse 6 + 8 94469 Deggendorf Germany
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