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European Management – (MBA)
Berlin School of Economics and Law
IMB Institute of Management Berlin
| Application Deadline: | May 31 | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 14,800 - | ||
| Location: | Berlin / Germany / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 15 months | Start Date: | September |
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| Languages: | English | ||
Location of Berlin School of Economics and Law
The MBA European Management programme offers you a course of studies directly concerned with the core issues for companies working in a European business environment.
On this programme, you will be analysing the political, legal, cultural and economic environment of European businesses, evaluating their markets in terms of procurement, finance and sales and drafting new strategies for international competition.
Building on your minimum of two years of work experience and a first degree most probably not in economics or business administration, you will be developing and honing your specialist, analytical, and personal competences in an intensive exchange of experience with both your fellow MBA classmates and your lecturers, all of whom have a strong background in "real-world" business life, helping you acquire a set of skills enabling you to effectively take on executive management tasks.
This postgraduate programme is taught in English in two dynamic European capitals - Berlin and London.
Contents
The programme is divided into three stages. The first stage focuses on providing students with the basic management skills. The second stage concentrates on international issues and gives students the opportunity to focus on special areas through electives. Finally, in the third stage students apply the methods learnt in a company project.
In the international business world an MBA is not only expected to know theory and how to apply management techniques. Increasing importance is being placed on excellent social competences as well. The two-day seminars within the 'Personal Skills Development' and "Intercultural Skills Development" programme are designed to develop these skills along with everyday skills required in management.
CurriculumFirst Stage
AccountingFinancial Accounting
Management Accounting
Operations Management and Quantitative MethodsQuantitative Methods for Managers
Operations Management and IT
Human Resource ManagementCorporate FinanceMarketing Management Market EnvironmentThe European Legal Environment (European Study Visit included)
Economics for Managers
Strategic Management: Market and Company Analysis
Personal Skills Development Presentation Techniques
Career Coaching
Leading Teams
Second StageInternational BusinessGlobal Strategic ManagementGlobal Strategy Formulation and Corporate Social Responsibility
European Business Simulation Game
Organisational Change and Leadership
2 Electives, e.g.:
International Finance
International Marketing
Consulting
Entrepreneurship and SME Management
Managing Production and Supply Chain Networks
Intercultural Skills Development Negotiating in the International Context
Cross Cultural Management
Understanding Myself and Others
Third StageResearch Methodology
Master´s Thesis (Company Project)
IELTS
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test.
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Register Now!Requirements
If you are seeking entry to the MBA European Management programme you shall be required to meet the following prerequisites :
* Completed university degree in the field of economics or in another subject (university, FH or BA degree)
* A minimum of two years of relevant work experience
* Very good knowledge of English (reference to TOEFL itb 79 points; IELTS 6,5 points)
Accreditation
Since the introduction of the Bachelor and Master degrees, the programmes have been regularly subject to the accreditation procedures (initial accreditation and re-accreditation) required under the statutory provisions in the Framework Act for Higher Education (Hochschulrahmengesetz - HRG). This accreditation process adds qualitative evaluation to the previous requirement of state certification for degree programmes. Accreditation is designed to provide a guarantee of professional and substantive standards by evaluating such factors as programme design, ease of study ('studyability'), quality of teaching and professional relevance. The requirements for accrediting new study programmes include a modular structure and a Credit Points system that reflects the students' actual workload. The accreditation process is carried out by external accrediting agencies.
The Berlin School of Economics and Law was quick to introduce external accreditation for its degree programmes. As a result, nearly all the University's programmes have been successfully awarded the initial accreditation stamp.
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