Bachelor's in Management, Philosophy & Economics (BSc) Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
- Duration
- 7 semesters
- Language of instruction
- English
- Tuition fees
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8,200 EUR
- Next application deadline
- View details
- Language level required
- English: B2German: None
Programme overview
Quick facts
- Degree
- BSc
- Duration
- 7 semesters
- Full-time / part-time
- Full-time
- Intake
- Winter semester
- Joint degree / double degree programme
- No
- A Diploma supplement will be issued
- Yes
Language of instruction
The degree programme is taught entirely in English.
Programme description
The Bachelor's in Management, Philosophy & Economics (BSc) equips you with the exact set of skills you need to succeed in this world. By uniquely combining the scientific rigour of economics and the analytical acuity of philosophy with comprehensive training in business studies, it gives our students an incomparable international education and a distinct advantage in the global marketplace.
Programme structure
During the first four semesters of your Bachelor's in Management, Philosophy & Economics (BSc), you will take core modules that will give you an excellent foundation for your degree and introduce you to various topics.
In the fifth semester, students spend a semester abroad and then start the advanced study phase.
As the final part of your studies you will write the Bachelor's thesis during your last semester.
This is how we teach: interaction, feedback and personal support.
Modelled on the teaching approach of Oxford and Cambridge Universities, we offer strong personal support and comprehensive feedback on our students’ work and academic development. As such, philosophy modules feature so-called supervisions, which deliver intense, individually tailored teaching sessions in small groups. The objective of our business and economics modules, in turn, is not only to impart comprehensive theoretical and methodological knowledge but also to apply this knowledge in a goal-driven way to real-life cases.
Mode of study
- Fully on-site
International elements in the curriculum
The curriculum of this study programme includes international elements that support global perspectives and cross-cultural learning:
- Language training provided
- Training in intercultural skills
- Projects with partners in Germany and abroad
- Integrated/optional study abroad unit(s)
All students at Frankfurt School spend one semester abroad and do an internship, which allows you to gain international exposure and experience. We are happy to support you in finding a suitable internship.
- Opportunities for students to work abroad
- Specialist literature in other languages
- International comparisons and thematic reference to the international context
Application and admission
Application period(s)
At Frankfurt School, programmes start in the winter semester each year. Our application platform opens in September, and the application deadline is at the end of June. We have rolling admissions, which allow applicants to receive a decision before the deadline.
Academic admissions requirements
The following entry requirements must be fulfilled before the start of your studies:
- Successful completion of a Secondary School Diploma (e.g. German Abitur, Fachhochschulreife, IB, EB or equivalent) – If you have yet to graduate, then you can apply by uploading your last two school reports.
- Successful completion of our Online Assessment Centre, consisting of:
- Maths test
- Cognitive test
- English test
- Interview
Language requirements
German language requirements
English language requirements
How to apply?
Costs and funding
Tuition fees per semester
| Applicants from | Tuition fee | |
|---|---|---|
All countries
|
8,200 EUR
|
Tuition fees may vary depending on the course of study or other factors (e.g. part-time/full-time, duration of study, ECTS, study abroad). For an exact breakdown of costs, please consult the programme website.
Semester contribution
Student council contribution: 15 EUR
Semester ticket: approx. 230 EUR
100 EUR application fee
400 EUR enrolment fee (only for the first semester)
Part-time employment
It is possible to work alongside your studies (for example as a working student or during the semester break). Our Career Services department will support you with this.
Scholarships and financing information
In addition to the possibility of scholarships, we offer a variety of other financing options. You can find detailed information on our website.
Living & services
Support for international students
- Welcome event
- Buddy programme
- Visa matters
- Help with finding accommodation
- Support with registration procedures
Support for specific needs
Studying with a disability
To ensure we can provide early advice and support (for example, when applying for extra time during the Assessment Centre), please contact us or the Officer for Students with Disabilities and Chronic Illnesses as early as possible before your scheduled Assessment Centre. Further information can be found on our website under Life and Health Counselling.
Contact
Marketing
- Adresse
- Adickesallee 32-34, 60322 Frankfurt am Main
- Telefon
- +49 69154000