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Master's programme

Intercultural Communication International University SDI München

Duration
3 semesters
Language of instruction
English
Tuition fees
3,840 EUR
Next application deadline
Deadlines vary
Language level required
English: B2
German: None

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Programme overview

Quick facts

Degree
MA
Duration
3 semesters
Full-time / part-time
Full-time
Intake
Winter semester
Joint degree / double degree programme
No
A Diploma supplement will be issued
Yes
Combined Master's degree / PhD programme
No

Language of instruction

English

Courses are held in English. Participants can choose to write their theses in German or another language.

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Programme description

The Master’s degree programme in Intercultural Communication provides developing and broadening your intercultural competence in the fields of communication, moderation and conflict management, marketing, human resources management and organisational management; from theoretical basis to practical implementation.

You will expand your professional expertise with one of the following four specialisations to choose from. Do you want to pursue a career in the corporate environment with business administration? Or would you like to expand your skills in a language of your choice with intercultural project management? Or would you rather make digitalisation your main focus, choosing the specialisation of digital workplace? Or whether you want to develop your leadership skills for intercultural teams with intercultural leadership. It goes without saying that language is an integral part of this.

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
  • International guest lecturers
  • International comparisons and thematic reference to the international context

Application and admission

Application period(s)

Winter semester

Applicants from Applications begin Application deadline
All countries
Not specified
15 October 2026

Academic admissions requirements

All you need for your application is a certificate or other proof that you have completed a Bachelor’s degree programme or are about to complete one. The subject area of your Bachelor’s degree programme does not matter, as the Master’s degree programme in Intercultural Communication is non-consecutive in terms of content.

Language requirements

Please check all requirements directly with the respective higher education institution.

German language requirements

German: None

English language requirements

English: B2

How to apply?

uni-assist

You can apply via uni-assist, the application processing service for international students.

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Costs and funding

Tuition fees per semester

Applicants from Tuition fee
All countries
3,840 EUR

Semester contribution

97 EUR

Scholarships and financing information

All information can be found on this website.

Living & services

Support for international students

  • Welcome event
  • Buddy programme
  • Cultural and linguistic preparation
  • Visa matters
  • Support with registration procedures

Course-specific language courses available

  • English
  • German

Accommodation

All information can be found on this website.

Contact

Main contact

Student Advisory Service

Adresse
Baierbrunner Straße 28, 81379 München
E-Mail
E-mail

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