Master of Science in International Business Management Mainz University of Applied Sciences

Semester one with four core modules in Mainz: Innovation, Technology & Shared Value, Sustainable International Economics, Accounting and Data-Driven Decision Making

Semester two in London: Strategic Leadership & Organisational Change, Research Methods for Business, plus two out of these five options: Advanced Strategy Analysis, International Finance, Business & Managerial Economics, Entrepreneurship, Supply Chain Management

Pathway 1: Dissertation in Mainz (30 ECTS credits)

Pathway 2: Research Project in London and three extra electives

You will develop team-working skills through group projects, case studies, and other forms of collaborative work. The programme is completely taught in English.

Structure:
First semester: Mainz University of Applied Sciences, part-time blended learning (September to January)
Second semester: BBS in London (January to mid-May)
Third semester: Master's thesis period (May to August) under supervision in London

Bayes Business School St. George, University of London

University Bachelor's degree (average at least 2.5 calculated into the German system, and 180 ECTS or a minimum of three years of post-qualification experience in a relevant field).

The Master's programme is a non-consecutive Master's in International Business. A Bachelor's degree in Business is not a prerequisite.

First semester Mainz: about 360 EUR

Mainz: about 800 EUR per month

London: about 1,000 EUR per month

The MSc IBM combines part-time and full-time study. Block courses in Mainz will be conducted online one evening per week and on Saturday mornings, as well as two full-day workshops on Fridays or Saturdays in Mainz for each module.

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Mainz

Accommodation is available through the Student Services Office ("Studierendenwerk") or on the private market. You will find detailed information about living and studying in Mainz on the website of the "Studierendenwerk": http://www.studierendenwerk-mainz.de.
The application deadline for student residence rooms is 15 June. Students are strongly advised to apply for accommodation with the "Studierendenwerk" even before they have received an acceptance letter from Mainz University of Applied Sciences.
Student residence rooms: A single room is approx. 400 EUR per month (depending on the type of accommodation).
Private housing can be found on the internet at: https://www.studenten-wg.de/.

London

Accommodation is available through the Accommodation Services at BBS.

The Mainz University of Applied Sciences, Germany, has developed a dynamic research portfolio over many years. The courses are kept up-to-date by highly qualified staff who maintain strong links with employers, professional institutions, and public and private sector enterprises. Guest lectures and cutting-edge, practice-based projects enrich the curriculum, while continuously evolving research activity underpins teaching and learning. Currently, about 3,100 students are enrolled at our School of Business at Mainz University of Applied Sciences and more than 70 professors as well as 115 external lecturers from large companies ensure an excellent balance of theory and practice. Our students are our primary concern. This is why we offer them small study groups and direct links to leading companies situated in the Rhine-Main region. We take pride in our modern campus, which is an inspiring and creative place to study. Students benefit from exceptional computer services, very well equipped lecture and seminar rooms, vast research possibilities and long opening hours. All this is within easy reach of the centre of Mainz, a vibrant student city, as well as Frankfurt, Europe's financial centre.

Mainz, the capital of Rhineland-Palatinate, with more than 212,000 inhabitants, has an impressive history and is more than 2,000 years old. As the centre of the Rhine-Main area, Mainz is well known for its friendliness and cosmopolitan outlook, which is best demonstrated during the carnival season. Mainz is also an important economic base for industry as well as a significant media centre (ZDF, SAT 1 and Südwestfunk radio and television channels are all based in Mainz). Mainz is twinned with Dijon (France), Watford (UK), Zagreb (Croatia), Valencia (Spain), Haifa (Israel), Erfurt (Thuringia), and Louisville (Kentucky, USA). Further information on the city of Mainz is available from the Tourist Information Centre Mainz: http://www.mainz.de.