MBA International Management Nürtingen-Geislingen University

Module one: Accounting

• Financial Accounting
• Management Accounting

Module two: Quantitative Finance

• Quantitative Methods
• Investment & Finance

Module three: General Management

• Concepts General Management
• Corporate Strategic Planning Simulation

Module four: Managing Projects and Organisations

• Organisation and Information Management
• Project Management

Module five: Value Chain Management

• Marketing Management
• Supply Chain Management and Purchasing

Module six: Managerial Economics

• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics

Module seven: International Business Law

• Commercial Law
• International Commercial Law

Module eight: International Business & Management

• Cases International Management
• International Human Resource Management

Module nine: International Financial Resources

• International Reporting and Control
• International Business Finance

Module 10: International Value Chain Management

• Cases International Marketing
• Intercultural Competence

Module 11: Sustainable International Trade

• International Economics
• Sustainable Foreign Trade

Module 12: Strategy Cases

• Strategic Direction / Business Transformation

Module 13: Elective (one course to be chosen from the following options)

• International Supply Chain Management
• Business Challenge
• Sustainability Management
• Business Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
• Start-Up Lessons – Business Creation
• Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Module 14: Paper Writing

• Preparatory seminar for the Master's thesis

Module 15: Master's thesis

Using teaching methods such as case studies, team exercises and excursions to international corporations, the Master's programme imparts knowledge and abilities in the following areas:

Modules in the first semester

• Accounting
• Quantitative Finance
• General Management
• Managing Projects and Organisations
• Value Chain Management

Modules in the second semester

• International Business & Management
• International Financial Resources
• International Value Chain Management
• Managerial Economics
• Preparatory Seminar Master's thesis
• Elective

Modules in the third semester

• Sustainable International Trade
• Business Strategy Cases
• International Business Law
• Elective
• Master's thesis

None

The following documents must be included in the application for admission:

1. Applicant must submit proof of a university degree or an equivalent qualification pursuant to section 59 (1) LHG ("Landeshochschulgesetz"). In the case of Bachelor’s degrees with less than 210 ECTS credit points but no less than 180 ECTS credits points, the admissions committee will check if the qualification set by the admission requirements is met.
2. Résumé (CV) in tabular form
3. Letter of motivation in English (one page maximum)
4. Proof of completed professional training (if applicable), work experience, placements
5. Proof of language skills (English B2 & German A1)

The university may ask applicants to submit documents as original copies or as certified copies. If documents are not in German or English, a translation into German or English by a sworn or court-certified translator or institution must be submitted.

There are semester enrolment fees amounting to approx. 190 EUR. The fees include a contribution for the semester ticket covering subsidised public transport in the Stuttgart metropolitan area.

Approx. 1,000 EUR per month to cover personal expenses

Depending on individual residency and/or work permit

The university has a scholarship programme for excellent/honour students.

https://www.hfwu.de/en/studium/financial-issues/

Available, but limited

Accommodation is available through the Student Services Office or on the private market.
Rent for a single room in a student residence is approx. 250 EUR per month. Private housing can be found on the Internet at:

• https://www.wg-gesucht.de/
• https://www.studenten-wg.de/
• https://www.immowelt.de