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Welcome At
MUniCH bUSineSS SCHOOL
Right now, you’re standing at a major crossroads: with
your whole academic and professional career ahead of
you, virtually anything is possible. And simply by taking an
interest in the Munich business School bachelor of international
business program, you’ve already shown a knack
for making smart decisions. As the Dean, let me be the
first to extend a welcoming hand.
i know that higher education can be intimidating at first,
especially when you’re fresh out of high school or coming
from another country. but at MbS, you will never sit
alone. With a faculty of more than one hundred professors,
you’ll get the attention and encouragement you
need. And our english and german tracks let you study in
a language that you’re comfortable with.
Munich business School gives you a rock-solid theoretical
foundation upon which you can build your own bright
future – in whichever fields interest you. You’ll also find
plenty of support (not to mention fun) among your fellow
students. Whether tackling a tough project with your study
group, checking out Munich’s nightlife with your classmates,
or something in between, you’ll enjoy a rich student
life and lots of stimulating, team-based coursework.
now more than ever, the business community is global
and deeply interconnected. Our international focus will
prepare you for this diverse, rapidly evolving world. in
addition to the international emphasis of our courses,
you’ll have the chance to take classes and internships abroad.
but what’s most important – you’re in good hands with
us: Munich business School continuously receives top rankings
and accreditations from national and international
ranking authorities e.g. “#1 in internationality and Practice
Orientation in germany” or “Second-best business
Program nationwide”.
So it’s my great pleasure to invite you to Munich business
School. no matter what career path you choose in
the future, with a bachelor degree from Munich business
School, all doors are open.
Prof. Dr. stefan baldi
Dean of Munich business School
“Our proximity to the business world provides us with
intimate knowledge what corporations all over the world
expect from their future leaders. This insight is our guideline
for developing – and updating – our courses. The result is a
program that opens the doors to a bright future for our
students at Munich Business School.”
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WHAT CAN YOU
EXPECT
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Erkan Erman
Bachelor Student
“Munich Business School’s bachelor program is an exciting
journey through theory and practice of international business
and can literally take you to the other end of the
world.”
FROM OUR BUSINESS SCHOOL
Enroll with confidence – you’ve come to one of the best
business schools around. Munich Business School was
founded in 1991 as the first state-accredited private university
in Bavaria. The exceptional quality of our Bachelor
in International Business (BIB) program has been confirmed
by an accreditation from FIBAA. The Foundation
for International Business Administration Accreditation is
among the six most important quality and ranking authorities
worldwide. Moreover, numerous independent rankings
place us in top positions. We are especially proud of
the high marks we continuously receive for our international
approach, the practical relevance of our programs,
and the exceptional quality of our faculty.
FROM YOUR EDUCATION
You’ll enter a Bachelor program that is in equal parts well
structured, challenging, and satisfying. Our faculty of
more than one hundred excellent professors teach their
courses and projects in a dynamic learning environment,
and our student body consists of diverse, ambitious people
like you who thrive on working – and having fun – together.
During your time at Munich Business School, as well as
your internships and your semester abroad, you’ll build a
solid foundation of theoretical and practical business
know-ledge that will equip you for whichever career path
you may choose.
FROM MUNICH
Many will agree: Munich is one of Germany’s most beautiful
cities. It has the liveliness of a cultural hotspot, the
serenity of a classical metropolis, and the energy of an international
business hub. From visiting the many museums
and galleries, to enjoying the nightlife, to hiking or
snowboarding in the nearby Alps – you’ll never run out of
exciting things to do. Better yet, the city’s infrastructure is
superb. Subways, busses, trams, and taxis will take you
safely and easily wherever and whenever you need to go.
FROM YOUR FUTURE CAREER
Our BIB program is dedicated to providing you with the
tools you need to build a successful business career. We’re
constantly adapting the program to ensure that your education
reflects the current needs of the business world.
The internships, our faculty, the solid connections we have
with companies and corporations, and our alumni – all this
before you even graduate. With MBS on your side, you can
start your career with confidence. Choose from a number
of career prep courses we offer and use the contacts
you’ve made during the program. Now it’s up to you to
make the most of it all.
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RANKING AND
ACCREDITATIONS:
WE’VE EARNED OUR STRIPES
The high marks we’ve received
from some of the world’s
major ranking and accreditation
authorities confirm that
you can only win with an
MBS degree.
As a Bachelor student, you’ll
be a part of the process that
keeps our rankings high: student
evaluations are essential
to our growth and success.
We also maintain close ties
with the business community.
Their constant input
helps us keep our courses in
sync with the latest trends
and developments.
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OUR RANKINGS
“One of the Top 10 Universities for Business Studies in Germany”
– University Ranking of the influential „Wirtschaftswoche“ and „Handelsblatt
Junge Karriere“ magazines, 2010
❚ More than 500 HR managers in Germany placed MBS in Germany’s Top 10 Business
Schools. The ranking highlighted candidates’ personality, their practical experience, and
English language proficiency
“Top Result Nationwide – The Best Among all Business Programs in Bavaria”
– Center for University Development (CHE), 2010
❚ Best grades in 4 of 5 categories: Study Situation Overall, Services, Practical Approach,
Library Facilities
❚ Highest marks in 12 of 13 individual categories
“#4 University in Germany”
– Universum, 2010 (published in Financial Times Deutschland amongst others)
❚ Ranked #3 nationwide for "studying abroad" and "service & administration"
❚ Ranked #4 nationwide for "educational quality", "course selection",
"lecturers & professors" and "university environment"
OUR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATION
National Accreditation
❚ Granted by the Bavarian State Ministry of Sciences, Research and the Arts
❚ MBS is Bavaria’s first state-accredited private university and the first to receive unlimited
state accreditation
International Accreditation
❚ Granted by the Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA)
❚ FIBAA accreditation is synonymous with professional relevance and top-quality academics
EVALUATIONS KEEP US ON THE CUTTING EDGE
Your voice will be heard
The feedback that you provide during and after class is important to us, and our professors are more than willing to adjust
courses based on your suggestions and criticisms. At the end of each semester, you’ll write anonymous student evaluations
that will play a significant part in our decision-making process for the next semester.
Real corporate input
We are in a constant dialogue with corporate leaders (some of them are also instructors and guest lecturers) whose insight
helps us to constantly update and customize our courses and ensure that they reflect today’s business world. Result: a
learning environment where traditional academics are enlivened by direct connections to the business world that you’ll
enter upon graduation.
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
René Zimmermann
MBS Alumnus
“It’s hard to imagine an equally compact and better preparation
for today’s business requirements. Business theory is
rounded off with personality training, economic and cultural
history as well as presentations, team projects, and case
studies. I’m convinced that the MBS bachelor program
perfectly prepares for a successful professional future.”
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At Munich Business School, your initiative
and curiosity will pay off – and combined
with the state-of-the-art business background
our coursework provides, you’ll
walk away a well-rounded, globally conscious,
and in-demand business person.
(No wonder we’ve received so many high
rankings.) You get the best of both
worlds: a tightly structured curriculum,
and the freedom, within that structure, to
explore the areas that fascinate you.
TIMEFRAME
At Munich Business School, you get to choose. The study
option Bachelor MORE can be completed in three compact
years and will take you abroad for one semester. This
is an interesting choice for students who plan to deepen
their business education in a subsequent Master’s degree
program – or simply prefer an intense but short path to
their first degree. If you opt for the Bachelor GLOBAL,
you’ll spend a second semester as well as a second integrated
internship in a foreign country, thus accumulating
even more career relevant experience and improving your
foreign language skills to a proficient level. This study
option can be completed in three and a half years.
BUSINESS FOUNDATION
You’ll leave Munich Business School with a lot more than a
bachelor degree: thanks to our faculty of corporate professionals,
you’ll have a rock-solid theoretical basis, as well as
fresh insight on how those fundamentals get applied to
real-world business situations. With three internships (at
least one local and one abroad) under your belt, you’ll have
substantial work experience in the business world. And
you’ll be equipped with the “soft skills” – communicating
effectively, working well within teams – that are gaining currency.
It’s this deeply integrated combination of theory and
practice that makes exceptional business people. And that’s
what Munich Business School stands for.
INTERNATIONAL FOCUS
Set sail! Your coursework here in Munich and abroad will
enrich you with a truly global take on business. Students
who choose to study in English will follow the German and
Western European Business Studies program. And if
you’re fluent in German, we offer six other programs spanning
Europe (France, Italy or Spain), the Middle East, Asia,
and Russia. All students will choose from our extensive list
of language courses and learn a new tongue – and if you’re
up for it, you can give yourself an even bigger competitive
edge by taking on a third language. For your semester(s)
abroad, you will study at a partner university and take on
an internship that immerses you in that region’s culture,
language, and business practices.
EVERDAY EXCELLENCE PAYS OFF
We encourage our students to bring their “A-game” to
class every day – not just when finals week comes around.
That’s why we put more value in smaller tests spaced regularly
throughout each semester. 40% of your final grade
will be based on these Continued Performance Tests, while
the other 60% comes from your finals. This means it’s always
worth it to give your best. Raise your hand, team up
with your classmates, tackle your projects with passion …
and maybe you won’t have to spend that last weeks of the
semester trapped in the library.
STUDY PROGRAMS
Do you keep an eye on the stock market Do clever marketing
concepts ever get you excited Are you fascinated
with the media Munich Business School offers five different
study programs to channel your growing business interests
and skills. Choose between Marketing
Management, Financial Management, Media Management,
International Management, and Accounting and
Corporate Taxation. Better yet – you’ll get to choose two
programs, so that you’ll enter the marketplace with a
broad, diverse skill set.
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PROGRAM STRUCTURE
It’s up to you. At MBS, you get to choose
from two study options for your Bachelor
program. Both are designed to provide
you with the best business education and
ensure that you gain first-hand experience
on how to thrive in real-life business situations
and foreign environments alike.
MORE is compact and aimed at students
who consider rounding off their business
education with a subsequent Master degree.
GLOBAL takes you abroad twice where
you will gain solid international work experience
and take your foreign language
skills to the next level.
Use the following table to compare the
two options and choose the one best
suited for your goals.
Kathrin Holzapfel
MBS Alumna
“Munich Business School helped me build an interesting
résumé. Mandatory internships and semesters abroad, a
large network, and honed soft skills helped me to quickly
work internationally and to make great contacts for my
future career.”
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Bachelor GLOBAL
Bachelor MORE
opt for a
JOB
MASTER
JOB
opt for a
MASTER
Internship (minimum 10 weeks)
+ Bachelor Thesis
September till November at a
(partner) university abroad
7 th sem.
Internship (minimum 10 weeks)
+ Bachelor Thesis
Internship (minimum 10 weeks)
abroad
6 th sem.
January till April at MBS
5 th sem.
September till December at MBS
At the beginning of the Main Study Period, you can choose two of five
study programs (business concentrations) and your preferred study option
(MORE or GLOBAL).
Internship abroad (minimum 10 weeks)
4 th sem.
February till May at a (partner) university abroad
3 rd sem.
September till December at MBS
Internship (minimum 10 weeks) in Germany
2 nd sem.
February till May at MBS
1 st sem.
September till December at MBS
Before starting your Basic Study Period at MBS, you have to choose your
preferred language of study (English or German Track) and your second
foreign language (if you’re studying in the German Track). International students
with basic German skills have to choose German as a foreign language.
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REAL-WORLD
RELEVANCE
Everything you learn during Munich Business
School’s Bachelor program is based
on current scientific knowledge and authentic
business procedures. During your
internships and projects, you will gain a
first-hand perspective on what the business
world really looks like and learn how
to navigate it successfully. Our promise to
you: MBS will prepare you for success in
the real world.
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Jan Runau
Head of Corporate Communication, adidas Group
“In our communication management course we
consistently combined theoretical knowledge with
practical application e.g. by simulating a press
conference. It was fantastic to see how the students
realized this project.”
INTERNSHIPS
The three mandatory internships at companies in Germany
and abroad provide many of our students with their
first glimpse of the inner workings of a corporation. You’ll
apply your growing business knowledge in the setting of a
real company and quickly learn how to become a contributing
member of a team of professionals. That’ll ensure
that you leave Munich Business School not only with your
first academic degree, but also with real work experience.
PROFESSIONAL FACULTY
BUSINESS PLAN
In the corporate world, every idea needs a business plan to
come to life. Done right, it can both persuade potential investors
to get involved and help entrepreneurs to fine-tune
their strategy. In short, a business plan helps a company
start out on the right foot. During our workshop, you and
your team will create a business plan based on the economic
knowledge you’ve gained so far. It’s an exciting challenge
that our students welcome. The best part This is
much more than a trial run. Some of the business plans
developed during this workshop have helped to get real
startups going.
Many members of our faculty commute between the classroom
and the boardrooms of international corporations.
This means that you’ll work with up-to-date business concepts
and learn about precisely those best practices that
help companies succeed today. In addition, our faculty’s
strong networks are a valuable asset to students looking
for internships or partner companies for their theses.
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STUDY PROGRAMS
AT MUNICH
BUSINESS SCHOOL
As a new undergraduate, you probably
don’t have your career path staked out
already. That’s why our range of study
programs is designed to cultivate your
skills in areas that pique your interest. In
addition to general business courses, our
students can choose two of our five areas
of business concentration.
So ask yourself: “Which programs excite
me the most”
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MARKETING MANAGEMENT
Learn how to sell. In addition to instilling you with marketing
fundamentals, this program lets you work on case studies
for real corporations to develop your marketing
abilities. Test your budding talents on some of the same
problems corporate executives are facing today. Combining
classroom and hands-on learning, this course will show you
how to effectively bring products and services to market.
A good choice if you’re interested in one of these
professions:
Product manager, marketing or sales manager, retail sales
and marketing staff, consulting firm executive, freelance
marketing consultant
Course topics include:
❚ Marketing Foundations
❚ Market Research & Customer Behavior
❚ International Marketing
❚ Business-to-Business Marketing
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Increasing globalization in the financial sector means that
finance – especially corporate finance, asset management
and controlling – is one of the most dynamic areas of business
today. Our financial management program gives you
the skill set you need in order to excel in this world. With
an eye constantly on future financial developments, MBS
can put professional and executive positions well within
your grasp.
A good choice if you’re interested in one of these
professions:
Professional and executive positions in controlling, finance
management or in-house auditing in companies in all
sectors; auditor positions with financial auditing firms;
consulting and project management with business consulting
firms
Course topics include:
❚ Investment and Finance
❚ Asset Management
❚ Risk Management
❚ Mergers and Acquisitions
MEDIA MANAGEMENT
The internet. Digital television. The news, in all its forms.
The media is a vast, ever-changing discipline, and MBS can
help you master it. This program gives you 360-degree insight
into how the media lives and breathes. Leadership
and communication skills are crucial here, and we’ll prepare
you to take on corporate communications management,
relations with internal and external contacts,
executive media positions, and more.
A good choice if you’re interested in one of these
professions:
Professional and executive positions with media companies
(corporate communications, investor relations and public
relations); television, radio, and print media project
and product management
Course topics include:
❚ International Media Industry
❚ Media Technology
❚ Media Law and Media Ethics
❚ Management and Organization of Media Companies
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
You will explore both economic and cultural issues in this
interdisciplinary program. You’ll study international trade
issues while developing a sensitivity toward other cultures
that all successful international business people must
possess. With a thorough understanding of global business
dynamics, you’ll be ready to take on a wide range of exciting
positions.
A good choice if you’re interested in one of these
professions:
Specialist for certain countries; export and import department
positions; group controlling; business consulting;
global product manager; head of international subsidiaries
or sales manager for specific regions
Course topics include:
❚ Export Financing
❚ International Trade
❚ Intercultural Management
❚ Doing Business in New Markets: China and Russia
ACCOUNTING AND
CORPORATE TAXATION
If you’ve ever considered a career in tax consulting, financial
auditing, corporate finance, or accounting, this is the
program for you. And if consulting interests you, you’ll get
the right background for a career in tax-based asset and
investment consulting.
A good choice if you’re interested in one of these
professions:
Tax consulting or financial auditing; corporate taxation; balance
sheet preparation and auditing; banking; insurance
and investment company positions
Course topics include:
❚ International Accounting
❚ Foundations of Auditing
❚ Accounting and Corporate Taxation Seminar
❚ Corporate Taxation
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THE WORLD IN
YOUR HANDS:
INTERNATIONAL FOCUS
SELECTED PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
Australia
Bond University, Gold Coast
University of Melbourne
Austria
Management Center Innsbruck
Canada
Brock University, Ontario
Université Laval, Quebec
China
Hong Kong University
Tongji University, Shanghai
Chile
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile,
Santiago
France
European Business School Paris
Ecole Supérieure de Commerce La Rochelle
EDHEC (Grande Ecole and Espeme
Programs), Lille | Nice | Paris
INSEEC, Bordeaux
Russia
Plekhanov Russian Academy of
Economics, Moscow
Slovenia
University of Ljubljana
South Africa
University of Cape Town
South Korea
Seoul National University
Spain
European Business School Madrid
Universidad de Granada
Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
USA
Boston University
Florida International University
San Diego State University
University of California, Riverside
Hungary
Corvinus University of Budapest
Italy
Università degli Studi di Verona
Mexico
ITESM – Instituto Tecnólogico y de
Estudios Superiores de Monterrey
New Zealand
University of Auckland
Philippines
Ateneo de Manila University,
Quezon City
Poland
Cracow University of Economics
ADDITIONAL STUDY
ABROAD OPTIONS
United Arab Emirates
American University of Sharjah
United Kingdom
Oxford Brookes University
USA
Berkeley College, New York
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It’s a big world out there, and here at Munich
Business School you can begin the lifelong
process of understanding and appreciating
its countless cultures – and the
business forces that connect them. As an
MBS student, you’ll travel to new lands,
learn new languages, and gain new insights
into globalized business.
You’ll join a student body made up of students
from all over the world, and together
you’ll explore the regions that fascinate you
– and gather the resources you’ll need to
face the challenges and opportunities of international
business.
DIVERSITY IN THE CLASSROOM
Different points of view are the fuel that drives us to
groundbreaking new ideas. That’s why we encourage you
to lend your unique perspective to the vast array of voices,
backgrounds, and opinions you’ll find here at Munich Business
School. Get ready for lively, often heated discussions
with your peers and instructors. Together, you’ll gain a
deeper appreciation of diversity – in business and the
world at large.
STUDY AND WORK ABROAD
FOCUS ON INTERNATIONAL
MARKETS
At Munich Business School, a healthy portion of your coursework
will be dedicated to studying international markets,
as well as specific economies that are currently impacting
global business. Find out about the business practices and
etiquette that define other cultures. Become an expert in
one of five regions – from Western Europe to the Far East.
Gain confidence in a new language or two. With your drive
and curiosity, we’ll give you everything else you need to
be an international business person.
Many of our students have called their semester abroad
the highlight of their undergraduate experience. It’s easy
to see why – with a globe-spanning selection of partner
universities, we have the resources and contacts to set you
up in the region that fascinates you the most. While you’re
studying there, you’ll also take on an internship within a
local corporation or choose a corporation in another country
that interests you. With this immersive combination of
academics and work experience, you’ll come away with a
deeper understanding of how business works on the global
stage.
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BROADEN YOUR
BUSINESS HORIZON –
OUR INTERNATIONAL OPTIONS
The international focus of our
Bachelor’s program doesn’t
end at internships and semesters
abroad. At Munich Business
School, you’ll delve
deeper into the most vital
business regions of the world
as part of your curriculum.
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GERMAN AND WESTERN
EUROPEAN BUSINESS STUDIES
This option is for you if you don’t speak enough German to
study in that language. The courses are aimed at making you
an expert on Germany – one of the world’s most prominent
industrialized nations – and its economy. You will acquire
general knowledge in e.g. national geography, culture, economy,
and traditions. In addition, you will explore the broader
Western European context, thus gaining a comprehensive
understanding that’s sure to open many doors for you.
This option will provide you with a level of German
language proficiency to complete an internship here and
once you’ve completed your basic coursework, you can
choose to continue your studies in English, German or a
mix of both languages.
FURTHER OPTION FOR
GERMAN SPEAKING STUDENTS
The following international options are available to you if
you’re fluent in German. To qualify, you’ll need either a
history of German schooling or a TestDaF level 4 or higher.
(We also recognize the DSH Certificate 2 and Zentrale Mittelstufenprüfung.)
So if you can read the following descriptions,
this may be for you!
ASIAN-PACIFIC BUSINESS STUDIES
Asien zählt zu den wirtschaftlich attraktivsten Regionen der
Welt. Vor allem China und Indien haben sich zu international
bedeutsamen Wirtschaftsmächten entwickelt. Diese
internationale Vertiefung wurde auf Basis der Anforderungen
global agierender Unternehmen an hoch qualifizierte
Wirtschaftsfachkräfte im asiatisch-pazifischen
Wirtschaftsraum entwickelt. Sie erlernen die Grundlagen
der chinesischen Sprache (Mandarin) und werden intensiv
mit Wirtschaft, Politik, Recht und Geschichte der Region
vertraut gemacht.
ARABIAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN
BUSINESS STUDIES
Der arabische Raum und insbesondere die Golfregion gehören
zu den interessantesten Wirtschaftsregionen der
Welt. Unternehmen aus dem arabischen Raum beteiligen
sich weltweit an Firmen und viele deutsche und europäische
Unternehmen bauen die Handelsbeziehungen in die
Region aus. Bei dieser Studienoption erlernen Sie die arabische
Sprache und machen sich mit der Kultur dieses
Wirtschaftsraums vertraut.
RUSSIAN AND EASTERN EUROPEAN
BUSINESS STUDIES
Russland und Osteuropa sind attraktive Wirtschaftsregionen
in unmittelbarer Nähe zu Westeuropa. Rohstoffvorkommen
und ein überdurchschnittliches Wachstum,
verbunden mit einem hohen Nachholbedarf sowohl bei
Konsum- als auch bei Investitionsgütern, machen Westeuropa
und insbesondere Deutschland zu bevorzugten Wirtschaftspartnern.
Im Rahmen dieser internationalen
Vertiefung erlernen Sie die Grundlagen der russischen
Sprache und befassen sich intensiv mit Wirtschaft, Politik,
Recht und Geschichte der Region.
SPANISH, FRENCH, OR ITALIAN
BUSINESS STUDIES
In den Studienoptionen Spanish Business Studies, French
Business Studies und Italian Business Studies wird aufbauend
auf vorhandenen Vorkenntnissen der jeweiligen Sprache
ein Niveau erreicht, mit dem ein fremdsprachliches
Auslandssemester und ein Auslandspraktikum im jeweiligen
Sprachraum erfolgreich absolviert werden können. Außerdem
werden Ihnen fundierte Kenntnisse über
Länderkunde und Wirtschaft sowie über Geschäftsgepflogenheiten
in den jeweiligen Wirtschaftsräumen vermittelt.
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BACHELOR IN
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS:
THE HIGHLIGHTS
If you open the doors to our classrooms,
you’ll most likely see students engaging in
debates or putting their heads together to
tackle a tough business assignment.
At Munich Business School, we firmly believe
that the more you are personally invested
in a task, the more you take away
from it. That’s why many of our courses
include lively, hands-on projects that encourage
both collaboration and competition.
Learn how to put your ego aside and
work within a team. Enjoy the thrills of
success, and allow yourself to occasionally
fail without succumbing to defeat.
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Christian Nerlinger
Former MBS student
“Working in groups during our social project “Play
soccer – Get together” was as exciting as it was intense.
The best part of is that the projects really
come to life at MBS. It’s a great motivation to see
how we were using our potential for a good cause
and could help many under-privileged children.”
BUSINESS PLAN
In the corporate world, every idea needs a business plan to
come to life. Done right, it can both persuade potential investors
to get involved and help entrepreneurs to fine-tune
their strategy. In short, a business plan helps a company
start out on the right foot. During our workshop, you and
your team will create a business plan based on the economic
knowledge you’ve gained so far. It’s an exciting challenge
that our students welcome. The best part This is
much more than a trial run. Some of the business plans
developed during this workshop have helped to get real
startups going.
SOCIAL PROJECT
Social responsibility starts with the person in the mirror.
And at Munich Business School, you’ll get the chance to
develop your social consciousness while learning how to
build a business project. When you take this course, you’ll
get to plan a project related to a social or non-profit cause
and bring it to life as part of a team (take a look at the photos
to see other MBS bachelor students bringing their social
projects to life). In the process, you’ll pick up some
crucial project management skills. We are proud to promise
you that the knowledge and experience you gain during
your Bachelor work will help you to make a difference
in the world.
INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS GAME
Next to heading up an actual company, this computerbased
business game – also used by some of the world's
largest companies – is the best way to understand the
inner workings of corporations. Create a virtual enterprise
as part of a team, put your management instincts to the
test, and see how every decision affects the entire company.
Your goal: increase the market value of your business
until you’ve overtaken the competition. You’ll come face
to face with the joy of success and the anger that comes
with failure. And what you’ll learn will stay with you
throughout your career.
ECONOMIC AND
CULTURAL HISTORY
You’ll build a solid foundation of business knowledge and
experience at Munich Business School – that goes without
saying. But we also provide you with a “big picture” perspective
on how historical developments affect current
events. The course “Economic and Cultural History,” a part
of your curriculum for four semesters, has become a cult
subject among our Bachelor students, in spite of the considerable
workload. It will help you to grow into a wellrounded
individual who’s in the know about the business
world – and the world at large.
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A DAY IN THE LIFE
OF A BACHELOR STUDENT
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The alarm goes off. Usually you hit
“snooze” for at least half an hour. But
this time you jump out of bed, excited
and a little nervous. Because today, it’s
your turn to present ideas for a nonprofit
project in front of the class.
You challenge a friend to a brief foosball
competition in the cafeteria. You don’t
have to ask twice.
On the subway to “Westendstrasse”.
The ride will be short, as Munich Business
School is right in the center of
town. You’ll have just enough time to go
through your presentation and take a
few bites from your breakfast sandwich.
German Business Law is complex, even
daunting at times. But the professor
breaks it down in a way that’s both easy
to understand and relevant – focusing
on business situations that you may encounter
in your career.
Your teammates greet you in the cafeteria.
You have half an hour to talk
about the presentation – and last
night’s party. Everyone is in high spirits,
wondering aloud what the class and
professor will think of the presentation.
The Integrated Project course starts. The
presentations of your fellow students are
fun to watch and also inspiring. A great
mix. Then it’s your turn. You take a deep
breath, and give that presentation everything
you’ve got. The class provides feedback,
praise, and criticism. You’re stoked.
School’s out. Phew! The three courses
per day are demanding, no doubt about
it. But the classes are engaging and you
have plenty of support. It’s a great learning
environment: the students keep
each other motivated and the teachers
are happy to lend an ear, even after
school hours.
You’re back home for now. There’s a
reading assignment for tomorrow, and
you want to jot down a few more ideas
for your project.
Lunch break! A couple of classmates invite
you to a café just a few of minutes
away. You get “Weißwürste”, a regional
dish that is a favorite among international
students.
“Students Clubbing” is hosting another
party tonight. But you’ll skip it and go to
the movies with a few other students.
You watch a film in German – a great
way to prepare for your German
language course the next day.
The next two hours are dedicated to
Economics. You’ve heard about the
“supply and demand” principle but this
course goes deeper, helping you gain a
thorough understanding of how a competitive
economy really works.
You set your alarm. Your first class
doesn’t start till 10:30 in the morning.
You turn in, already looking forward to
tomorrow.
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STUDENT LIFE
Here at MBS, we’ve got everything
you need to work hard,
play hard, and begin your
journey to corporate success.
Munich is a university city
that’s also host to dozens of
corporate headquarters.
Every day, the city hums with
the energy of students like
you hurrying to class and discussing
projects in sidewalk
cafés. At night and at the
weekends, you’ll find those
same people competing at
sports, dancing up a storm at
the clubs or throwing dinner
parties.
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Thomas Pflugbeil
MBS Alumnus
“I will never forget my time studying at Munich Business
School: the unique MBS culture that enforces
excellence, the personal campus atmosphere and not
to forget the time we spent downtown with great
people from all around the globe. Three years of our
bachelor program have been passing by very quickly
but the friendships we all made are going to last for
a lifetime.”
WORK
One thing’s for sure: you’re going to learn in ways you’ve
never learned before. The volume of work might surprise
you at first, and that’s why we place such strong emphasis
on teamwork and forging strong relationships with any of
our over eighty instructors. Build teams outside of class,
participate in student associations, and don’t be afraid of
a little heated debate: it will spur you on toward producing
your best work. The more you reach out to others, the
more confident you’ll be in tackling the challenges presented
by your classes.
FUN
While you’re making the grade, don’t forget to leave your
desk every once in a while. Meet up with friends and hit
the town. We highly recommend exploring the city’s museums
and taking in its architecture or taking weekend
trips into the surrounding Alps. If you need to let off some
steam, you’ll have ample access to the sports facilities of
neighboring universities. With a robust group of friends
and a little curiosity, you’ll make discoveries that can enrich
and invigorate your studies.
STUDENT INITIATIVES
To make the most out of your time here, consider joining
one of our five student-run associations. They represent a
wide array of interests, from business to pleasure.
❚ MBS innovate!: This is where future entrepreneurs and
self-starters meet to help each other focus their energies
and develop their ideas
❚ MBS Invest: Here, you’ll take what you’re learning in
the classroom and see how it applies to real-world markets
(this is for you if you keep an eye on the financial
pages)
❚ MBS Strategy: You’ll support MBS on fairs all over Germany,
play an important role during our Open House
Days or consult prospective students. In short - we turn
strategies into action and really live the “MBS Spirit”
❚ U2B: In this student-curated forum, you’ll research MBS
alumni and partner corporations and select real members
of the business community to give talks, answer
questions, and coach you through your own business
ideas
❚ students-clubbing: Great friendships and study-groups
begin here; you’ll tap into a schedule jam-packed with
dinners, athletic events (including the popular “Wintertrophy”
games), parties, club-outings, and much more
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CAREER PREPARATION
& MBS ALUMNI
Our proudest accomplishment
at Munich Business
School is our ever-growing
list of successful alumni –
whether they have started
their own businesses or become
executives at some of
the world’s largest corporations.
At Munich Business School,
we offer courses and seminars
designed to ease you
into the career you dream of.
We help you prepare for your
future so you can hit the
ground running once you’ve
accepted a job.
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Julia Bossenmaier
MBS Alumna
Senior Specialist Sponsoring, Fairs & Events, Munich
“Studying at Munich Business School was an important
experience that laid the foundation for my professional
career. I met exceptional individuals, some
of whom I still count among my best friends. And I
now realize the value of the network that I started to
develop at MBS, and the crucial business opportunities
that it has afforded me.”
BUSINESS SKILLS
Life in the office requires different skill sets from life in the
classroom. But rest assured, you’ll enter the business
world fully versed in the negotiation techniques and presentation
skills you’ll need to handle your everyday tasks.
Our Business Meeting course gears you up to prepare and
run efficient meetings. Personality Training rounds out our
business communications courses and helps you to develop
your team spirit and leadership instincts.
CAREER PLANNING
Maybe you’ve heard this saying: “If you find a job you love,
you never have to work a day in your life.” We agree entirely,
and our Introduction to Internships seminar will help
you discover your true career aspirations. You can also take
Application Training seminars where you’ll learn how to
handle job interviews and excel in assessment centers. You
need someone to go through your application materials
with you No problem. Our Career Service team will be
happy to help you.
GRADUATE BOOK
The secret weapon in getting job leads is our Graduate Book:
a yearly compendium that lists the details of all our graduates.
You’ll get help putting your first résumé together, and
we’ll even offer a photo session so your smiling face can be
featured along with your work experience and contact
details. The Graduate Book gets sent out to a pool of 700
corporations and counting – you wouldn’t be the first to
receive a job offer as a result of this.
OUR ALUMNI ARE HERE FOR YOU
Perhaps the best way to make sure you excel throughout
your Bachelor experience is to meet others who have
already completed the journey you are embarking upon.
That’s why Munich Business School’s alumni network is
such a valuable resource to our students: you can get advice
and encouragement from people who were in your
shoes not too long ago, and who are currently applying
their academic backgrounds to serious positions within
some of the world’s largest corporations – Microsoft, Audi,
and Yahoo, to name a few.
Even better, our alumni can plug you into their networks,
bringing you that much closer to promising internships and
choice entry-level positions. Thanks to our association
Friends and Supporters of Munich Business School, you’ll
be invited to various events where you can meet MBS
alumni and ask any burning questions you have about life
at the university and beyond. These connections will prove
to be crucial turning points in your future career.
So where, exactly, are our alumni now Here’s a handful
of the corporations that employ former MBS students:
❚ 3i Deutschland GmbH, Munich ❚ Allianz Dresdner Informationssysteme
GmbH, Munich ❚ Asia Trade Center, Cologne
❚ Audi AG, Ingolstadt ❚ Austrian Airlines AG, Vienna ❚
Axel Springer AG, Berlin ❚ Bankhaus Reuschel & Co., Munich
❚ BMW AG, Munich ❚ BMW Financial Services Italia
S.p.A., San Donato Milanese ❚ Bosch Sicherheitssysteme
GmbH, Ottobrunn ❚ British Telecom GmbH & Co KG, Munich
❚ Capgemini UK, London ❚ Cognos GmbH, Frankfurt ❚
Commerzbank AG, Paris ❚ CSC Austria AG, Vienna ❚ DaimlerChrysler
Bank AG, Frankfurt ❚ Deloitte & Touche GmbH,
Munich ❚ Deutsche Bank AG, London ❚ E.ON Energie AG,
Munich ❚ Ermenegildo Zegna, London ❚ Ernst & Young AG,
Munich ❚ Gruner + Jahr AG & Co. KG, Hamburg ❚ Hypo-
Vereinsbank AG, Munich ❚ Horváth & Partners GmbH, Munich
❚ Hubert Burda Media GmbH & Co. KG, Munich ❚
Infineon Technologies AG, Munich ❚ Intel GmbH, Munich ❚
KPMG Deutsche Treuhand-Gesellschaft AG, Frankfurt ❚
McKinsey & Company, Munich ❚ Microsoft AG, Munich ❚
O 2 Germany GmbH & Co. KG, Munich ❚ Premiere Fernsehen
GmbH & Co. KG, Munich ❚ PricewaterhouseCoopers
AG, Frankfurt ❚ ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG, Munich ❚ Reckitt
Benckiser Australia, Sydney ❚ Rodenstock GmbH, Munich ❚
Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, Munich ❚ Scout 24
Media, Munich ❚ Siemens Mobile AG, Munich ❚ Société Générale,
London ❚ Volkswagen AG, Wolfsburg ❚ Webmiles
GmbH, Munich ❚ Yahoo Inc., Sunnyvale, California ❚ etc.
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GETTING INTO MUNICH
BUSINESS SCHOOL:
THE ADMISSION TEST
So you’ve decided to attend MBS’s Bachelor
program Good for you! After
you’ve completed your online application
and passed the initial selection process,
an admission test will determine whether
you’ll be studying with us. It consists of
the following two parts.
WRITTEN EXAMINATION
❚ General Knowledge (45 minutes): a multiple choice
test dealing with general knowledge and basic understanding
of business administration and economics
❚ Applied Mathematics (45 minutes): basic calculation
rules, fractions, binomial series, powers, roots, logarithms,
indexing, sums, financial mathematics, differential
calculus, integral calculus
❚ Essay (45 minutes): topics are based on current events
in global business
❚ Placement Test for a Second Foreign Language (45 minutes):
only for French, Spanish and Italian Business
Studies
If you can’t come to Germany:
❚ SAT: minimum 1720 points (www.collegeboard.com)
❚ TestAS (www.testas.de)
ASSESSMENT DAY
❚ Personal interview discussing your motivation for
entering our bachelor program
❚ Team exercises and role-playing games with a group of
fellow applicants
❚ Presentation of the team exercise results and of a case
study
Greetings, MBS Applicant!
For the week leading up to the exam, I read
the most recent issues of “The Economist”,
“The Financial Times”, and “The Times”.
I think with a little business knowledge it’s
easy to nail the exam. I suggest you also take
some online quizzes for the general
knowledge section of your exam. It’s best to
do them in English so you’re familiar with the
vocabulary and use of terms.
On the next page you’ll find more
recommendations to point you in the right directions.
It all depends on good performance,
creativity, and a solid foundation
of knowledge.
Best regards and good luck,
Moritz Wehle
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If you can’t come to Germany:
❚ A personal interview of about 1 hour via video conference
(e.g. with Skype)

HOW TO ACE THE
ADMISSION TEST
First of all: relax. Your solid interest in international business
matters, a healthy dose of common sense and a couple
of weeks of preparation will be your key to mastering
Munich Business School’s admission test.
Here are a few recommendations to get you in the right
frame of mind.
2. The following functions state the appropriate derivations:
a. f (x) = x 3 - 2x 2 + 3x + 1 b. f (x) = ––
1 x
+ x
f’ (x) =
f’’ (x) =
General Knowledge
Examples
1. What do you understand by „Hermeneutic“
a. Knowledge of seafaring
b. A type of text interpretation
c. The study of the supernatural
d. A form of art
2. What was the term given to the persecution of heretics
lead by the church authorities with state support from the
13th – 17th centuries
a. Prohibition
b. Secularization
c. Incarnation
d. Inquisition
3. Which is the longest river in the world
a. The Nile
b. The Amazon
c. The Mississippi
d. The Yangtse
4. What is „OPEC“
a. An organisation of oil exporting countries
b. A committee for deciding exchange rates inside Europe
c. An organisation for economic cooperation
d. A Latin American economic association
Preparation
The following websites offer free general knowledge quizzes
with which you can get a feeling for our test: www.wissen.de;
www.munich-business-school.de/general-knowledge
Applied Mathematics
3. Solve the following equations:
a. ((-a) 3 ) 2 = ––
1 b. 14 = 6 + ––
16
64
a
c. a 2 + a 3 = 16 x (1 + a)
Preparation
The Book “Essential Mathematics for Economic Analysis”
(ISBN-13: 978-0273713241; Chapters 1, 2, 3 and 6.6) offers
good exercices to practice for our admission test. If you have
not had differential calculus yet, don’t worry on this part.
You will definitely pass the exam anyway.
Essay
Example
A middle-class vehicle made by the Chinese automotive
manufacturer Brilliance (recommended sales price approx.
EUR 20.000) was recently poorly rated in a crash test performed
by the ADAC (Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil
Club – General German Automobile Association). The
media made some negative comments in reporting the results
(“Cardboard box from the land of the rising sun”).
In your opinion, will Chinese automotive companies play a
noteworthy role in the German market in the next few
years
Preparation
Bookmark these online publications:
www.cnn.com, www.businessweek.com, www.ft.com,
www.economist.com
Examples
1. The company Knackeback AG produces noiseless, edible
crispbread and earns EUR 100 for each sold pallet of
crispbread. The manufacturing sales costs per pallet are
20x + 0.25x 2 EUR.
a. Calculate the production level that will maximize profits.
b. The tax per pallet is EUR 10. What is the optional production
level now
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WELCOME TO MUNICH
MBS is located in one of Germany’s
most beautiful cities.
It offers the best of both
worlds: the serenity of a classical
city, and the energy of a
cultural hotspot and international
business hub.
Surrounded by the majestic
peaks of the Alps, full of
quirky details, and steeped in
tradition, Munich is perfect
for anyone who wants to
learn in an inspiring setting.
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Rachel Chang
MBS Alumna
“As a Brazilian citizen I immediately felt at home in
Munich. It is a beautiful and manageable metropolis
– an ideal place for learning and living. I really enjoy
the fact that it is so close to nature. There are many
parks in town. The Alps and the Bavarian lakes are
just outside the city limits. Anyone who enjoys sports,
culture and a true quality of life will find plenty to do
in Munich and vicinity.”
BUSINESS HUB
Strewn with German corporations (e.g. BMW, Allianz, Siemens)
and Global Players (Microsoft, General Electric,
Intel, Google), Munich is one of Europe’s most vibrant
economic centers. The leading industries are new technologies,
media, life sciences, and automotive. But small
and large companies from all industries find Munich’s
business environment stimulating.
In line with our commitment to real world relevance, Munich
Business School has been cultivating close relations
to the region’s corporations for years – and our students
benefit from our robust network when they look for internships,
partner companies for their theses, and employment
after graduation.
MAJESTIC SURROUNDINGS
With the Alps around the corner and picturesque Bavarian
towns dotting the landscape just outside of Munich, you’ll
have plenty of opportunity for exciting day trips and
weekend outings. Ski and snowboard to your heart’s content
in the cold season and go hiking and camping during
the summer months. Light and heavy rail will take you
everywhere safely and inexpensively. And why not investing
in a bicycle so you can get around easily and take in
the beauty of the city and its surroundings at your own
pace and with the wind in your face It’s the common
means of transportation for students in Munich and you’ll
find bike lanes all over town.
EXTRACURRICULAR GOLDMINE
Even when you’re new to Munich, a wealth of extracurricular
activities – organized by our student initiative “Students
Clubbing” and ranging from “Running Dinners” to
attending the many cultural events – will save you from
feeling lost or lonely. An annual highlight is the MBS Wintertrophy,
a long weekend in the snowy Alps that our students
organize every February. Students from universities
all over Germany and Europe are invited. In fact, the MBS
Wintertrophy has grown to be the largest wintersports
event of all business universities in Germany.
Munich also offers countless sights, museums, restaurants,
bars ... and let’s not forget “Oktoberfest”, the world’s largest
festival. Yes, you will study hard at Munich Business
School, but you will also have the time of your life in Munich.
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INTERNATIONAL
SPECIFICS
If you’re coming to MBS from
another country, there are a
few essentials you’ll need to
take care of. And while these
responsibilities will be yours
to deal with, we’re here to
point you in the right direction
and provide help when
you need it. Here’s a brief
overview of what you’ll need
to do.
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Amparo Nájera-Alesón
Former Visiting Student
“I really enjoyed the close contacts with local students
and the colorful composition of the student
body, which comprised people from many different
countries. I learned a lot of new things about culture
and the German economy. Every day, my German
language skills improved thanks to the intensive
language courses they offer at MBS.”
VISAS
German law requires non-EU nationals to apply for a Student
Visa (Visum für Studienzwecke). As visa requirements
differ for each country, you have to contact the German
Embassy in your country to obtain correct information. The
Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt) provides a table
of countries that shows which citizens require/do not
require visas to enter Germany.
Since the visa process can be rather lengthy, we recommend
that you obtain general information on how to apply
for a student visa well in advance of the date you wish to
begin your academic studies. The actual visa process can
only be started after you have received the letter of
acceptance from Munich Business School.
Do not enter Germany with a tourist visa, because it cannot
be changed into a residence permit for studies, not
even if you are in possession of the admission certificate to
a German university. In such a case you would have to
return to your home country!
The German Embassy issuing your visa will send the visa
application directly to the Alien Registration Office (Ausländerbehörde)
of the German town you wish to reside.
Once you are in Germany, you will have to register with
the Ausländerbehörde where you will also receive more
information on how to extend your visa.
HOUSING
Accepted incoming students have the option to either find
a place on their own, or take advantage of off-campus housing
through a property management company which MBS
has partnered with. Students wanting to take advantage
of this housing option can reserve accommodation in advance.
Prices start at EUR 420 per month for a furnished
single room.
COST OF LIVING
We estimate that your living costs will be around EUR 950
per month. Your budget will mostly depend on how you
manage your free time (e.g. travelling, eating out, opera,
concerts, using sports facilities, visiting museums and
clubs). Below is an example of an exchange student’s
monthly budget:
Rent (for a single room): EUR 420
Groceries/food: EUR 300
Public transportation: EUR 30
Phone/Internet: EUR 50
Miscellaneous: EUR 150
Estimated monthly budget: EUR 950
HEALTH INSURANCE
All students must have health insurance for their studies in
Germany and either submit proof of acceptable health insurance
from their country or purchase health insurance in
Germany. Without health insurance, students may not register
for courses at Munich Business School.
For more information, please visit our website
www.munich-business-school.de/for-internationals
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OtHeR mbs sTuDY Programs:
eXCeLLent bUSineSS eDUCAtiOn
masTer
inTernaTional business
the Master international business (Mib) program at
MbS is a business program preparing future leaders for
the challenges of modern management roles. it targets
bachelor graduates who aim for leading positions in
international companies. therefore, knowledge of complex
global interrelations, expert knowledge, and soft skills are
central elements in our Mib study program. the program
includes one study semester and an internship abroad
as well as the option to obtain a second degree abroad.
All Mib students at MbS can choose their preferred
study language and business specializations. the program
is accredited by FibAA (Foundation for international business
Administration Accreditation).
masTer sPorTs business
anD communicaTion
the Master program Sports business and Communication
combines sports, media and business in a
unique way, making it the first of its kind in germany.
On a broad economic fundament, the studies
focus on the essential stakeholders in sports, media,
and business as well as their interaction. A semester
and an internship abroad are included in the
program, which prepares its graduates for the specific
requirements in the professional field of sports business.
the MbS Master Sports business and Communication
program is accredited by FibAA (Foundation for international
business Administration Accreditation).
execuTive mba
general managemenT
execuTive mba
HealTH care managemenT
the 24-month part-time executive MbA in Health Care
Management addresses employees and managers in all
healthcare-related fields and is taught in german and
english. Participants complete a management practiceoriented
study program specifically tailored to the needs
and characteristics of the health care sector. An international
week at boston University School of Management
offers an international perspective and further networking
opportunities. the executive MbA Health Care
Management program is accredited by FibAA (Foundation
for international business Administration Accreditation).
execuTive eDucaTion
Munich business School’s executive excellence Development
(eeD) Program was developed as a response to
the growing industry demand. From individual courses
to certified programs and Corporate MbAs, we put
together tailor-made packages perfectly matching our
partner companies´ needs. the modular structure of the
eeD Program allows companies to start out on a single
course with selected employees with the option to complete
their Corporate MbA at a later stage.
Our popular eeD courses include:
• Customer Relationship Management
• Operations Management
• Organizational Analysis
• intercultural Competence
• Language Skills
• Presentation & Facilitation of Meetings
the MbA general Management program is designed for
leading positions with clear goals, as well as both excellent
business knowledge and management skills. this
program is designed as a 24 month part-time course for
working professionals and is conducted through english.
A two-week stay abroad at SDA bocconi and Singapore
Management University provides an additional international
perspective and the opportunity for students to network
more extensively.
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Westendstraße
Elsenheimerstraße
Rüdesheimer Straße
Tübinger Straße
Barthstraße
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Landsberger Straße
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Garmischer Straße
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munich business school
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80687 Munich
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+49 (0) 89 547678-0
info@munich-business-school.de
www.munich-business-school.de
Directions
From munich airport
• taxi (about 35 minutes)
• S1 or S8 suburban train to Munich Central
Station "Hauptbahnhof" (about 40 minutes)
From Munich Central Station "Hauptbahnhof"
• Underground lines U4 or U5, stop Westendstraße
(about 5 minutes)
• Suburban train S7 or S27, stop Heimeranplatz
(about 5 minutes plus 8 minutes walking
or change to underground lines U4 or U5)
Christine Heber
Advisor Prospective bachelor Students
Christine.Heber@munich-business-school.de
+49 (0)89 547678-272
Prof. Dr. arnd albrecht, mba
Academic Director bachelor Program
Arnd.Albrecht@munich-business-school.de
+49 (0)89 547678-0
Jennifer engels
Admission Services bachelor, Services and Administration
Jennifer.engels@munich-business-school.de
+49 (0)89 547678-0
elvira stephenson-soetewey, mba
international Office
elvira.Stephenson@munich-business-school.de
+49 (0)89 547678-11
Munich business School is a member of:
Munich business School is accredited by:
Membership does not imply accreditation
MbS is bavaria’s first state-accredited private
university and and the first to receive unlimited
state accreditation
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Munich Business School
University of Applied Sciences
your
bacHelor PrevieW DaY
At MbS
come To municH anD give us a TrY
Choosing the right university is a serious decision – and often a serious headache.
Fortunately, our Preview Days for future bachelor students can make your
decision a lot easier. this is your chance to get a real taste of Munich business
School and Munich itself. Meet your future colleagues. Sit in on a couple of
compelling lectures. get the answers to all of your questions about MbS and
the life of a bachelor student. With this ground-level perspective, you’ll be able
to make the right choice with confidence.
Your Preview Day at a glance
• Meet the advisor for prospective bachelor students and find out what
you can expect from Munich business School and our bachelor program
• Sit in on a lecture given by one of our professors on a topic of “intercultural
Communication” and get ready to raise your hand and participate!
• Join our current bachelor students at lunch and get the inside scoop on
student life at MbS
• take in another lecture – now on a topic of „international business“
• Finally, ask any questions you have about the program. You’ll also have
the opportunity to make an appointment for a personal consultation.
To keep an eye on our deadlines and find out the dates for the Preview
Days, check out to www.munich-business-school.de/events
Contents are up-to-date as of January 2012 and are subject to alterations without prior notice.