Few countries offer a better backdrop for studying International Business than Germany. It is Europe's largest economy, home to global players like Siemens, Deutsche Bank, and Bosch — a place where business genuinely happens across cultures, languages, and markets every day. If you want a degree that actually prepares you to work internationally — not just study it theoretically — Germany combines rigorous academics with real industry exposure, cross-cultural training, and a job market that is actively short of people with exactly these skills. Programs are taught in English, carry no tuition fees, and produce graduates that employers across Europe actively compete for.

• In this session, you will
  Explore International Business programs at German universities — and understand what makes each one different
• Learn what the programs cover — international marketing, cross-cultural management, global finance, supply chain, trade law, and business strategy
• Understand entry requirements, language certificates, application deadlines, and how to apply as an international student
• Discover career paths after graduation — from Management Analyst and Marketing Manager to HR Specialist, Banking Manager, and Business Development Lead
• Get a realistic picture of the German job market and the 18-month post-study work visa
• Ask your questions live to university representatives from the featured programs