International Management
- Start Dates
- Winter Semester: September
- Summer Semester: March
- Starting
- Both semesters
- Mode of admission:
- without admission restriction
- Application:
- directly at the University
- Study mode:
- On campus
Requirements
Qualification Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in general business administration, engineering, in particular civil engineering,
mechanical engineering and electrical engineering, or related professional fields with an academic thesis listed as such with title on the included transcript describing the study program taken. Please note that the university only uses a first degree for entry. Master’s degrees awarded subsequent to a bachelor’s degree are irrelevant to the admission process.
Required ECTS credits: 210.
If the number of 210 credits cannot be proven, a further 30 credits must be acquired through the elective offer offered in the degree program or comparable study and examination achievements. The examination board decides on the selection of the elective modules to be taken based on the applicant's suggestion.
Students with a mark equivalent to 2.0 in the German system and 210 ECTS get preferential entry. Students with at least 180 ECTS points can enter a selection process if the degree mark is not lower than 2.5.
Except for European Union citizens or graduates, a completed TestAS test (see the TestAS website) in the version for Economics, with a minimum standard score of 111 in at least one of the three subdivisions and at least 101 in the other two subdivisions. You must arrange for your own TestAS test. Candidates from China, Mongolia and Vietnam have to take this test at the respective German Consulate. Please note that in any country, only a few dates in the year are available to do this test. These test results may not be sent to the university after the application.
Language Requirements
The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.
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Application Documents
- A letter of motivation.
- Graduation from a partner university of Wismar University.
- A formal trade apprenticeship of at least three years in a subject relevant to international management.
- At least 6 months of international experience by living in a foreign country as an exchange student while studying for the bachelor’s degree, or as a full-time employee after graduation.
- Award of any recognised scholarships.
- At least 3 months of voluntary (non-commercial) employment at a reputable charitable or other non-profit organisation.
- Linguistic competence at the European Union level A2 or higher in any of the following foreign languages; any official languages of the European Union (except English), Hindi, Japanese, standard Cantonese, Korean, Modern Standard Chinese, or Russian. These languages do not count if they are officially used in your home country.
An apprenticeship must be proven by submission of a Chamber of Commerce certificate or equivalent. Employment must be proven by means of the employment contract and a recommendation by the employer. Language competence must be proven by an independent and qualified teaching institution. Two different languages from the list can be considered for entry purposes.
