Management & Entrepreneurship

M.Sc. (Master of Science)

Subjects: Business Administration, Cultural Studies, Media Studies, Journalism, Film, Language and Literary Studies, Entrepreneurship, Management & Consulting, Supply Chain Management, Project Management, Innovation Management, Digital Management, Human Resource Management, Information Management, Management & Technology, Risk Management, Product Management

M.Sc.

Degree

120

ECTS

No. of places

English & German

Language

Winter semester: 01 Jun

Application Deadlines

2 Years (starting: Winter semester)

Duration

Free

Tuition Fees (per semester)

Start Dates: Winter Semester: Oct-01
Starting: Winter semester
Application:: uni-assist
Study mode:: On campus

Course Description

Being an entrepreneur can be exciting, challenging and rewarding and, at the same time, a titanic task. That is why it is important to have the knowledge and skills to do so but also to know how to apply them to everyday life. This is what the M.Sc. in Management & Entrepreneurship will give you. You’ll have the chance to specialize and learn content from different disciplines, and you’ll have the option to spend a year at the University of Cranfield in the UK to obtain a double M.Sc. degree. Start blooming as an entrepreneur now!

Requirements

Qualification Requirements

Previous Degree

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent). At least 30 CP in basic business subjects such as:

Cost accounting, internal accounting system.
Financial accounting, external accounting.
Finance, financial management.
Marketing.
Manageent, organizational design, organizational behaviour, human resource management, international management/business, entrepreneurship, strategic management.
Operations management, production and logistics, supply chain management.

At least five of the six subjects must be covered in order to qualify as basic business studies.

Furthermore 15 CP in basic quantitative methodology subjects. The following topics must be covered. These include:

Mathematics for business/economics, analysis and linear algebra.
Descriptive and (economic) statistics.
Probability and statistical interference, econometrics.

If you have not yet completed your degree at the time of application, you can still apply. To do so, you must prove that you have successfully completed at least 81% of the total required workload in your current course. Depending on the degree program, 81% applies in relation to the total course credit of 180 CP = 145 CP or 210 CP = 170 CP.

If the bachelor's degree certificate is not yet available when you apply for a master's program by the application deadline, you must submit it by March 31st of the following year at the end of your first semester.

Language Requirements

The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.

English

TOEFL iBT

min 85

TOEIC

min 785

IELTS

min 5.5

Cambridge

min C1 Advanced (CAE)
Specification: Graded C or better.

Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"?

no information provided by university

Additional information:

The English language knowledge can also be proven by modules of previous studies of at least 30 Credit Points according to ECTS that have been taught and successfully examined entirely in English, a successfully completed study program in English, or a certificate from an English-speaking school qualifying for entry into higher education in the respective country. The certification should not be older than four years (except for the school certificate). German language skills are not required to gain admission to the program, although some seminars are taught in either German or English with the possibility to choose between different types of courses.