University of Applied Management Studies: admission-free Master programs
University of Applied Management Studies

University of Applied Management Studies: Master Programs without Admission Restriction / NC-Free (2026/27)

HdWM: NC-Free Master Programs

HdWM: NC-Free Master Programs

As a state-approved private business university, HdWM offers a wide variety of degree programs and further education in the areas of economics and management. The main shareholder of HdWM, the International Bund (IB), has been making a valuable contribution to the education market for years.

Our Mission Statement

Study programs to match your needs

How we teach, study, and work together at the University of Applied Management Studies (Hochschule der Wirtschaft für Management, HdWM).

Learning as an experience

We consider ourselves mentors of our students’ professional and personal development. Teaching and studying take place in small interactive study groups as seminars. Digital teaching and learning techniques support our students in developing their competences individually and flexibly.

We offer a learning atmosphere that fosters sustainability and supports personal responsibility, in which diversity can be experienced and creativity unfurled.

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