International Business & Management, subject area European Business Programme (EBP) and China (Bachelor)
Brief overview
Degree | Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) |
Department | Münster School of Business |
Site | Münster and Finland, France, Great-Britain, Ireland, Spain, China |
Special type of study | International degree programme, full-time |
Intake | Winter semester |
Standard period of study | 7 semesters |
Semester fee | €308,44 per semester (summer term 2023) |
Tuition fee | You may have to pay tuition fees at universities abroad. |
Requirements and enrolment
Admissions restrictions | No local entrance restrictions |
Pre-study placement | No |
Additional entrance requirements | You must establish proof of your programme-specific qualifications for studying in the EBP. In a oral examination, you must prove your interest in business tasks, as well as your knowledge of the language spoken in the country of your choice. Further details at the following link: |
Enrolment | Application for the summer semester is only possible for incoming students from foreign partner universities. German applicants can only apply for the winter semester and must have passed an aptitude test beforehand. You can apply online via the myFH portal from the end of January (see link above). The application deadline for the aptitude test is 31 May. Only after you have passed the aptitude test can you apply online for enrolment at Münster University of Applied Sciences by 15 August, i.e. you apply online for the degree programme with proof of having previously passed the aptitude test (two-stage application procedure). If you submit your application for the aptitude test completely online by 15 March, we will offer you an early date for the aptitude test as early as April if possible (for EBP only English and Spanish). |
Detailed description of the degree programme
A semester abroad with a double degree, international work placements, and still a short study duration: if you want a job in international business, these are the requirements you should meet. In the European Business Programme (EBP), they are part of the basic curriculum. The Bachelor programme offers you the opportunity to prepare for a career in international business management, while also improving your knowledge of one or two foreign languages. You will learn what is involved in working on business-related issues in a team with people from different countries and what it means to be internationally mobile.