International Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship (IMME)

Academic requirements

Applicants must provide proof of a Bachelor's degree in a relevant subject from a university recognised in Germany with a GPA from 1.0 up to 2.9 (according to the German grading system). A degree is considered relevant if a required minimum number of credits in modules covering economics, business administration, and quantitative methods (advanced maths, statistics, etc.) has been obtained. Detailed information about admission requirements (i.e.full text

English

C1C1 required, please provide an official language certificate, e.g.: TOEFL iBT (since 2026): 5 Reading: 5 Listening: 5 Speaking: 5 Writing: 5 IELTS Academic: 7

German

B1 required/recommended, no proof required

How you apply

Through uni-assist, the central service that checks international certificates for German universities. It charges a fee per application, so start early.

Application period

The following is valid for applicants from: all countries For the winter semester: 15 April - 15 June The following is valid for applicants from: all countries For the summer semester: 15 October - 15 December

Tuition (2 semesters)

None

Semester contribution (2×)

€623

Living costs (12 months)

€11,904

First year, about

€12,527

From the programme's DAAD listing. The living-cost figure is the monthly amount (€992) Germany asks students to prove for a visa; your rent decides the rest.

International Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship (IMME) is part of the International Study Programme (ISP page flow). The (minimum) four-semester, full-time programme leads to a Master of Science (MSc) degree. The curriculum provides students with a deep understanding of concepts and analytical methods in the areas of international management, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

How it is organised

This programme includes three compulsory courses (International Corporate Strategy, Business Decision-Making, and Marketing Methods and Analysis). Additionally, a range of compulsory elective modules rounds up the programme that allows specialisation.

Study abroad

Our faculty fosters well-established relationships with more than 50 reputable universities worldwide, including Europe.

Internships

There are no integrated internship s. However, students are encouraged to take a voluntary internship, either in Germany or elsewhere in Europe, at the end of their studies.

Part-time work

It is possible to find a part-time job as a research or student assistant at one of the faculties or in the university administration (maximum: 80 hours per month).

Support for international students

Our school provides a buddy PEER programme (SIMP-SON), a website, and a student advisory service office (ISP Office) exclusively for students enrolled in study programmes conducted in English.