International Business Administration in FHM University of Applied Sciences, Germany

International Business Administration in FHM University of Applied Sciences

Team members throughout Europe, US customers, cooperation partners in Asia - Today entrepreneurship is of course beyond the country's borders! Even medium-sized companies are increasingly operating internationally. This presents them to the challenges that managers and professionals are in demand, which also have in addition to a comprehensive economic understanding of intercultural competence.

Course contents

The aim of the program International Business Administration is both  to provide extensive expertise as well as your personal and social  to accelerate development, thus a  scientifically sound optimal, but  also practical vocational preparation for  your future activities in the world  receive market. Here, an operational is  and economic basic training  just as important as basic knowledge in  the areas of  marketing and sales, accounting  or business law. In addition, you have the opportunity to study abroad to complete for several months at an international university. 

Their future leadership responsibilities  also includes the management, organization and strategic alignment of your  multinational teams, whether in sales  or marketing. In addition to deepening  your English skills you therefore learn  in the study at theFHMand a second  foreign language (Spanish or Russian). Based on the learned, functional overarching basic understanding are  among others in bilingual lectures  not only their level of consolidated and  expanded, but also international  made the company's activities in a wider context. Business English, a second language of business  and expanding your skills in the  areas of intercultural communication, team management, presentation and  moderation prepare for a possible  prior to subsequent leadership. An intensive exchange with  companies your studies is through a high practicality coined. In addition,  your theoretical knowledge within case studies and projects and  always during the placement abroad  find practical application again. After your International Business Administration degree you have  several management functions on  open international level, where  your strong language skills and  intercultural competence will be of vital benefits and you are already on  to build their own practical experience.

Possible future activities and employers

• Procurement or sales management at international level
• International accounting and controlling
• Ex or import from trade
• International Human Resource Management & Intercultural Leadership
• International service
• (Agencies or consulting with international customers)
• International Marketing in German companies
• Foreign subsidiaries and distributors German companies
• International Project Management
• Consulting

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Tuition Fees in Germany (1st Year Average)	MS: EUR 1550 | MBA: EUR 9550 | BBA: EUR 7500 | BE/Btech: EUR 2710 | BSc: EUR 1270 | MIM: EUR 12005 | MEng: EUR 5300 | MFin: EUR 9550 | MA: EUR 3900| MIS: EUR 2065
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