Munich Business School

Munich Business School
Type Private
Established 1991[1]
President Dr. Rudolf Gröger
Dean Prof. Dr. Stefan Baldi
Academic staff
 ~150
Administrative staff
 ~20
Students ~400[2]
Undergraduates ~
Postgraduates ~
Location Munich, Bavaria, Germany
48°08′10″N 11°31′28″E / 48.13611°N 11.52444°E / 48.13611; 11.52444Coordinates: 48°08′10″N 11°31′28″E / 48.13611°N 11.52444°E / 48.13611; 11.52444
Campus Urban
Colours Orange and blue
Website www.munich-business-school.de
Munich Business School 2015

The Munich Business School (MBS) is a private university of applied science located in Munich (Bavaria, Germany).[3] The MBS confers degrees in Business Administration and was ranked in 2004 as one of the leading private Business Schools in Germany.[4]

The school was founded in 1991[5] (at that time named Europäische Betriebswirtschaftsakademie) by the European Business Schools International (ebsi) and became state accredited private university in Bavaria in 1999.[6] In 2003 the school was renamed Munich Business School and adopted the new Bachelor and Master system.[7] Two years later a 24-month Executive MBA program was introduced. In addition, Bachelor programs focusing on Russian, East and Middle Asian markets are offered. All study courses are FIBAA accredited. MBS has a matriculation of more than 600 students. Since its founding MBS has had more than 1000 graduates.[8]

Programs

Bachelors

The Bachelor of Arts in International Business at MBS is offered in English or German. Students choose between five majors:

and focus on geographic regions in terms of a business, culture and a foreign language:

Masters

Master of Arts International Business

Program Concentrations

The consecutive postgraduate program is offered in English or German with the following majors:

Dual Degree Options

In addition, students in the International Business masters have the option to earn a second degree in their second year of study at a prestigious partner institutions:

Boston University  USA

with a focus in: Multinational Commerce; Electronic Commerce, Systems & Technology; Innovation & Technology or Financial Economics

Florida International University  USA

Skema Business School  France

Bond University  Australia

Master of Arts Sports Business and Communication

The 18-month program is the first of its kind in Germany and prepares students for increasingly professional national and international management challenges within the sports industry.

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

MBA International Management

The MBA program is a full-time MBA in Infernational Management.

MBA General Management

The MBA program is a part-time Executive MBA in General Management.

Executive Education

The Executive Education programs are created for businesses who want to contribute to their human resource development.

The Executive Management is a four semester course, with three semesters concentrating on subjects and the final semester on a Master thesis. The course duration is two years.

Doctoral Program

The DBA program is a four-year program jointly organized with Sheffield Hallam University leading to a state-recognized Doctorate in Business Administration title.

Rankings

2011 2010 2009
Wirtschaftswoche (national university of applied sciences ranking) 6th 8th 9th
Times of India (global university ranking) 79th

International Collaboration

Munich Business School partners with universities worldwide:

Notable faculty

Student Societies

The vibrant student body of Munich Business School has formed a number of societies:

Events

Throughout the academic year a number of events are organised by Munich Business School students:

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References

  1. ↑ "Munich Business School". Regents.
  2. ↑ "Munich Business School Study portals". Mastersportal.
  3. ↑ "EU Business School". Mastersportal. 2016.
  4. ↑ http://www.b-school-net.de/MBA_Rankings_International/faz_ranking_2004.htm
  5. ↑ "Munich Business School". Access Masters. 2016.
  6. ↑ "Munich Business School". Regent's University London. 2014.
  7. ↑ "Munich Business School". Strol. 2016.
  8. ↑ "master International Business Munich Business School" (PDF). Wiwi-online. 2012.
  9. ↑ Luxus - Made in Germany. Vogue.de. Accessed 06/04/12
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