Business Management (M.A.)
Studiengang Business Management
Master's programme

Business Management (M.A.)

Develop strategic thinking and responsible action and specialize in marketing or financial management - the ideal step for your career!

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Welcome

The degree course offers a further professional qualification on the basis of a Bachelor's or Diplom degree in economics or business-related subjects. It builds on previously acquired knowledge and specialist skills and develops these further in a systematic and application-oriented manner through sound training. Students are enabled to think strategically and make responsible decisions in complex, changing situations in companies.

The degree program can be studied with a focus on “Marketing Management” or with a focus on “Financial Management/Accounting”.

A semester abroad is possible and is supported by TH Wildau's extensive network of partner institutions.

 

Key facts

Degree

Master of Arts (M.A.)

Modes of Study

full-time, part-time

Study Programme Duration

4 semester (full-time), 8 semester (part-time)

Language of instruction

German

Programme Start

wintersemester (start in September)

Application Deadlines

Application Deadlines

ECTS-Credits

120 CP

Fees

semester fees

Special features

-

Faculty

Business, Computing, Law

   

Study objectives

The degree programme provides a further professional qualification based on an economics or business-related bachelor or diploma degree. It builds on already acquired knowledge as well as specialist skills and further develops these systematically and in a practical manner through well-grounded training. Students are qualified to think strategically and come to decisions in a responsible manner in complex, changing situations within companies.

Graduates of the Business Management master's degree programme have:

  • modern business expertise,
  • a high willingness to perform,
  • the ability to customise and utilise freedom to act as they see fit.

Course contents

The master's degree programme can alternatively be completed in two areas of specialisation:

  • Marketing management (with modules such as international marketing strategies, service marketing, industrial goods and innovation marketing),
  • Financial management and accounting (with modules such as cost management, group accounting , financial controlling, etc.)
  • Common module groups:
    • General management (with modules such as human resource management, technology management, strategic IT management)
    • Elective modules (such as international market research, entrepreneurship and international economic policy, capital markets)
  • Master's thesis

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General Management

Human Resources Mangement

Technology Management

Quantitative Methods

Strategic IT Management

Organisational Management

Presentations, Written Assignment (100%)

Strategic Business Planning

Marketing Management

Internatinonal Marketing Strategies

Consumer Purchasing Behaviour

Marketing Instruments

Services Marketing

Industrial Goods and Innovation Marketing

Marketing Projects

Financial Management/Accounting (as an alternative to marketing management)

Cost Management

Investment Planning

International Accounting

Financial Management

Innovation Finance

Financial Managerial Accounting
 

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Graduates find work in the areas of:

  • Marketing
  • Accounting/finances/controlling/banking
  • Corporate management
  • Purchasing/logistics/materials management
  • Organisation/personnel management
  • Access to higher civil service positions
  • Opportunity to pursue a doctorate

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General admission requirements

  • The knowledge and skills required to gain entry onto the Master's degree programme must be verified by a first qualification at higher education level that qualifies for entry to a profession (diploma, bachelor) in accredited degree courses in business computing, business administration, economics, logistics or industrial engineering.
  • Graduates of other degree programs fulfil the admission requirements, provided that these degree programs include courses, that comprise of at least 24 credit points (CP) in total, the contents of which are based on accounting, finance and investment, logistics, marketing, human resources management, economics or production management.

Specific admission requirements

  • To be admitted to this degree programme, overseas applicants must possess sufficient German language skills. This may be demonstrated with an overall grade of DSH-2 or better from the Deutsche Sprachprüfung für Hochschulen (DSH) language exam.
  • To demonstrate proficiency in English, applicants for the master's degree programme have to:
    • a) have appropriate language proficiency equivalent to at least B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The annex lists the certificates which are accepted, provided they are not more than two years old. For examinations or certificates older than two years, the languages officer at TH Wildau will make a decision on case-by-case basis as to whether the applicant’s language skills are sufficient.

    • b)  have successfully passed all technical English modules stipulated in the  bachelor's or diploma study programme qualifying for this master's degree programme at a university belonging to a member state of the European Union and provided the certificates do not show a level lower than that stated in a), or

    • c) pass a written and oral test, which tests level B2, with the competent language tutor at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau.

Application

You can apply to TH Wildau online. All the information you need to apply can be found on our central application page.

Checking prior knowledge

We recommend that you check up on your prior knowledge of mathematics in good time before starting your studies and refresh it, if necessary.

In the Business Managementdegree programme for example, the Quantitative Methods module builds on prior knowledge, which is usually acquired in the bachelor programme. Experience has shown that entrants not coming directly from the bachelor's programme or who have previously studied a degree programme with little mathematical content require a refresher or acquisition of prior knowledge.

You can test your mathematical knowledge online.

Offers and further information

Contact points

Degree programme director

Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Verena Klapschus

Tel.: +49 3375 508 624
Mail: bm.wir(at)liste.th-wildau.de

 

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