International School of Management (ISM)

Step by step we reclaim our everyday life. After ISM moved teaching into virtual classrooms within only a few days in March, personal encounters are now taking place more often. For the coming fall term 2020, the university plans to teach mainly on campus again and offers a hybrid concept that combines presence and online classes.

A Bachelor’s degree in Japanese Studies and a Master’s degree in International Business at ISM – for Tamara Strietz, this was the perfect combination for a career in global business management. She has now been working at Continental in Japan for two years and, as a ‘Continuous Improvement Coach’, she manages projects that improve internal processes.

The current CHE University Ranking has evaluated information on studies, teaching and research at more than 300 universities and interviewed around 120,000 students. In the most important categories, ISM made it to the top groups.

As restrictions and regulations regarding coronavirus are gradually eased, ISM is expecting to return to on-campus lectures in the upcoming fall term. For international students who might still be dealing with entry restrictions or visa problems, online solutions will ensure a smooth beginning of studies either way.

Promoting innovative ideas and strengthening the entrepreneurial spirit at ISM: In the Start-up Competition 2020, ISM‘s Entrepreneurship Institute is once again looking for the best concepts and start-ups at the university.

While the summer semester is delayed due to the coronavirus, the latest ISM News deliver interesting university developments and exciting student stories directly to your home. True to the anniversary motto "Courage", the special focus is on the unusual decisions and remarkable paths taken by students and alumni.