B.Sc. International Management
Become an International Manager
B.Sc. International Management at a Glance
| Standard period of study: | 6 semester (7 semester within Global Track) |
| Semester start: | March (spring term) and September (fall term) Update: Even without a visa you can start your studies at ISM online − please ask our study advisor. |
| Degree: |
Bachelor of Science |
| Campus: | Dortmund, Frankfurt/Main, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Stuttgart, Berlin |
| Study types: | Full-time Degree, Distance Learning |
| Accreditation: | FIBAA, German Accreditation Council |
| Semester abroad: | Two integrated: one compulsory, one optional |
| Practical experience: | 20 weeks of compulsory internship, workshops, excursions |
| Language: | 100 % in English |
| Additional languages: | German is compulsory for international students, French or Spanish is compulsory for German-speaking students |
| Tuition fees: |
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Bachelor of International Management – Business Management Studies with Individual Specialization
Getting your Bachelor of International Management degree is an excellent choice for anyone interested in pursuing an international managerial career. This B.Sc. program offers a solid foundation in business management principles and practices, with a focus on developing integrated practice-oriented business management skills that are essential in the global marketplace.
Whether international management, global value creation or business communication – the International Management program teaches you a wide range of business topics and thus combines the classic management principles of business studies with international requirements. The curriculum of this B.Sc. degree covers everything from Business Administration and Economics, Mathematics, Accounting, E-Business, Finance, up to elective courses in Human Resources Management, Controlling or Entrepreneurship.
Bachelor of management students learn about the foundation and complexities of international business operations, including cultural differences and diverse business practices. If you're studying International Management, your undergraduate studies will be highly practice-oriented thanks to valuable experience gathered through internships and practical projects that provide hands-on training. These factors will largely increase your employability. With a Bachelor of Business Management, graduates are well-equipped to succeed in a variety of roles and industries in the international business world.
#In the Middle of Practice
From student to business management consultant
Applying theoretical knowledge from their studies in practice, directly at a company - management students from the ISM Hamburg campus got the chance to prove themselves. As part of a consulting workshop, they developed a new concept for the global company Philips. The task given to them was to develop a holistic concept that would position Philips as an innovative and attractive employer for graduates. The result was the so-called "Philips Flat": an online game in which you can furnish an apartment on the Internet with Philips products or even invent new ones.
Your International Career in Business Management
Studying International Management means not only gaining comprehensive business insights, but also getting to know how different cultural and economic areas function.
In order to fully prepare you for a career in international management, this three-year Bachelor of Science degree
- is taught entirely in English and comprises intensive language training in German, French or Spanish,
- includes an integrated semester abroad at one of around 190 partner universities, and
- an additional, optional second semester abroad (if you decide for the Global Track).
Further information about the semester abroad
Find out why it's worth to study international management at the ISM
#On the Move Internationally During the Management Studies
With Tapas, Siesta & Flamenco: A semester abroad in Madrid
Madrid is known to travelers for its good food, vibrant culture and relaxed get-togethers. This is not the only reason why it is so popular among students as a destination for a semester abroad. Carl Timmerbeil was also drawn to the Spanish capital for four months. "First and foremost, I wanted to expand my Spanish language skills," he explains. UC3M is one of the most renowned universities in Spain and enjoys a very good reputation among ISM students.
Is the bachelor of international management studies right for you?
If you're considering pursuing a Bachelor of International Management, there are several factors to determine if it's the right fit for you. First, consider your interest in the global marketplace and your desire to work in an international business environment, in a managerial or decision-making position.
If you're passionate about cultural diversity, have strong communication and problem-solving skills, and are interested in global economics, an international management undergraduate degree might be the right choice for you.
If you're looking for programs that offer practical, real-life experience, and a curriculum that aligns with your future career goals, then you should definitely consider the ISM. More than 60% of our bachelor graduates already find a job before finishing their studies and benefit from the early contact they get with industry professionals to gain insights into the various business management career options and opportunities.
Where can I study the B.Sc. International Management program?
You can study International Management in all our seven campuses: Dortmund, Frankfurt/Main, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Stuttgart and Berlin.
How Can I Apply for the Bachelor of Management?
Looking to pursue a practice-oriented, in-demand Bachelor's degree in management, learn from excellent lecturers and gain experience in the fast-paced world of international business management? Our International Management undergraduate program does not have a numerus clausus (NC). Instead, we will ask you to take an entrance exam that tests your abilities, as we are interested in more than just your grades and would like to get to know you and your study motivation. Of course, we will answer all your questions in advance, do not hesitate to reach out to us.
More information about the entry requirements and admission process
#Springboard to Your Career
Pursuing a career in Global Marketing in Hong Kong
Nadia Haarhoff moved to Hong Kong after completing her bachelor's degree in International Management at ISM Munich. Here she works at BASF in Global Business Management for Formulation Additives - meaning additives for coatings and paints. "I take care of the global marketing of our six product groups. My team and I are responsible for brand design. For example, we create brochures and are responsible for redesigning tradeshow appearances."
Your Advantages at a Glance
High quality education: first-class teaching and unlimited state accreditation (FIBAA).
Close to practice: 56 international & guest lecturers from the business world.
Strong internationality: students of 84 nationalities. 30% international students.
Network of more than 190 partner universities to choose for your semester(s) abroad.
Personal teaching atmosphere: study in small learning groups and learn from the best.
Study Bachelor of International Management on-campus at all our seven German locations.
Do you have any questions about studying? Please contact us!
+49 151.41 97 68 03
Your questions will be answered weekdays (Mo.-Fr.) from 10 am to 3 pm (CET) or the latest the next working day.
Dortmund Campus
Christopher Pereira
+49 231.97 51 39-43
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Stuttgart Campus
Luigi Serafino
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Munich Campus
Amr Elbatrawy
+49 89.2 00 03 50-41
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Hamburg Campus
Rebecca Jung
+49 40.3 19 93 39-46
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Cologne Campus
Angelina Hallmann
+49 221.27 09 95-43
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Frankfurt Campus
Qian Ye
+49 69.66 05 93 67-43
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Berlin Campus
Marrit Koenig
+49 30.3 15 19 35-22
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