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This postgraduate programme is structured over three semesters and awards 90 ECTS on successful completion. The first two semesters concentrate on taught content delivered through lectures and applied case studies, giving you a mix of theoretical foundations and practical problem-solving in international marketing. The final (third) semester is reserved for an independent Master's thesis and the associated final examinations, allowing you to demonstrate subject-mastery and research skills.
Teaching focuses on applying marketing theories to real-world situations via case-based learning, while the thesis semester develops your ability to carry out independent research, synthesize findings, and present professionally. If you choose to include a supervised internship as part of your study plan, the programme is extended to four semesters to accommodate the practical placement and its integration with academic requirements.
For international students, note that 90 ECTS corresponds to a 1.5-year full-time programme under the European Credit Transfer System; with an internship included, the overall duration typically extends to two academic years. The structure supports both career entry into international marketing roles and further academic research, by combining applied coursework with a substantial research project.
Key facts and requirements
This program expects applicants to hold a relevant undergraduate degree and demonstrable marketing background, alongside strong English communication skills. You should be prepared to submit an English CV and a motivation letter that explain your academic and/or professional fit for an advanced marketing degree. The admissions process looks for both subject-specific preparation (marketing coursework) and language readiness to study at master's level.
Some additional documents may be requested in specific cases—examples include verified professional experience in the field or a competitive GMAT/GMAT Focus score. If you think one of these conditional items may apply to you, check the program’s official admissions guidance to confirm whether you must provide it.
Admission requirements (bullet points)
If you are unsure whether an item is applicable to your situation, contact the admissions office for clarification before applying.
Winter Semester (International)
15 May 2026
Winter Semester (EU/EEA)
15 June 2026
The programme explicitly prepares graduates for executive functions and positions in internationally operating corporations. Graduates are well positioned for roles in international marketing, brand management, market research, digital marketing, product management, export management and marketing consultancy within multinational companies, agencies and internationally oriented SMEs.
The applied, case-study based curriculum and available specialisations enhance employability in both strategic and operational marketing roles. Participation in the double-degree option and the programme's international/intercultural training further benefit students seeking careers across borders or in global teams.
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