Management International

This English‑taught, fully accredited two‑year Master's is designed for students aiming to develop the skills needed for an international career in business. The programme combines contemporary management education with training in economics, data analytics and academic research and communication, preparing graduates to adapt to rapidly changing global markets and organisations.

The degree is worth 120 ECTS and is organised in two phases. In the first year you follow a core curriculum that builds a solid foundation in management, economics, data analytics, and research & communication. In the second year you personalise your studies by choosing a focus area that matches your interests and career goals, allowing you to deepen specialist knowledge and prepare for sector‑specific roles or further academic work.

Key facts

• Language of instruction: English
• Accreditation: fully accredited
• Duration: 2 years (120 ECTS)
• Structure: two phases — Year 1 core curriculum; Year 2 specialisation
• Core subjects covered: management, economics, data analytics, research & communication

Note: For application and admission requirements (e.g., academic prerequisites, language certificates, and application deadlines), consult the programme’s official admissions information.

Curriculum overview

This MSc runs over two phases. In the first year you establish a solid foundation in advanced management theory while also acquiring core quantitative and analytical skills from economics, data science and research methods. The multidisciplinary first-year curriculum is designed to help you tackle complex business problems using rigorous, data-informed decision making.

Specialisation and thesis

In the second year you tailor your studies by choosing one of three specialisation tracks: Finance & Accounting, Operations & Information Management, or Marketing & Entrepreneurship. Each track comprises a focused set of courses and seminars that develop deeper domain knowledge and practical skills aligned with specific career paths. The programme culminates in a Master’s thesis written within your chosen track.

International exposure and career relevance

There is also an option to spend a semester abroad, which is recommended in the third or fourth semester to broaden your international perspective and professional network. Graduates can expect transferable outcomes such as advanced analytical competence, applied research skills, and specialised expertise in their chosen field—preparing them for roles in consulting, corporate management, operations, finance, marketing or entrepreneurship.

Programme requirements (summary)

• Complete first-year core modules covering advanced management principles, economics, data science and research methods
• Choose one specialisation track in the second year: Finance & Accounting; Operations & Information Management; or Marketing & Entrepreneurship
• Complete the advanced courses and seminars within the chosen track
• Produce and submit a Master’s thesis within the selected specialisation
• Optional semester abroad recommended in the third or fourth semester to gain international experience

Graduates are prepared for international roles in management, consulting, finance, operations, marketing and analytics-driven positions within multinational corporations, SMEs and public organisations. The combination of a broad management foundation and specialised tracks enables students to target functional roles (e.g. financial analyst, operations manager, product/brand manager) or to pursue careers in strategy and consulting.

Practical elements such as seminars, an in-track Master's thesis and the optional international exchange strengthen employability by developing analytical, communication and intercultural skills. The programme also provides a solid basis for students wishing to continue into doctoral research or specialised postgraduate qualifications.