Business Administration – Shaping a Sustainable Economy

Course Overview

Proceed unconventionally, give free rein to your ideas and think outside the box. Most people don’t learn this in conventional business administration programmes. But more and more companies are seeking employees and managers who are flexible creative thinkers, who are innovative and who can develop and implement new concepts for socially responsible business. - General Management - Sustainable Management - Art in Corporate Design - Socially Responsible Finance - Leadership - Cover letter - Curriculum vitae - Letter of Motivation: In your Letter of Motivation, please include why you are especially interested in this particular programme at Alanus University. - Current letter of reference - Officially certified copies of school leaving certificates and degrees (officially certified and stamped German translation of foreign certificates) - A passport photo for the student I.D. - Certificate of registration from a German health insurance provider to submit to the university. This can be requested free of charge from the insurance provider. A copy of the insurance card is not sufficient. - Proof of language skills (German, English) - Foreign applicants require proof of sufficient German language skills (TestDaF 4 or an equivalent certificate) - Can I be admitted to the Master's programme if I don’t have a Bachelor's degree? No, a Bachelor's degree is required for admission to the Master's programme. - Can I be admitted to the Master's programme if my Bachelor's degree is not in a business-related field? Yes, degrees from other disciplines also qualify you to apply for admission to our Master's programme in Business Administration. - Can I be admitted to the Master's programme if I only earned 180 ECTS credits for my Bachelor's degree? Yes, you qualify to apply for admission even in this case. All that is required is that you prove that you have the equivalent qualifications of a student who earned 210 credit points in a Bachelor’s programme. There are a number of ways to prove this. We’ll gladly help you determine which of these is the most suitable option in your particular case. - How do I prove that my qualification is equivalent to a degree with 210 credit points? Together we determine which competencies required for the Master’s programme cannot be demonstrated by your previous degree. You can then prove that you possess these competencies by: Completing suitable modules from our range of courses to acquire the required competencies and/or Presenting qualified certificates or attestations showing that you have acquired the competencies in question through your professional work or other training. - Completing suitable modules from our range of courses to acquire the required competencies and/or - Presenting qualified certificates or attestations showing that you have acquired the competencies in question through your professional work or other training.