International Management (Tripartite Programme)

The Master's programme ranks among the top ten management programmes in Germany and has been awarded the FIBAA Premium Seal. The Tripartite Programme will take you around Europe and the world, offering you the opportunity to earn not one but two degrees! This innovative approach combines a solid foundation in international management with a set of specialisations which can be personalised. The specialisations can be completed in up to three cities such as Dublin, Athens, Rio, Shanghai, Rome or Paris. Choose between different management subjects and decide where you want to study.

The general focus of the programme lies on strategy, innovation, and risk management as well as international company law. Since practical experience is emphasised during the entire study programme, graduates are well prepared for their future career. Within real company projects, students learn how to create and implement complex corporate solutions and gain insight into the challenges of entrepreneurial business.
If offered at the partner university, students can be awarded with a second diploma or certificate.

Educational organisation

Within the Tripartite Programme, you decide where you would like to study, which areas you would like to specialise in and which degrees you want to earn. With 17 variations, you have a broad choice for designing your study programme.

Every business school that SRH Hochschule Berlin cooperates with is a top-ranked university and has its own areas of specialisation. The managerial topics you can choose from are:

• Leadership & Entrepreneurship
• Business Planning
• Global Strategies
• Risk & Contract Management
• Marketing & E-Business
• Organisational Behaviour
• Human Resources
• Wine Marketing & Management
• Innovation Management
• Financing & Investments
• Compliance Management
• Cultural Project & Art Management
• Luxury Goods
• Renewable Energy

Students graduate with an MA in International Management from SRH Hochschule Berlin. Within the Tripartite Programme, students have the option of earning a second degree, such as one of the following:

• a French Grade Master in Paris
• a Spanish Diploma in Granada
• a Czech Master (Mgr.) in Prague
• an Italian Laurea Magistrale in Rome
• an Irish Master of Science in Dublin

All combinations are built into a comprehensive curriculum and provide a compact study plan.
For details on all variations please visit the programme website at http://www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/

Study abroad unit(s)

Students will spend the first three semesters of their studies at three different international locations (at least one of the first three semesters must be spent in Berlin). After three semesters, students will complete their Master's thesis at one of the participating institutions of their choice. A list of other variations of this programme can be found on our homepage.

Internships

To foster professional experience, course content is supported by a series of company projects and case studies. The required internship provides the opportunity to apply knowledge professionally and to gather relevant industry experience.

Forms of assessment

Written/oral exams, scientific reports, presentations, and a Master's thesis

Course objectives

A Master's degree from SRH Hochschule Berlin is an excellent basis for tackling management tasks in industry or for realising your academic aspirations in a doctoral thesis. Graduates work in large, multinational firms as well as in fast-growing, international start-ups. Potential future job positions include:

• International Strategic Management
• Business Development
• Risk and Contract Management
• Market Analyst & Market Research
• Special Assistant to the Executive Board
• Country or Divisional Manager
• Line Manager
• Project Manager
• Senior Consultant

The many specialisations of the Tripartite programme allow you to prepare for the future position or industry in which you want to work. Lay the foundation for your future career by focusing on branches such as luxury goods, e-business, renewable energy, art and wine management, finance, marketing, or IT management and become qualified for responsible management positions all over the world.

Language requirements

There are two options for being accepted into the programme: directly and indirectly via our Pre-Master's programme (more information below).

All non-native English speakers must submit proof of sufficient English language skills.

The following tests and minimum scores are required for direct acceptance into the programme:

• TOEFL-Test score of 87 (CBT 227)
• IELTS (Academic): minimum score of 6.5 (minimum of 6.0 in all skills)
• TOEIC: Listening/Reading 785, Speaking 160, Writing 150 (all four skills required)
• CAE (Grade A, B, or C)
• CPE (Grade A, B or C)
• Pearson English Test Academic (PTE-A): 59 points

If you don't qualify for direct acceptance, you may qualify for our Pre-Master's programme. Upon completion of the six-week English language course, you may then continue on to the Master's programme. Please see our website for details.

Native speakers, applicants in whose country of origin English is the official language, or applicants with a university degree from an English speaking country can be exempted upon request. Requests for such an exemption should be submitted by e-mail and reasons should be explained in detail. Test results must be no more than 24 months old. All documents will be reviewed. In addition, verbal skills will be tested in a personal or telephone interview with a lecturer from the English programme.

Although the language proficiency levels described above are mandatory for final acceptance, we also offer conditional acceptance for applicants who must then provide their test results no later than three months following the commencement of their Master's programme.

Academic requirements

• Prerequisite for admission to the Master's programme is a Bachelor's, diploma or equivalent academic degree.
• Applicants possessing a non-business-related degree may be offered appropriate Master's refresher courses within the first year of study.

Enrolment fees

None

Costs of living

Students should budget approx. 700 EUR per month for personal expenses in Berlin. However, the cost of living may vary depending on the combination of your study locations.

Job opportunities

No restrictions are made by SRH. Students may seek job opportunities.

Arrival support

Services and support will be provided by the Students' Affairs and Services Office.
SRH Hochschule Berlin, academic counselling sessions, social integration and extracurricular activities are offered to students, often in conjunction with members of the academic staff.

Our services encompass the following:

• Advice on finding accommodation
• Advice on student health care and insurance matters
• Advice on grants and scholarship foundations
• Academic counselling of the students
• Social integration through extracurricular activities

Please do not hesitate to contact us for individual support arrangements.

Services and support for international students

Services and support will be provided by the International Office and the Visa Service:

• Assistance in visa matters
• Language Centre (advice, especially on German courses)

Service and support will also be provided by the Career Service for job preparation.
Please do not hesitate to contact us: http://www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/services/

Accommodation

Assistance in selecting accommodation prior to and after your arrival in Berlin