Master Management International
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Master
Management International
The Faculty of Business Management and Economics will offer the English-language Master's degree in "Management International" (M.Sc.) from the winter semester 2024/2025. This will strengthen the international orientation of the Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg.
The degree program provides a broad spectrum of international experience and skills. These qualifications are intended to prepare students for the challenges of a globalised society and economy.
Prof. Dr. Benedikt Franke holds the Chair of Financial Accounting. He explains why the Faculty of Business Management and Economics is introducing the new Master's degree program.
Prof. Dr. Benedikt Franke, Chair of Financial Accounting
Overview
Degree: Master of Science Duration: 4 semesters Language of instruction: English Scope: 120 ECTS Start of study: Winter semester only Application deadline: 15th July
Admission Requirements
- Numerus Clausus: 2,0
- Completion of a Bachelor's degree program (acquisition of 180 ECTS)
- Proof of English language skills (level B2)
- Proof of minimum competences acquired in certain areas, such as business administration, economics and econometrics
Further information on the admission requirements can be found in the subject-specific regulations.
General Structure
The following table shows the structure of the Master's degree program in Management International. The 120 ECTS to be achieved are spread over four semesters. Of these, 60 ECTS are allocated to the core area and 30 ECTS each to the track and thesis areas.
You can find more detailed information on the respective areas below.
The structure of the new Master's program differs from existing degree programs at the Faculty of Business Management and Economics. Prof. Dr. Benedikt Franke explains what exactly is special about it.
Prof. Dr. Benedikt Franke, Chair of Financial Accounting
Compulsory Elective Area 1: Core
In the core area, the four sub-areas of Management, Economics, Data Analysis and Research & Communication must be taken. Students can customise the core area to their personal interests by choosing individual courses.
Compulsory Elective Area 2: Track
In the track area, students can choose one of three specializations. These are Finance & Accounting, Operations & Information Management and Marketing & Entrepreneurship. The tracks are each divided into four core electives and a seminar.
You can find more detailed information on the individual subjects and seminars in the course catalogue.
Useful Information about the Semester abroad
All students on the Master's degree program in Management International are guaranteed a place on the Erasmus+ program. There are also other partnership programs outside of Europe.
You can get in touch with Michaela Briglmeir. She is the coordinator for study abroad programs at the JMU Faculty of Business Management and Economics. Address: Neue Universität Sanderring 2, 97070 Würzburg Room: 290 Office Hours: Tue and Thurs, 9-11 am Phone Number: +49 93131-89969 E-mail: ausland@wiwi.uni-wuerzburg.de
Useful Information about the Academic Work
The Master's thesis is an important part of the degree program. Therefore, the writing of the thesis requires good preparation. In the following, Prof. Dr. Franke explains how the new degree program strengthens academic work.
Prof. Dr. Benedikt Franke, Chair of Financial Accounting
Contact Person: Miriam Sasse
Miriam Sasse is the Master's coordinator and student advisor for the Master's degree programs at the JMU Faculty of Business Management and Economics. She is available to answer your questions regarding student matters. Address: Neue Universität Sanderring 2, 97070 Würzburg Room: 292 Office Hours: Tue, 9-11 am Phone Number: +49 93131-89968 E-mail: master@wiwi.uni-wuerzburg.de
Good to know...
Are you interested in the Master's degree program "Management International"? Then take a look at the magazine article Master's in Management International from winter semester 2024/25: On the road to success in the global age. Here you can find out how the Master's program prepares you for the demands of the globalised working world. You will also find some relevant information and further links here:
Application
You can apply for the degree program for the respective winter semester by 15th July at the latest. You will need the online portal WueStudy for this. You can find more detailed information about the application process on the website of the Student Administration Office.
MOT
The Master's Orientation Tutorial (MOT) takes place shortly before the start of your degree program. Here you will receive all the relevant information about your upcoming degree program. You will also have the opportunity to make new friends.
You will receive more information about the MOT by e-mail in good time.
Portals
You need WueStudy not only for your application, but also during your studies. You use the portal, for example, for exam registrations, certificates and your timetable.
You can find documents relating to your courses in the WueCampus portal.
Seminars and your thesis are registered and distributed via the Flip portal.
Studierendenwerk
The "Studierendenwerk" helps with all kinds of matters, such as housing, BAföG and childcare.
Career Prospects
The Master's degree program in Management International offers students a wide range of career prospects after graduation, particularly in an international context. Here are a few examples for you:
Marketing
In international marketing, graduates design and implement decisive business strategies on a global level. In digital marketing, they can reach customers worldwide. International market research is also relevant here.
Consulting
Management consultancies in the field of international management develop business strategies in line with global market conditions. Graduates can, for example, support companies in developing effective market entry strategies for foreign markets.
Human Resources
In international human resource management, graduates manage and develop employees in globally active companies. Sub-areas include international recruitment, intercultural training, talent development and conflict management.