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International and Development Economics (MIDE)

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  • University Berlin School of Applied Sciences (HTW)
  • Degree Master of Arts
  • Degree Master of Arts, M.A.
  • Study Type Second cycle
  • Mode of admission local admisssion restriction
  • Beginning Students First-year students can only apply or register for the summer semester.
  • Standard period of study (amount) 3 semesters
  • Study Mode (elucidation) full time
  • Location (main / branches campus) Berlin
  • Admission semester summer semester
  • Subject

    Das International Business Administration gehört zum Studienbereiche Economic Sciences der Fächergruppe Economic Sciences, Law.

    Weitere Informationen zum Studienbereich Economic Sciences.

    Weitere Informationen zur Fächergruppe Economic Sciences, Law.

     International Business Administration

  • Field of study
    • Main instruction language English
  • Access and Admission Requirements
    • Mode of admission local admisssion restriction
    • Admission semester summer semester
    • A first certificate of academic degree with 180 ECTS (or equivalent) with at least 12 classes in Economics and Business Administration, with a minimum of 3 classes in Economics. The admissions committee will make the final assessment regarding equivalence for degrees and classes from abroad.

      If the degree is equivalent to a three-year German Bachelor's degree with 180 ECTS, applicants are required to either provide at least 6 months of professional employment or training since graduation or obtain 30 ECTS while studying MIDE. This would prolong the degree by approx. one semester.

      Applicants with an undergraduate degree equivalent to 210 ECTS (3.5 or more years of undergraduate studies in Germany) can get an unconditional admission.
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    • Completion of first university degree Bachelor/Bakkalaureus, Diplom, Diplom (FH), Magister
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    Wide range of subjects

    HTW Berlin is synonymous with first-rate study programmes, highly qualified graduates and practice-oriented research. As the largest university of applied sciences in the German capital, HTW Berlin benefits from a unique level of interdisciplinary cooperation thanks to its diverse range of study programmes. Covering the fields of technology, computing, business, law, culture and design, research carried out at the university makes an important scientific contribution to technical, economic and social development. HTW Berlin is particularly renowned for its expertise regarding the industries of the future, digitalisation and the creative sector.

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    largest university of applied sciences in the German capital with a wide spectrum of subjects
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    Students study in small groups and benefit from an excellent supervision ratio
    Studying and Teaching

    The spectrum of subjects at HTW Berlin ranges from classical disciplines such as mechanical engineering, automotive engineering and business administration to new and innovative study programmes such as health electronics, game design and professional IT business. Students study in small groups and benefit from an excellent supervision ratio. An internal quality management system ensures a high standard of teaching, which is regularly confirmed in university ranking lists.

    Research

    Through its wide-ranging research activities, HTW Berlin enjoys numerous links with the research world, scientific networks and companies. As a university of applied sciences, HTW Berlin often cooperates with partners from business and industry. The university’s research profile is based on three key areas: culture and creative industries — digital economy, health research, and renewable energy — energy efficiency.

    Image: Students work in the library on the campus Wilhelminenhof.
    Image: View of the main building on the Treskowallee Campus
    Image: Students in the courtyard on the Treskowallee campus.

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