International opportunities: The International Business Administration (BSc) degree course is characterised by a basic education in business administration as well as opportunities for students to set their own individual priorities in the areas of accounting, banking & finance, business & economics in Central and Eastern Europe, economics, information & operations management, quantitative methods, taxation or marketing, management & entrepreneurship. An integrated foreign language programme, international dual degrees and semesters abroad at one of over 290 partner universities worldwide are important components of the course. Students from around 40 nations and a cross-border campus in the German-Polish twin city of Frankfurt (Oder)-Słubice, just outside Berlin, make for a vibrant international atmosphere and a multilingual everyday culture. The study offer in terms of degree courses is aimed at prospective students who are interested in studying global economic interrelationships. Professional perspectives and career paths lead to various global corporations or international organisations.

With the International Business Administration programme, you will be studying a degree course that ranks among the top in Germany in the latest CHE ranking: you will benefit from an excellent academic environment, personal supervision by teachers, a diverse range of courses and very well-organised digital learning and examination management. At the same time, Viadrina provides you with the best opportunities to gain international experience – through strong support for study abroad programmes and an international study environment directly on campus.

General or subject-specific higher education entrance qualification, entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences or similar from a German school or a recognised equivalent foreign school-leaving certificate.

In addition for international applicants:
Proof of command of German by the successful completion of the German Language Test for Admission to Higher Education (DSH) or an equivalent test.