Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer Semester only

Focus

Business Administration, Service Management, Hotel, Executive, International degree programme, Tourism, Hospitality Management

Annotation

Business Administration and Service Management is a full Bachelor’s degree offering an internationally recognised academic degree. It follows a unique model of a degree programme with vocational and academic elements and comprises a total of seven semesters. To make it easier for our international students to start their studies, the lectures of semesters 1 and 2 are 100% online and in English. This allows students to participate from their home country or another place of their choice. Afterwards, they come to the campus to study face-to-face. German courses are also part of the degree programme from the first semester and some of the teaching is in German from the third semester. During the main study stage from the third semester onwards, you will alternate between spending time at the university (theoretical phase) and at a renowned hotel company (practical phase). This will allow you to apply the knowledge you have learned directly in practice. Focus on your studies and finance your living expenses at the same time. You receive a salary from the company for the practical study phase every month, giving you the opportunity to build a career alongside your studies.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

Admission requirements: - Higher education entrance qualification from Germany or for international degrees - Language requirements (English B2, proof of German language proficiency A2 by the beginning of the third semester) - Successfully completed assessment of aptitude procedure - A further advantage: Commitment, enjoyment of working with people, experience in the hotel and hospitality industry

Tuition fees

More information regarding tuition fees

No tuition fees, only EUR 82 student union fee per semester (variations in service fees for international applicants from non-EU countries)