International Graduate Center

Course Structure


The EAM curriculum consists of two main components:

    1. Core courses in international management, economics and quantitative methods, cross-cultural and human resource management, finance, operations and project management, law and taxation.
    2. Mandatory elective courses in area studies and language training either with focus on China, India, Japan, or Korea. Students have to choose one country focus upon their application to the program.

     

    One module every semester is developed as a distant-learning course providing students with the opportunity to finish the course at their own pace. Distant-learning courses utilize a variety of teaching methods and latest technologies, such as digital media streams (podcasts), chats, online tests, etc.

    The language training in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean is organized as a mix of two three-weeks compact language courses at the renowned Bochum University Institute of Intensive Language Training (Landesspracheninstitut NRW) and distant-learning modules. Hindi is taught by in-house staff in Bremen both through in-class and distant-learning courses.

    Sem.

    Module 1

    Module 2

    Module 3

    1

    Business Environment   
    - Economics
    - Global Economics
    - Quantitative
      Methods

    People and Management 2
    - International HRM
    - Cross-cultural
      Competences

     

    Area & Language Studies I 1
    - Culture & Society
    - Language Training

     

    2

    Global Management
    - Business Policy &
      Strategy
    - International
      Marketing

    International Business Law and Taxes
    - Business Law & Ethics
    - International Taxation

     

    Area & Language Studies II 1,2
    - Economy &
      Business
    - Language Training

    3

    Finance and Management
    - International
      Finance
    - Controlling

    International Operations and Project Management 2



    Area & Language Studies III 1
    - Management
    - Language Training

    4


    Master Thesis


    Electives, e.g.
    a. East Asian
        Management
    b. Innovation
        Management
    c. Leadership
       Challenges
    d. International
        Logistics
    e. Global Strategy
        Analysis

    1 Elective module with focus either on China, Japan, Korea or India
    2 Blended learning module 
    The programme consists of 7 modules with 60 contact hours each and 3 modules with 10 contact hours (blended learning modules) each, reflecting a workload of 6 credits for every module in accordance with the ECTS (European Credit Transfer System). The Master Thesis counts for 30 credits.