If you want to extend your skills for an international career and gain global experience, the IGC in Bremen is the right place for you. As part of the International Business School Alliance (IBSA), a global network of six partner universities, IGC offers you international exchange and first-class education within the framework of its Dual Degree Master’s Program. During your academic year, you will study in two countries and earn two degrees: in your first term (four months), you will study business basics; in the second, you will specialize in your area of expertise at one of the IBSA partner universities. These are the IGC (Germany), the University of North Carolina Wilmington (USA), the RANEPA Institute of Business Studies (Moscow, Russia), the University of Hertfordshire (Hatfield, UK), the University of València (Spain) and the ESSCA School of Management (Paris, France). Each institution has an area of specialization that you can choose in the second semester. Your choices are International Logistics & Supply Chain Management, International Finance & Investments, Management in Emerging Economies, Human Resource Management, International Marketing or International and Sustainable Management.
Your benefits
- 2 degrees: MBA & Master
- Fast Track: 2 countries, 1 year
- Choice from 6 different countries
- Choice from 6 different specializations
- An international network
- Free German language courses (optional)
- International Student Assistance (ISA)
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in a business related subject (210 ECTS)
- A minimum of two years of relevant experience after first degree
- Letter of motivation
- High English proficiency (IELTS 6.5 points or TOEFL iBT min. 90)
- All documents must be in English
- Funding for tuition fees and living costs
Career perspectives
- General management
- Operations / logistics
- Finance / investments
- Project management
- Business development
- Executive management
- Consultancy
Impressions
International MBA - Student Voice
Program description
1 year, 2 countries, 2 degrees
IBSA's Dual Degree Master's Program qualifies future leaders to work in the field of general management. During your first term (4 months), you will learn international business basics in core modules such as Multinational Financial Management, Business Analytics or Global Marketing Strategies. These modules form the basis of the dual degree, their structure is identical at all six partner institutions. Please note that you will need to submit your application to the university where you want to spend your first term.
During the second term, you can pick from the following specializations:
Human Resource Management (University of Hertfordshire, UK)
International and Sustainable Management (ESSCA School of Management, FR)
International Finance & Investments (University of North Carolina Wilmington, US)
International Logistics & Supply Chain Management (International Graduate Center, DE)
International Marketing (University of Valencia, ES)
Management in Emerging Economies (RANEPA, RU).
Once you have been admitted to the first university of your choice you can choose a specialization from any of the remaining five partner universities. Free choice of location for the core modules: Students of the International MBA can start the Dual Degree Program –depending on their preferred study location and specialization– either at the IGC in Bremen or at one of the five partner universities.
Thus, if you want to spend the first semester at the IGC, you will apply in Bremen. If you are interested in Bremen's logistics specialization, you will apply at one of the five partner universities. You will complete your studies with writing your master's thesis in the third term (4 months fast track). Costs for the study program amount to approxiamately 16.000 Euros.
Choose your specialization
Choose either your favorite specialization or your favorite destination and see what kind of dual degree you will get and what the tuition fee is.
We offer you the world with two business degrees. Within the alliance, international students not only improve their team-work skills on a continuous basis but each student is also provided with a unique individual support suitable for his/her needs.“
