Mannheim Master in Management
Program facts and information
Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Standard period of study: 4 semesters (2 years)
ECTS credits: 120
Language of instruction:
English (German-English track: some courses are also taught in German)Language requirements:
German-English track: English and German
or
English track: English
for further information on the required proof of language proficiency see “Admission requirements and selection”Program start: Fall semester (September)
Academic calendarSchool: Business School
Semester fee: EUR 194 (more information)
Tuition fees for international students from non-EU countries: EUR 1,500
Tuition fees for a second degree: EUR 650Program overview
Students enrolled in the master’s program Mannheim Master in Management can design their studies individually and flexibly in accordance with their ideas. They can choose from a wide range of courses in the following areas: Accounting and Taxation, Finance, Information Systems, Management, Marketing and Sales as well as Operations Management (see module catalogue).
The Mannheim Master in Management program is topped off by the following mandatory subjects: Corporate Social Responsibility, Decision Analysis: Business Analytics II, Applied Econometrics or Empirical Methods: Business Analytics I as well as Business Economics I and II. In addition, students can take an elective course which allows them to broaden their horizon (e.g., Philosophy, Business Education, Economics or Psychology).
Students enrolled in the English track can choose from the range of courses that are taught completely in English. Students studying in the German-English track may also take courses that are taught in German.
Why study the Mannheim Master in Management program at the University of Mannheim?
Studying Business Administration in Mannheim means studying at one of the most renowned business schools in Europe. Independent national and international rankings, including the CHE or THE university ranking and rankings by the FT Ranking, have confirmed the outstanding quality of the research and teaching at our university on a number of occasions.
The Business School of the University of Mannheim has been accredited by three accreditation agencies, earning itself the internationally sought-after triple crown. The three most significant accreditation agencies, AACSB International (Tampa, USA), EQUIS/
EFMD (Brussels, Belgium), and AMBA (London, UK) have all confirmed the top quality of the study conditions in Mannheim. Studying at the University of Mannheim does not only mean studying in the largest baroque castle in Germany, but also at one of the largest schools of business administration in Europe. Students enrolled in one of our master’s programs can flexibly select their courses from a wide and most diversified range of modules and thus purposefully specialize, focusing on their individual career plans.
The Business School of the University of Mannheim maintains partnerships with more than 200 universities all over the world. This enables our students to spend a semester abroad or even earn a double degree at one of eight excellent universities in Italy, Denmark, France, Norway, Taiwan, Canada or the USA.
Our students have also direct access to our network of business partners. In addition to lectures, a career fair, and company presentations, there are also regular workshops, where our students work on case studies and present themselves and their theoretical knowledge to companies.
Career opportunities
Your future career opportunities depend on which area of business administration you specialize in and whether you acquire additional qualifications in an elective course. This results in a broad spectrum of qualification profiles.
It is especially because of their opportunity to develop a clear focus that our graduates are in high demand in many areas of the economy, such as consulting, financial analysis, HR marketing, and sales.
Many graduates also venture into self-employment: Amorelie, Stocard and CoffeeCircle, for example, prove the success of Mannheim founders.
If you complete the MMM program and subsequently obtain a doctoral degree, a career in academia will be another option.
Required interests and skills
Students in the master’s program Mannheim Master in Management should
- have a clear conception of how they would like to structure their master’s degree,
- have a keen interest in business administration,
- have basic knowledge in the field of their desired specialization,
- be eager to tackle complex questions,
- be able to work independently,
- be disciplined and committed to their studies.
Program structure
Module catalog
The module catalog gives you an overview of the courses and their content.Studying abroad
The University of Mannheim has more than 200 partner universities around the world and offers around 100 exchange collaborations at master’s level. In the master’s program Mannheim Master in Management, spending a semester abroad is optional. If you choose to go abroad, you can do so either in the third or fourth semester. In collaboration with the International Office, the dean's office of the Business School will be happy to help you plan a period of study abroad.Depending on the specialization they have selected, students enrolled in the Mannheim Master in Management program can earn a double degree in cooperation with a one of eight outstanding universities worldwide:
- Università Bocconi, Italy
- LUISS Business School, Italy
- Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
- ESSEC Business School, France
- National Chengchi University, Taiwan
- Norwegian School of Economics, Norway
- Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada
- University of South Carolina in Columbia, USA
Applying for a double degree is possible only after you have successfully enrolled in the master’s program.
Internships
In the master’s program Mannheim Master in Management, completing an internship is optional, but encouraged by the school. If you would like to do a voluntary internship, please visit the website of the Business School for information and advertisements for internships.Continuing Education
Certificate programs
Strengthen your potential, deepen your knowledge, find solutions for challenges we will face tomorrow – there are many good reasons to think outside the box, get to know and try out new things even during your studies.At the University of Mannheim, you can do this in the “Studium Oecologicum” which focuses on sustainability. In our certificate program, you will acquire interdisciplinary expert knowledge which can help you to act ethically and to make holistic decisions.
Language courses
Making language learning easier: No matter if you want to learn Japanese, Hebrew, Spanish or Norwegian, take the Graduate Record Examination Test (GRE), The European Language Certificates (telc) or the TOEFL test – each semester, the University of Mannheim offers language courses and language certificates in more than 16 languages for students and non-university members, online and on campus!Studium Generale
Are you interested in IT or communication trainings or theater, music, or drawing courses? Studium Generale has a vast range of courses available to all.Doctorates
By graduating from the MMM with at least the final grade “gut” (“good”), you fulfill the formal requirements for pursuing a doctorate in Business Administration at the University of Mannheim. At the University of Mannheim, you can choose from the following options:
- Students who have successfully completed their master’s degree qualify for a doctoral program at one of the chairs of Business Administration.
- Likewise, they have the possibility to begin a doctoral program at the Center for Doctoral Studies in Business of the Graduate School of Economics and Social Sciences (GESS).
General information on doctoral studies at the University of Mannheim
Admission requirements and selection
In our selection process, we take numerous criteria into account. For more details, please check the selection statutes (see below). Be bold! Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need advice. We are looking forward to receiving your application!
Admission requirements
If you have not yet completed your bachelor’s degree, you may still apply for a master’s program as long as will provide a proof that you have obtained at least 140 ECTS credits.
- Completion of a bachelor’s program at a German higher education institution or abroad (also Berufsakademie) corresponding to at least 180 ECTS credits or a regular period of study of at least three years
- Courses in Business Administration corresponding to at least 36 ECTS credits
- Proof of proficiency in English (may be submitted by 15 August)
- Proof of proficiency in German (only for the German-English track)
Selection criteria
- The final grade or – for students still completing their degree – the grade average of the bachelor’s program
- a semester abroad during the program of study
- GMAT or GMAT Focus Edition or GRE result
- Commercial or similarly relevant professional activities
Proven proficiency in English (Level C1)
- English-language higher education entrance qualification
- Completion of a first degree that was taught at least 40 percent in English
- Please submit this form as proof
- TOEFL Internet Based Test (TOEFL iBT) with a score of at least 100 points (Test Date Score)
- Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)
- Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE)
- IELTS (Academic Test) with a band score of 7.0 or better
- telc Level C1
- Language Certificate of the Studium Generale of the University of Mannheim with at least Level C1 throughout
Please note:
- Proofs from any of the tests may be no older than two years. The cut-off date is the definitive deadline for application for the program of study. Degrees and higher education entrance qualifications (Abitur) are exempt from this regulation. There is no expiration date for these kinds of proofs.
- The proof can be submitted until 15 August.
Selection statutes
Under “Admission requirements and selection” we have compiled the most important selection criteria of the program for you. For more detailed explanations of the selection process and the legally binding requirements of the degree program, please refer to the selection statutes.Application
Scholarships and funding
The university offers various funding opportunities. Around 200 Mannheim students receive scholarships every year, which are intended to give them the freedom to focus on their academic achievements or to continue their voluntary work alongside their studies. Find out more about the funding opportunities and feel free to apply, for example, for the Deutschland Scholarship, the Opportunity Mannheim Scholarship or the Elite Sports Scholarship Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region.Funding opportunities for international degree-seeking students
Application deadline
The application deadline for fall semesters starts on 1 April and ends on 15 May.It is not possible to apply for the spring semester.
Contact:
Study Counseling Mannheim Master in Management (MMM)
Book an individual consultation:
https://www.bwl.uni-mannheim.de/en/programs/study-counselling-mannheim-master-in-management/
Admissions Office
L 1, 1 – Room 157, 158
68161 Mannheim