Business Administration (part-time)

In A Nutshell

Master Program:

Business Administration MBA

Degree:

Master of Business Administration MBA

Program form:

part-time professional program or module program

Program structure:

depending on preliminary qualifications up to 5 semesters

Program start:

summer semester (March 15)

Admission requirements:

First university degree and at least one year of professional experiences; we also offer a consultation, which, however, is not a prerequisite for admission

Instruction language:

German (level C1 required)

Tuition fees:

Total cost 15.680 Euros. (For module study: 1.150 Euros per module) plus semester fee of the student union

Accreditation:

accredited by FIBAA

Applications:

from November 15 till March 14 (for summer semester)

from May 02 till September 30 (for winter semester)

Information on application and admission requirements

Part-Time Studies

The part-time professional Master’s program in business administration allows professionals to complete an academic program with the internationally recognized "Master of Business Administration or MBA" degree while working. The program is directed at persons who require knowledge of decision-oriented business administration due to their professional situation or career planning. Qualifications acquired in a part-time professional program can be partly applied to the program.

Module program

Students can also take individual modules from the academic program. When students pass the module test, they will automatically receive the corresponding number of credits. They will be recognized as partial qualification if they decide to become full-time students later on. The module program thus allows people to begin studies gradually or to continue their studies gradually by collecting credits.

Curriculum and Examination Regulations

The program imparts well-founded business administration knowledge to persons who are increasingly given business administration-related management responsibilities. This includes in particular:

Models of business and economy
Business administration-related methodical subjects, such as strategic and operative planning, investment and decision-making, organization, and controlling
Transfer-oriented methods, such as projects, computer-based simulations, and best practice examples
Core curriculum subjects, such as history and economic theory
Guest lectures by experts from the business world

Participants who did not study business administration but have business administration-related professional responsibilities can take advantage of the bridging courses offered if necessary.

The [study and examination regulations]* form the legal basis for the study program. The [module manual]* provides information about the content of the individual modules. Contact your academic advisor Prof. Dr. Felix Weispfenning concerning the content of the program.

*only available in german at the moment

Costs and Financing

The Coburg University is obligated by Art. 71, Para. 8 of the Bavarian University Act (BayHSchG) to charge a cost-covering fee for part-time professional programs. The total costs of the program are 15,680 Euros.

The fees include the costs for course documents and electronic platforms. In addition, there is a charge for the current student union fee each semester (including semester ticket).

Expenses for continuing education can be deducted from taxes. As a cooperative program between the university and companies, the tuition fees may be partly or completely covered by the company. Our Career Service provides information about additional possibilities for education financing and scholarships..

You can find more general information about the part-time professional program here: https://www.weiter-studieren-in-bayern.de/

Job Perspectives

The academic program is a cooperative venture of businesses in the region and the Coburg University. Specially qualified employees have the opportunity to study while working. Businesses do this to meet the increasing requirements for qualified personnel and managers. But prospective students who want to study independently from their work can also take advantage of this possibility of acquiring advanced qualifications.

Application and Admission Requirements

The following may apply:

Prospective students with a first university degree and
At least one year of applicable professional experience.

We also offer a consultation, which, however, is not a prerequisite for admission. You can find more general information about the application procedure and admissions from Ms. Kerstin Buhl at: +49 (0)9561-317-597 or per e-mail at: kerstin.buhl[at]hs-coburg.de

Application

Here you can find all the important information about evaluating your school-leaving certificates and learning German in order to start a master program at the University of Coburg.

Since the program is taught in German, you also have to prove your knowledge in German before the start of studies (level C1/C2).