Master of Arts in International Management Fresenius University of Applied Sciences - Berlin Campus, Germany

Globalization eradicates borders, and digitalization prompts industries and societies to form closer networks. In this world, experts are those who combine knowledge of their industry with an understanding of organizational processes, and the ability to think economically, dynamically, and based on solutions. If you want to become one of these experts but have not gained specialized economics expertise yet, this master’s program will provide you with the know-how you need.

The Master’s program International Management (M.A.) aims to turn students into economics enablers. Whether you’re looking to go into marketing, HR, or finance, you will not only have the economic expertise necessary to start your career but will also know how to use this when identifying solutions. Management becomes both a skill and a way to think ahead, anticipating challenges but also facilitating change.

Study content
The Master’s study program International Management (M.A.) gives you an in-depth understanding of current economic and social challenges and teaches you to apply business measures in contexts such as society, technology, education, and culture. You will also learn how organizations work and how to communicate with multiple stakeholders inside and outside the economic arena in order to achieve long-lasting solutions. You will acquire skills such as:

• Management essentials in a global context
• Interdisciplinary project management
• Advanced international management
• German-language, intercultural and language skills
• Economic thinking
• Managerial economics
• Finance for non-finance managers

Compulsory Elective Modules
At Hochschule Fresenius, we want you to be able to pursue your personal interests and develop your professional portfolio. To help you achieve this, the Master’s study program International Management (M.A.) offers you various elective modules:

• Corporate Finance
• Sustainability Management and CSR in a Global Context
• Entrepreneurship
• Supply Chain Management
• Consumer Behavior and Psychology
• Strategic Marketing and Brand Management

Alternatively, you can choose to complete an internship instead of an elective module, gaining professional experience and expanding your practical knowledge.