Munich Business SchoolUniversity of Applied Sciences

EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD 2014

LET YOURSTUDY ABROADJOURNEY BEGIN

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Right now, your semester abroad lies ahead of you and virtually anything is possible. By simply taking an interest in the Munich Business School Exchange and Study Ab-road Programs, you’ve already shown a knack for making smart decisions. As the Dean, let me be the first to extend a welcoming hand.

Studying abroad is an experience that will stay with you for the rest of your life. It’s an opportunity to expand yourknowlege base and broaden your horizon; so step outsidethe box and enhance your qualifications with an interna-tional perspective.

As the first state-accredited private university in Bavaria, Munich Business School’s Exchange and Study Abroad Programs give you the opportunity to study for one or two semesters at one of Germany’s leading business schools, directly in the heart of Munich.

You can choose between the European Business Semester(taught in English) or the German Business Semester (taught in German). Or you can opt to study as an integ-rated student together with our local students (taught in German and / or English).

You’ll also find plenty of support (not to mention fun) among your fellow students. Whether tackling a tough project with your study group, checking out Munich’s nightlife with your classmates, or something in between, you’ll enjoy a rich student life and lots of stimulating, teambased coursework.

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Prof. Dr. Stefan BaldiDean of Munich Business School

“Our proximity to the business world provides us withintimate knowledge what corporations all over the world

expect from their future leaders. This insight is our guidelinefor developing – and updating – our courses.”

When you’re not attending lectures and hitting the books,you will discover that there is more to life at MBS and in Munich. You can join one of our student associations, access our free computer lab, check out the vast varie-ties of sports facilities and clubs MBS students profit from or plan some trips with your fellow students to Munich’s beautiful surroundings.

But what’s most important – you’re in good hands with us: Munich Business School continuously receives top ran-kings and accreditations from national and international ranking authorities e.g. “#1 in Internationality and Practi-ce Orientation in Germany” or “one of the best business program nationwide”.

Above all, your study abroad experience will connect youto a global network of new friends and future business associates. You will study, play and live with a dynamic, multicultural community of students and academics, who hail from more than 40 different countries.

It’s my great pleasure to invite you to Munich BusinessSchool. So, come to Munich!

Warmly,

Prof. Dr. Stefan BaldiDean of Munich Business School

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Our most important goal at Munich Business School is to equip our students with exactly the business acu-men, practical experience and personal skills that will ensure their success in the business world. Our teaching methods, our students and our proximity to

leading corporations build a strong foundation on which we build our educational concepts. the natio-nal and international accreditations and the consistent-ly excellent ranking results confirm our approach.

„one of the top 10 universities for business studies in germany“University ranking of the „Wirtschaftswoche“ magazine, 2013▐ Over 500 HR managers in Germany place MBS in Germany´s Top 10 business schools. ▐ Ranked #6 amongst German Universities of Applied Sciences „top Results nationwide“Center for University Development (CHE), 2011/2012▐ CHE Ranking Business Studies: Best grades in 4 out of 5 categories („study situation overall, „studyability“, „practical approach“, „international orientation“)▐ „Versatile excellence“ Ranking: 2nd place of all Universities of Applied Sciences

„The best German Business School in an international Ranking“- Times of India, 2011 ▐ Evaluated 500 universities worldwide for the Global university Ranking▐ Munich Business School occupies position 79 and was one of four German universities to make the top 100

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national Accreditation▐ Granted by the Bavarian State Ministry of Sciences, Research and the Arts▐ MBS is Bavaria´s first state-accredited private university and the only private university in Bavaria to obtain unlimited state accreditation

International Accreditation▐ Granted by the Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation (FIBAA)▐ FIBAA accreditation is synonymous with professional relevance and top-quality academics

Accreditation by the German Council of Science and Humanities (Wissenschaftsrat) ▐ MBS is the first Bavarian university to obtain institutional accreditation from the German Council of Science and Humanities▐ It confirmes the efforts of MBS in research and teaching are according to high academic standards

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WELCOME tOMunicH & MBS

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MBS is located in one of Germany’s most beautiful ci-ties. It offers the best of both worlds: the serenity of a clas-sical city, and the energy of a cultural hotspot and internati-onal business hub.

Surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Alps, full of quir-ky details, and steeped in tra-dition, Munich is perfect for anyone who wants to learn in an inspiring setting.

MunicH BuSineSS ScHooLEnroll with confidence – you’ve come to one of the best business schools around. Munich Business School (MBS) was founded in 1991 as the first state-accredited private university in Bavaria.

An accreditation from FIBAA has confirmed the exceptio-nal quality of all our academic programs. The Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation is among the six most important quality and ranking autho-rities worldwide.

Moreover, numerous independent rankings place us in top positions. We are especially proud of the high marks we continuously receive for our international study ap-proach, the practical relevance of our programs, and the exceptional quality of our faculty.

YouR eDucation at MBSYou’ll enter an exchange or study abroad program that is in equal parts well structured, challenging, and satisfying. Our faculty, of more than eighty excellent lecturers, teach their courses and projects in a dynamic learning environ-ment. Our student body consists of diverse, ambitious people – like you – who thrive on working and having fun together.

Our lecturer/student ratio is outstanding – letting you profit from personalized attention in small classes. In ad-dition, you also have the to option to credit your studies towards your degree program (depending on approval from your home institution).

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MunicH anD MucH MoReMany will agree: Munich is one of germany’s most beau-tiful cities. It has the liveliness of a cultural hotspot, the serenity of a classical metropolis, and the energy of an in-ternational business hub.

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Strewn with German corporations (e.g. Siemens, Allianz, BMW) and Global Players (e.g. Microsoft, General Electric, Intel, Amazon), Munich is one of Europe’s most vibrant economic centers. the leading industries are new techno-logies, media, life sciences, and automotive; small and lar-ge companies from all industries find Munich’s business environment stimulating.

In line with our commitment to real world relevance, Mu-nich Business School has been cultivating close relations to the region’s corporations for years. Our students be-nefit from our robust network when they look for intern-ships, partner companies for their theses, and employ-ment after graduation.

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Even when you’re new to Munich, a wealth of extracurri-cular activities – organized by our student initiative “Stu-dents Clubbing” and ranging from “Running Dinners” to attending the many cultural events – will save you from feeling lost or lonely.

An annual highlight is the MBS Wintertrophy, a long week-end in the snowy Alps that our students organize every February. Munich also offers countless sights, museums, restaurants, bars ... and let’s not forget “Oktoberfest”, the world’s largest festival. Yes, you will study hard at Munich Business School, but you will also have the time of your life in Munich.

ksenia kessler, RusslandeBS, kaliningrad

„It’s my second time at MBS and I like it very much! I’m satisfiedwith the lecturers. They have a personal approach to eachstudent. I like the friendly atmosphere of MBS. The entire staffis very polite and helpful. It was a great idea to open a newstudent lounge where we can spend time between classes.MBS is the place where I can be all day and feel comfortable.”

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At Munich Business School, your initiative and curiosity will pay off! Your personality, combined with the state-of-the-art business background our coursework provides, will enhance your overall know-ledge and understanding of the business world.

no wonder we’ve received so many high rankings. You get the best of both worlds: a tightly structured curriculum, and the freedom, within that structure to explore the areas that fascinate you.

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WelcomeEach year, Munich Business School (MBS) welcomes over 100 international students on campus hailing from all cor-ners of the world. Countries include France, Spain, Lu-xemburg, Slovenia, Russia, Bulgaria, Latvia, ukraine, Hun-gary, U.K. Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Columbia, Pakistan, China, thailand, Canada, the uSA and many more.

While the majority of visiting students come from our partner universities, for one or two semesters as exchange students, we also welcome qualified ‘free movers’ to apply to our programs.

Programs for Visiting Students

MBS offers currently three different programs for visiting students:

▐ european Business Semester (eBS)

this program is taught at an advanced bachelor level conducted 100% in English.

▐ german Business Semester (gBS)

the GBS is taught at an advanced bachelor level conducted 100% in German.

▐ integrated Studies at the Bachelor or Master Level Visiting students may study alongside our bachelor or master students in the German or English language track. Students must be academically sound and fluent in the desired language of study.

german Language courses

To make the most of their stay in Germany, visiting students studying in English may participate in German language courses on top of their academic studies.

MBS also offers a 2-week intensive German language course for students, with very little or no German language skills, prior to the start of the academic semester. However, this course is only available for the fall semester intake and not for GBS students.

excursion/cultural Visits

MBS organizes a variety of extracurricular activities throughout the semester including visits to museums, cultural sites, castles as well as city tours within Germany or neighbouring countries.

Prof. Dr. gabriella MarázAcademic Director of the International Programs

„I am excited about each new group! It is wonderful to have so many students from different cultural backgrounds here at MBS. As the program director and a lecturer, I enjoy learning from them. I also enjoy working with our students and exploring the German culture in our lectures and excursions.“

Find out more about our programs at www.munich-business-school.de/international

to view pictures from these events visit us on facebookwww.facebook.com/MBS.Exchange

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Byunghoon MinSeoul National University, South Korea

„I couldn’t have found a better place to study abroad than at MBS in Germany! At first, it felt strange to be so far away from home. However, I quickly met many friendly people and become immersed in the culture.I really like German food – yummy ‘Brezel’ and sausages! Furthermore, I enjoy sightseeing and visited sites such as the Olympiapark or the BMW-Welt. I also went to the ‘Oktoberfest’, the world’s biggest fair, with a bunch of my newfound friends! I feel so lucky to have had such an enriching cultural experience!“

undergraduate Semester Program in english

This advanced business program is offered during fall and spring semesters and intended for students enrolled in a business-related major. Applicants must have completed a minimum of 3 semesters at their home university by the time they begin their studies at Munich Business School.

Classes in the EBS Program are especially designed to co-ver topics which are interesting to foreign students, with a focus on Germany and Europe. While some courses are exclusively taught to EBS students, others are regular ba-chelor courses Munich Business School students take du-ring their 5th (fall semester) or 6th (spring semester). This provides visiting students the opportunity to meet and study alongside degree-seeking students at MBS.

While the academic courses are taught 100% in English, students have also the opportunity to enroll in German language courses.

Spring courses

▐ IM 630 Business in Germany▐ IM 631 Doing Business in China and Russia▐ MGMT 630 International Business Project▐ WIKU 630 Culture & Society▐ FIN 604 Mergers and Acquisitions or BCOM 500 Business Communication▐ IM 604 Case Studies in Global Business▐ IM 605 Intercultural Management▐ MKT 600 International Marketing▐ GER 100 German I or GER 200 German II

Fall courses

▐ GWE 100 German Culture and Society▐ IM 630 Business in Germany▐ LAW 100e Intro. to German Business Law▐ MGMT 630 International Business Project▐ FIN 501 Asset Management or BCOM 500 Business Communication▐ IM 500 International Management▐ MGMT 501 International Business Game▐ MKT 501 Business-to-Business Marketing▐ GER 100 German I or GER 200 German II

Specifics

▐ Offered spring and fall semesters▐ Instruction language: English▐ Credits: 30 ECtS credits (equivalent to 12-15 U.S. credits)

Requirements

▐ Level: Advanced undergraduate business or economics majors▐ Above-average grades (B average)▐ Proof of English proficiency via TOEFL/IELTS scores or letter from English professor. Level must be equivalent to these scores: IBT 83 or IELTS 6.0.

Find out more about this program at www.munich-business-school.de/ebs

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undergraduate Semester Program in german

Das German Business Semester ist ein Semesterpro-gramm für internationale Wirtschaftsstudenten, das in deutscher Sprache durchgeführt wird. Die Vorlesungen behandeln wirtschaftliche Themen von besonderem In-teresse für Studenten mit einem Fokus auf Deutschland und der deutschen Sprache. Für die teilnahme an diesemProgramm sind fortgeschrittene Deutschkenntnisse (min-destens zwei Jahre) erforderlich.

kurse (Sommer | Winter)

▐ MGMT 640 Projektarbeit Export▐ PEP 640 Deutschland heute▐ PEP 641 Kommunikation und Personalführung▐ WIKU 640 Kultur und Gesellschaft in Deutschland▐ ECON 640 Wirtschaftliche Rahmenbedingungen und Wirtschaftspolitik▐ FIN 640 Finanzen▐ MKT 640 Business-to-Business Marketing▐ Wahlmodul: PEP 642 Einführung in Praktika

Rahmendaten

▐ Kursbeginn: Wintersemester; (Sommersemester auf Anfrage)▐ unterrichtssprache: Deutsch▐ Credits: 30 ECtS Credits (vergleichbar mit 12-15 U.S. credits)

anforderungen

▐ Niveau: Vertiefungen in Betriebswirtschaft und/ oder Volkswirtschaft▐ Noten sollten über dem Durchschnitt liegen▐ nachweis von Deutschkenntnissen die einem Level B2 entsprechen

Louisa Finkespeme Business School, France

„Ich fand es super, dass wir nur 20 Studenten im GBS waren, was uns die Möglichkeit gab, mehr mit den Professoren zu reden und Ideen austauschen. Zudem waren die Kurse sehr interaktiv und interessant. Die MBS kümmert sich sehr gut um die „Visiting Stu-dents“. Die ersten Tage hatten wir „Orientation Days“ wo uns alles erklärt wurde. Außerdem organisierten sie mehrere tolle Ausflüge wie z.B. nach Neuschwanstein, Chiemsee, Nürnberg und Augsburg. So hatten wir die Gelegenheit die Umgebung von München kennen zulernen.”

Find out more about this program at www.munich-business-school.de/gbs

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theresa Brzykcyuniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, uSa

„My overall experience abroad has been fun,educational, and very rewarding.Making new friends and gaining a broader world vieware only a few of the things I will walk awayfrom this experience with.“

Bachelor integrated Business Studies

MBS’s bachelor program consists of 6 semesters and does not include a general education year. Thus, basic busi-ness courses are offered already during the first semester. Since MBS bachelor students start taking courses in their business concentrations during their 5th and 6th semes-ter, the course selection is much broader during these two semesters and visiting students may find a wider selection of courses to choose from.

As MBS bachelor students move as a group from semes-ter to semester, visiting students must decide to join one specific semester and one specific language track (English or German) as courses from different semesters cannot be mixed.

Fall/Spring courses

▐ Student who apply for fall can enroll in courses from the 3rd or 5th bachelor semester.▐ Students who want to apply for spring can enroll in courses from the 6th semester. (Since MBS students are required to spend their 4th semester abroad, there is no class at MBS).

A list of courses per semester with course descriptions can be found on the MBS Website under the bachelor program.

integRateD BuSineSS StuDieS - BacHeLoRundergraduate Business Semester Program in english oR german

Visiting business students will have the opportunity to study, fully integrated, in the bachelor of international business program. Depending on their language proficiency and/or interest, students can enroll in courses taught in English or in German. Applicants must have completed a minimum of 3 semesters at their home university by the time they begin their studies at Munich Business School.

Specifics

▐ Offered spring and fall semesters▐ Instruction language: English or German▐ Credits: 30 ECtS credits▐ Credits: Visiting student must enroll in a minimum of 18 ECTS credits (equivalent to approx. 9 U.S. credits)

Requirements

▐ Level: Advanced undergraduate business or economics majors▐ Above-average grades (B average)▐ Students must be fluent in the instruction language and submit proof of English proficiency via TOEFL/IELTS scores or letter from English professor. Level must be equivalent to these scores: IBT 88 or IELTS 6.5.▐ For German track only: Students must submit proof of German language level C1 or better.

Find out more about this program at www.munich-business-school.de/integrated

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Master integrated Business Studies

MBS’s master program consists of 3 semesters, where-by only the first two semesters are taught at MBS. Since master students take courses in their business concentra-tions during their 2nd semester at MBS (spring semester), the course selection is broader during spring and visiting students may find a wider selection of courses to choose from. However, some spring courses are only available to visiting students if they have the necessary pre-requisites.

As MBS master students move as a group from semester to semester, visiting students must join one specific se-mester and one specific language track (English or Ger-man). Visiting students also have the opportunity to par-ticipate in a German language class, depending on their German language level.

Fall/Spring courses

▐ Student who apply for fall can enroll in courses from the 1st master semester.▐ Students who want to apply for spring can enroll in courses from the 2nd master semester.

A list of courses per semester with course descriptions can be found on the MBS Website under the master program.

Specifics

▐ Offered spring and fall semesters▐ Instruction language: English or German▐ Credits: 30 ECtS credits▐ Credits: Visiting student must enroll in a minimum of 18 ECTS credits (equivalent to approx. 9 U.S. credits)

Requirements

▐ Level: Graduate standing in a business related major.▐ Above-average grades (B average)▐ Students must be fluent in the instruction language and submit proof of English proficiency via TOEFL/IELTS scores or letter from English professor. Level must be equivalent to these scores: IBt 88 or IELTS 6.5.▐ For German track only: Students must submit proof of German language level C1 or better.

Ma Pengfei (Morgan) Fudan university, china

„When I used to think of Germany, I thought that Germans have a very good work-ethic and technological understanding. I found this to be true, but have discovered so many new things as well. Munich’s architecture for example is so cute and quaint, like in a children’s book, compared to the skyscrapers in Shanghai. Tasting German food and travelling have been enlightening new experien-ces. I went to Prague and still plan to see Rome, Paris, Vienna and Barcelona. I am the first one in my family to go abroad. My parents miss me immensely, but are so proud of me. I am very happy to have studied here.“

integRateD BuSineSS StuDieS - MaSteR graduate Business Semester Program in english oR german

Visiting graduate business students will have the opportunity to study, fully integrated, in the master international business program. Depending on their language proficiency and/or interest, students can enroll in courses taught in English or in German.

Find out more about this program at www.munich-business-school.de/integrated

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Here at MBS, we’ve got eve-rything you need to work hard, play hard, and begin your journey to corporate suc-cess. Munich is a university city that’s also host to dozens of corporate headquarters.

Every day, the city hums with the energy of students like you, hurrying to class and discussing projects in side-walk cafés. At night and at the weekends, those same peop-le compete at sports, throw dinner parties or dance up a storm at the clubs.

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StuDYOne thing’s for sure: you’re going to learn in ways you’ve never learned before. the volume of work might surprise you at first, and that’s why we place such strong emphasis on teamwork and forging strong relationships with any of our over eighty instructors. Build teams outside of class, participate in student associations, and don’t be afraid of a little heated debate: it will spur you on toward produ-cing your best work. the more you reach out to others, the more confident you’ll be in tackling the challenges presented by your classes.

FunWhile you’re making the grade, don’t forget to leave your desk every once in a while. Meet up with friends and hit the town. If you need to let off some steam, you’ll have ample access to the sports facilities of neighboring uni-versities. With a robust group of friends and a little curio-sity, you’ll make discoveries that can enrich and invigorate your studies.

eXcuRSion/cuLtuRaL ViSitSMBS offers a variety of extracurricular activities throug-hout the semester including visits to museums, cultu-ral sites, castles as well as city tours within Germany or neighbouring countries.

During the past semesters, students visited castles like neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee and nymphenburg.City visits included trips to nuremberg, Regensburg and Salzburg.

www.facebook.com/MBS.Exchange

StuDent initiatiVeSTo make the most out of your time here, consider joining one of our four student-run associations. They represent a wide array of interests, from business to pleasure.

▐ MBS innovate!: this is where future entrepreneurs and self-starters meet to help each other focus their energies and develop their ideas

▐ MBS invest: Here, you’ll take what you’re learning in the classroom and see how it applies to real-world markets (this is for you if you keep an eye on the financial pages)

▐ u2B: In this student-created forum, you’ll research MBS alumni and partner corporations and select real members from the business community to give talks, answer questions, and coach you through your own business ideas

▐ students clubbing: Great friendships and study-groups begin here; you’ll tap into a schedule jam-packed with dinners, athletic events (including the popular “Winter - trophy” games), parties, club-outings, and much more

Fabiola Martin Alba Tirado tecnológico de Monterrey (iteSM), Mexico

„I don’t think I could have found a better place to study abroad here in Germany than Munich. The city is just fascinating, there are so many things to do and enjoy as a student. I’ve become so immersed in the culture that I feel like I am part of it now. “

to view pictures from these events visit us on facebook

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Buddy Registration Form

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Register by submitting this form to the International Office or by sending an email to buddy@munich-business-school.de

Selected MBS partner universities around the world

Contact usInternational Office (Room 344/346) at Munich Business School, Elsenheimerstr. 61, 80687 Munich, Germany

Web: buddy.munich-business-school.deEmail: buddy@munich-business-school.dePhone: +49 (0)89 547678-224Facebook Group: buddy@ Munich Business School

ArgentinaUADE – Universidad Argentina dela Empresa, Buenos Aires

AustraliaVictoria University, Melbourne

AustriaManagement Center Innsbruck

BrazilUnisul – Universidade do Sul deSanta Catarina, Florianapolis

CanadaBrock University, OntarioUniversité Laval, Quebec

ChinaFudan University, ShanghaiTongji University, ShanghaiUniversity of Macau

CroatiaZSEM - Zagreb School of Economics and Management

FranceEuropean Business School ParisEcole Supérieure de Commerce,La RochelleEDHEC, Lille | NiceINSEEC, Bordeaux | ParisISC ParisSKEMA, Sophia Antipolis | Lille | Paris

HungaryIBS BudapestCorvinus University of Budapest

IndiaIIM, IndoreMDI, Gurgaon

ItalyUniversità degli Studi di Verona

LatviaBaltic International Academy, Riga

MexicoITESM – Instituto Tecnólogico y deEstudios Superiores de Monterreyincluding EGADE Business School

PeruUniversidad ESAN, Lima

PhilippinesAteneo de Manila University, Quezon City

PolandKozminski University, Warsaw

RussiaEuropean Business School, KaliningradPlekhanov Russian Academy of Economics, MoscowLomonosov Moscow State University

SloveniaUniversity of Ljubljana

South KoreaSeoul National University

SpainEuropean Business School MadridUniversidad de GranadaUniversitat Pompeu Fabra, BarcelonaEAE Business School, Madrid | Barce-lona

United Arab EmiratesAmerican University of Sharjah

United KingdomRegent’s College, London

USAFlorida International University, Miami

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buddyINTERNATIONAL PROGRAMbuddy

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▐ International buddy Program at Munich Business School: This program connects new international students with current MBS students before and during their studies in Germany. Buddies help the international students to integrate and settle in their new environment and to make them feel at home.

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inteRnationaL SPeciFicSIf you’re coming to MBS from another country, there are a few essentials you’ll need to take care of. And while these responsibilities will be yours to deal with, we’re here to point you in the right direction and provide help when you need it.

ViSa

German law requires non-EU nationals to apply for a Stu-dent Visa (Visum für Studienzwecke). As visa requirements differ for each country, you have to contact the German Embassy in your country to obtain correct information.

HeaLtH inSuRance

All students must have health insurance for their studies in Germany and either submit proof of acceptable health insurance from their country or purchase health insurance in Germany. Without health insurance, students may not register for courses at Munich Business School.

HouSing

While MBS does not have on-campus housing, it provides students with information on how to obtain off-campus housing. Accepted students will receive the MBS off-cam-pus housing guide. Students should find housing prior to their arrival at Munich Business School.

coSt oF LiVing

We estimate that your living costs will be around €1150 per month. Your budget will mostly depend on how you manage your free time (e.g. travelling, eating out, opera, concerts, using sports facilities, visiting museums and clubs).

StuDent SuPPoRt SeRViceSAs an exchange or study abroad student at Munich Busi-ness School, you really will be a part of the MBS-Commu-nity. Our International Office Team makes sure that your time here is as enriching, enjoyable and uncomplicated aspossible. They will be your first point of contact for infor- mation and advice. So if you have any questions before your arrival or while you’re at MBS, just ask or email:international@munich-business-school.de

SettLing in

A range of orientation activities are provided to help yousettle in to your new life in Munich and at MBS. Our ori-entation Days also include city tours and day visits into the surrounding areas as well as welcoming activities arranged by MBS and our student association students clubbing.

Our International Office Team will also have a Welcome Package waiting for you including information about our services, sports activies, Munich and much more.

inteRnationaL oFFice

At Munich Business School, you have an Exchange & StudyAbroad Student coordinator whose role is to assist you with general inquiries, processing forms and requests.

The International Office Team will also help you enroll in subjects, change courses and offer program advice. This team is part of Munich Business School’s dedication to personalized service, meaning that each students counts and that you will always have a contact person for your academic issues and inquiries.

Find out more about our services at www.munich-business-school.de/for-internationals

Philippine de RozièresinSeec Business School Paris, France

„The school has a great location; with the subway it takes me just 25 minutes from my house to MBS. Generally, everything in Munich is so close. At MBS I like the small classes and having courses with students from many different geographic backgrounds. The size of the school makes contact to students and professors easy and everybody gets to know each other quickly. Also, the students are well taken care of. Every chance I got, I travelled! I visited Dresden, Berlin and Prague.Of course I also explored the sites in Munich.“

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elvira Stephenson-Soetewey, MBaHead of International OfficeInternational@munich-business-school.de+49 (0)89 547678-11

Daniela Ludwig, B.a.incoming exchange Student coordinatorInternational@munich-business-school.de+49 (0)89 547678-224

Prof. Dr. gabriele MarázAcademic Director of the International Programs

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SEMESTER DATES▐ Fall semester: early September – mid-December▐ Spring semester: mid-January – mid-May

Semester dates include the exam periods which take placeduring the last two weeks of the semester.

Excact dates can be found on our website.

APPLICATION DEADLINESWe encourage you to apply early but no later than the dates below:

▐ For the fall semester: June 1 (non-EU citizens)▐ For the fall semester: June 15 (EU citizens)▐ For the spring semester: October 1 (non-EU citizens)▐ For the spring semester: October 15 (EU citizens)

TUITION▐ Exchange Students: Tuition is to be paid to the home university.▐ Study Abroad Students (free movers): Tuition for 2013 is EUR 5,100 per semester for undergraduate-level studies (EBS, GBS, and integrated bachelor) and EUR 5,250 for master-level studies. Applicants with a cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 (B+) at their home university can apply for a partial scholar- ship (via a motivational letter) which reduces tuition fees by 20%.

Munich Business SchoolInternational CenterElsenheimerstr. 6180687 Munich, Germany+49 (0) 89 547678-11 or -224

international@munich-business-school.de www.munich-business-school.de/International

ADMISSION PROCEDURESIf you decide to attend an exchange or study abroad program, please submit the following documents:

▐ MBS Application form for international students (check www.munich-business-school.de/Application)▐ Transcripts from your university▐ Proof of English proficiency via TOEFL/IELTS scores or letter from English professor (see program pages for appropriate level) ▐ Proof of German Language Proficiency Level B2 for the German Business Semester and Level C1 for integrated studies in German▐ Copy of passport▐ Resumé▐ One recent passport photo (JPG format)▐ Letter of motivation for partial scholarships (free movers only).

Upon receipt of these documents, MBS will issue a letter of acceptance to qualified students. In some cases, a Sky-pe interview may be required to verify language proficien-cy. Course registration is done upon arrival.

NOTE: If you’re applying as an exchange student from one of our partner universities, please send your application via your home universities international office.

Study Abroad Students should send or email their application to the address below:

Pier Etienne CoulombeUniversité Laval, Canada

„Munich Business School helped me build an interestingrésumé. Mandatory internships, semesters abroad,a large network, and honed soft skills helped me toquickly work internationally andto make great contacts for my future career.”

Munich Business SchoolUniversity of Applied Sciences

INTERNATIONAL NETWORKEXCHANGE PARTNER UNIVERSITIES ADDITIONAL

COOPERATIONSAustraliaVictoria University, Melbourne

ArgentinaUADE – Universidad Argentina dela Empresa, Buenos Aires

AustriaManagement Center Innsbruck

BrazilUnisul – Universidade do Sul deSanta Catarina, Florianapolis

CanadaBrock University, OntarioUniversité Laval, Quebec

ChinaFudan University, ShanghaiTongji University, ShanghaiUniversity of MacauBeijing University of Foreign Studies

CroatiaZSEM - Zagreb School of Economics and Management

FranceEuropean Business School ParisEDHEC, Lille | NiceISC ParisSKEMA, Sophia Antipolis | Lille

HungaryIBS BudapestCorvinus University of Budapest

IndiaIIM, IndoreMDI, Gurgaon

ItalyUniversità degli Studi di VeronaUniversità degli Studi Roma Tre

LatviaBaltic International Academy, Riga

MexicoITESM – Instituto Tecnólogico y deEstudios Superiores de Monterreyincluding EGADE Business School

PeruUniversidad ESAN, Lima

PhilippinesAteneo de Manila University, Quezon City

PolandKozminski University, Warsaw

RussiaEuropean Business School, KaliningradPlekhanov Russian Academy of Economics, MoscowLomonosov Moscow State University

SloveniaUniversity of Ljubljana

South KoreaSeoul National University

SpainEuropean Business School MadridUniversidad de GranadaUniversitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona

TaiwanNational Taiwan Normal University, Taipei

TurkeyKoc University, Istanbul

United Arab EmiratesAmerican University of Sharjah

United KingdomRegent’s College, London

USAFlorida International University, Miami

AustraliaBond University, Gold CoastUniversity of Melbourne

CanadaUniversity of Victoria

ChinaHong Kong University

ChilePontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago

ItalyUniversità commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Milan

New ZealandUniversity of Auckland

South AfricaUniversity of Cape Town

SpainEAE Business School, Madrid | Barcelona

United KingdomOxford Brookes UniversityUniversity of Westminster

USABoston UniversityUniversity of California, Los Angeles (Extension Program)University of California, RiversideUniversity of Colorado, Colorado Springs