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For experts and managers wishing to acquire strate-gic managerial expertise in order to pursue new ca-reer opportunities.

This course prepares you to:

• perform managerial tasks in international organisations

• make confident, well-informed decisions

• handle complex negotiations and make convincing presentations

• develop and implement global strategies

• optimise company-wide processes

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Department of Economics & Management

Wanted: international leaders

According to the Global Competitiveness Report, Germany ranks fifth among the strongest growing

economies in the world*. Crucial to the country’s success have been companies that understand the

importance of shaping their futures in a highly dynamic economic environment with the help of lead-

ers who can make confident moves on an international stage. The pre dominately English-language

MBA degree course at FOM University of Applied Sciences takes a systematic approach to preparing

you to gain an understanding of the many different challenges facing global markets, strengthen your

leadership skills and develop a comprehensive overview of all business management tasks.

Learn from highly qualified academics and

experienced professionals and managers from

the world of business.

Learn more on page 14

MBA lecturers6

Choose one of seven areas of specialisation – two of

which are taught in block seminars abroad – and delve

deeper to learn future-oriented expert knowledge.

Learn more on pages 8/9

MBA programme and specialisations4

With global exchange programmes, you can

prepare for work on an international stage in

a targeted way.

Learn more on pages 12/13

International exchange programmes5

The FOM MBA

* Source: Global Competitiveness Report 2017–2018

Voluntary coaching specially targeted for MBA stu-

dents helps you both in your personal development

and in planning your career.


Personal coaching3

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Degree course: Master of Business Administration (MBA)

With the ITM concept, the MBA degree

course gives you a 360° entrepreneurial view.


Integral Total Management (ITM)1

FOM University of Applied Sciences is

the university for professionals with close

connections with the business world.


Practical experience2

With coursemates who are experts from a wide

range of industries and backgrounds, you can

learn from professional experiences and per-

spectives which are incorporated in lectures.

Use case studies to develop a practical

understanding of complex issues and

business procedures.

Creative thinking, intercultural competencies

and communication skills: These and other

indispensable soft skills are taught as part of

regular studies and can be cultivated in

greater depth during optional workshops.

Work in groups and take part in discussions

to gain practical knowledge of leadership

methods and improve your teamwork and

debating skills and your ability to give and

receive criticism.

· Case studies

· Leadership skills

· Interdisciplinary approach

· Soft skills

“Research results from the KCC KompetenzCentrum for Corporate

Social Responsibility which flow into the MBA courses include

exploring sustainable stakeholder value creation in business, the

transition to a Circular Economy in a Business to Business context,

implementation of Circular Business Models, and decision-making

in network relationships.”

Prof. Dr. Piotr Zmuda

Deputy Scientific Director for the KCC KompetenzCentrum for Corporate Social Responsibility

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The areas of research and teaching are directly linked at the FOM University. This allows Master students

to actively participate in research. Institutes and competence centers are assigned to all university

departments, whose projects and activities provide important input for teaching, among other things.

What makes an MBA degree course at FOM special is that you

learn how to take the effects of your decision-making processes

in all areas of the company into account. You acquire one of

the most crucial skills in business, marking you as a top manager

in an executive role. Behind the 360° entrepreneurial view

lies a learning concept developed by FOM: Integral Total

Management (ITM).

Developing a 360° view is supported by the interdisciplinary approach

of the MBA lectures, among other things. Since the degree course is

aimed at graduates from all areas of specialisation who have at least

one year of professional experience, you can benefit from the experi-

ences and perspectives of your coursemates, with each individual

bringing their profes sional background to the table. This gives you

the opportunity to gain a practical insight into other working fields

and expand your horizons.

As a general course of study, the MBA provides in-depth specialist

knowledge from all areas of management, such as economics,

marketing, financial management, business law and digitisation.

You build on your professional and personal leadership skills by

working in groups and exam ining case studies. You also have the

choice to select one out of seven areas of specialisation in order to

gain more targeted knowledge of a particular field.

After completing your MBA, you will be able to take on a manage-

ment role in an international company, develop and implement

global strategies and optimise cross-company procedures. Or, alter-

natively, you will be optimally prepared for taking over or founding

a company of your own.

Upon successful completion of the

study programme, you will be awarded

the academic degree of


With the MBA degree course from FOM University of Applied Sciences, you will gain

key qualifications for management. The aim is to optimally prepare you for the challenges

faced by global companies and help you develop further from simply a manager to an

international leader.

The FOM MBA: for clever minds with great futures ahead of them

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“Business decisions frequently entail complex processes. Analysing

these beforehand and developing appropriate solutions are key

factors that determine the success of a business. Managers who

have these skills and can perform confidently in the international

business arena against the background of an increasingly globalised

economy are there fore more valuable than ever before.

The MBA provides you with comprehensive skills and qualificati-

ons to take on such positions.”Professor Dr Dr habil. Eric Frère

is Dean of Business Administra-tion II at FOM University of Applied Sciences and Director of the FOM Master of Business Administration study programme

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Integral Total Management (ITM)Gain a 360° entrepreneurial view

Analysis techniques and checklists specially developed for the MBA support the

ITM method and ensure that you avoid an isolated view of individual

management disciplines.

As part of each assignment, you use guided questions to think through

your business decision in terms of its effects on all areas of the com-

pany, such as marketing and sales, finance or human resources.

Ethics, sustainability and digitisation are three dimensions that

are always considered in the overall process.

In terms of its research focus and study content, the ITM concept

is primarily geared towards economic questions and the institu-

tional and international framework conditions faced by companies.

This orientation is of key importance, as small and medium-sized

companies, in particular, require more general action from their

managers, and large enterprises are increasingly being restructured

into smaller, more flexible units.

Working alongside your studies therefore represents the ideal combi-

nation. You can apply your newly acquired knowledge directly in your

professional environment, and at the same time, you can incorporate practical

projects from your job into your degree. Theory and practice, study and work are

all closely intertwined in the MBA at FOM.

In the MBA degree course at FOM, you will learn how to think and act on an integrative,

practice-oriented basis. The Integral Total Management (ITM) concept developed by FOM uses

case studies to direct your attention to the complex interrelationships between the individual

specialist disciplines and decision-making fields of the management world. In both the learning

modules and their assessments, your lecturers ensure that you take into account the practical

consequences for the entire company in your approach and decisions.

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“Predicting market developments, adapting company processes

and inspiring employees to take new directions, the MBA stands

for sovereign leadership with far-seeing vision for the company.”

Dr Klaus Lesker

Managing Partner DIAG – Deutsche Industrieanlagen GmbH

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The FOM University of Applied Sciences was founded by trade associations. This close connection

to the business world is one reason for the especially practice-oriented approach of the FOM

MBA degree course. From the outset, you learn theoretical principles and their practical application

in the overall context of all company processes. The aim is to prove every theoretical concept in

management practice.

Case studies:

Develop practical solutions

Using real-world problems from the everyday working world, you work on addressing

complex entrepreneurial issues and developing alternative decision tracks. The solutions

for your case studies will be assessed and debated directly in plenary sessions through

open results presentations and discussions in the lectures. The practical learning is also

reflected in the course assessments: you do not sit exams; instead assignments are given

exclusively in English, and you work on practical tasks.

Leadership skills:

Grow together

In addition to acquiring specialist knowledge, developing leadership skills is an essential

component of the MBA degree course. You hold group presentations and discussions

throughout your study programme at FOM in order to work on things like teamwork and

debating skills, and your ability to give and receive criticism, as well as trying out leader-

ship methods and improving your confidence with regard to negotiations. You will also

expand your network and connect with experts from among your coursemates in a wide

range of specialist fields.

Interdisciplinary approach:

Exchange experiences with others

The concept of the MBA study programme incorporates the personal, academic and pro-

fessional expert knowledge of every single participant in the lectures. The interdisciplinary

approach of the lectures means that you gain an insight into a wide range of companies

and working fields, as well as their problems and possible solutions. You can apply your

coursemates‘ professional experiences to the approach taken in your own business practice.

As a result, you are able to expand your horizons far beyond those of a traditional univer-

sity degree.

Soft skills:

The key to success

Successful managers need not only specialist expertise, but also the right mindset.

Accordingly, your studies will include key elements such as assertiveness, crisis manage-

ment and team and solutionoriented thinking. Whether part of the compulsory modules

or additional workshops*. This means that you can expand and deepen your soft skills

according to your individual wishes and needs.

Practical experience: success comes from DOING

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* Workshops are optional. A minimum number of participants is required for a workshop to take place.

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In the third semester of your degree, you will have the chance to receive personal coaching

specifically geared toward MBA students. This coaching is a free and voluntary opportunity that

helps you develop your skills and grow personally, as well as plan your career. Key elements of the

FOM coaching concept include: a personality and skills analysis, the identification of professional

goals and measures to give you the essential qualifications for the position you want.

Personal coaching3

“Those who want to achieve great things have to look to their

strengths. The MBA programme helps budding managers in

their personal growth, such as making presentations in English

and solving problems in a heterogeneous team environment.

This is what differentiates them from other graduates.“

Dr Thomas Marquardt

Global Head of Human Resources Infineon Technologies AG

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A three-stage professional personality and skills analysis helps you discover where your strengths lie, what jobs match your

profile and what skills you can build on further in order to enjoy personal and professional growth.

At FOM, coaching takes a methodologi-

cal approach: during the kick-off event

you learn about the FOM coaching model

and how coaching works as a method of

encouraging personal growth. Then you

have your first coaching session together

with your coursemates. In the course of

this session, you define your professional

goals and become familiar with the

method ology in a series of games.

A preview of personal coaching follows.

What are your goals?

After the kick-off event, you work

through the “Bochumer Inventar zur be-

rufsbezogenen Persönlichkeitsbeschrei-

bung” (BIP), a personality analysis that

uses 210 statements about professional

orientation, working behaviour, social

skills and psychological makeup to iden-

tify 14 job-relevant personality aspects.

This analysis is ultimately used to create

your personality and skills profile.

What does your personality profile

look like?

In subsequent personal coaching, your

personality and skills profile is compared

with your professional goals. Does the

goal need to be adapted? Which aspects

of your personality could you target for

development in order to fulfil the new

role successfully? You work on strategies

for your professional future together

with your coach.

Which strategy will get you to

the finishing line?

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Master of Business Administration:Study schedule1) and areas of specialisation:

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1st SEMESTER

Crash Course2)

• Crash Course in Business Administration

• Crash Course Methodology

Economics

• Supply and demand

• Costs and revenues

• Theory of the firm

• Factor markets

• Market failure

• Unemployment and inflation

• Money and monetary policy

• Policy approaches

• International trade

Marketing & Communication

• The role of marketing

• Market analysis

• Company Analysis

• SWOT Analysis

• Marketing objectives

• Marketing mix

• Communication: Internal, Ex-ternal, Digital, International

HR & Leadership Competencies

• General Framework of Human Resource Management

• Corporate Culture

• Leadership in teams

• Motivation Theory

Financial Management

• Objectives in financial management

• Stakeholder vs. Shareholder Management

• Ethical aspects in financial management and corporate governance

• Financial planning

• Investment

• Cash management

2nd SEMESTER

Strategic Corporate Management

• Strategic analysis

• Theoretical approaches

• Strategy formulation

• Choices and implementation

• Different strategic contexts

International Business Law

• Main features of the Austrian legal system and embedment in European and international law

• Basics of contract law (including European and international references)

• Basics and current develop-ments of commercial and corporate law

• Industrial property rights – Introduction to national, European and international competition, trademark and patent law

• Basics of international arbitration proceedings

Value-based Controlling & International Accounting

• Classification of accounting methods according to IFRS in the national and internation-al normative context

• Goals, objectives and princi-ples of IFRS accounting meth-ods

• Components of IFRS annual financial statements

• General reporting and valuation rules of the IFRS

• Value-orientated controlling and indicator systems

• Possible applications and l imitations of value-orientat-ed indicators/systems for per-formance measurement and management through con-trolling

Management Decision-Making

• Decision-Making techniques

• Rational and intuitive deci-sion models

• Information requirements and information management

• Managing risk and uncertainty

3rd SEMESTER

Research Methods

• Organisation and manage-ment research

• Research strategy and design

• Questionnaire and survey de-sign and sampling techniques

• Analysis of quantitative data

• Dilemmas of research choice

International Investment

• Theoretical foundation of asset management

• Information content of derivatives and instruments

• Corporate diversification and hedging

• Net present value vs real options

• Planning of earnings, investments and finance

• Analysis of earnings, cash flows and assets/liabilities

• Finance and investment deci-sions (e.g. Private Equity, M&A)

• Shareholder value management

Specialisation: International Management

• International Strategy & Sales Management

• International Entrepreneur-ship & Innovation

Alternative areas of specialisation can be found on the next page

4th SEMESTER

Master thesis and colloquium

Hochschulabschluss:


GO International!Alternatively, you may be able to study remotely through a FOM distance lear-ning programme. For more information, please contact the International Offi ce on 0800 660 88 00.

1) Subject to change.

2) To ensure that you are well-prepared for the start of your studies, FOM offers crash courses in Business Administration and Methodology, which help you refresh all relevant basic skills and knowledge, at the beginning of the 1st semester.

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As an alternative to the “International Management” specialisation in the 3rd semester, you can

choose one of four one-week block courses1) as an area for specialisation. This allows you to

optimise your specialisation to suit your professional and personal interests and gain specialist

knowledge in one of these areas of expertise. The block courses are each exclusively offered at

a FOM study centre in Germany. This gives you the opportunity to interact with MBA students

from other regions and expand your network. Alternatively, the two-week programmes within

our FOM programmes abroad offer the possibility of two further areas of specialisation.

GO INTERNATIONAL

Alternative areas of specialisation

For areas of specialisation abroad there are additional costs.

Further information about the applicable costs is available by contacting the International

Office: +49 (0)800 660 88 00 [email protected] fom.de/international

1) The block courses are scheduled to take place within one week in June and November. Subject to change. Specialisation block courses can only be held if a minimum number of participants is registered.

2) Areas of specialisation abroad take place once a year and are scheduled to be held as part of a two-week block. This will only take place if a minimum number of students are participating. Subject to change.

• Project Management Tools & Organisation

• Risk & Contract Management

Specialisation:

Project & Contract

Block course in Hamburg

• Tools & Techniques for Management Consulting

• Applied Consulting

Specialisation:

Management Consulting

Block course in Düsseldorf

• Organisation Development

• Process, Quality & Digital Change Management

Specialisation:

Process & Digital Change

Block course in Cologne

• Starting a new business

• Developing a new business

Specialisation:

Start-Up – Entrepreneurship

Block course in Munich/Berlin

• International Finance

• International Asset Management

Specialisation:

International Finance & Asset Management

Block course in Boulogne-sur-Mer

• International Marketing and New Business Development Management

• International Sales and Key Account Management

Specialisation:

Marketing & Sales

Block course in San Diego

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FOM: What motivated you to do your MBA?

Dr C.N.: I decided to choose the MBA as I was looking for a

practice-orientated and short course of studies which “got

right down to business” and honed my entrepreneurial

complete overview. It was important to me to meet employed

fellow students during the course, so that I was able to

exchange information about study contents if necessary and

to establish new contacts. I knew that I would meet an

ambitious target group. This appealed to me.

FOM: Why did you decide to do the MBA at the FOM?

Dr C.N.: The university is a renowned and established

institute and always nearby due to its network of university

locations throughout Germany. The course of studies at the

FOM was easily compatible with professional and personal

life. The planned duration of studies consisted of lectures

every second weekend – so it was possible to go on holiday

in between lectures as well. The optimal general conditions

made studying easier, be it through digital services, such

as the Online Campus, the modern premises or the

comprehensive organisation of the course. A further reason

that led to me choosing the FOM was the networking

philosophy. The lectures are very well connected with

businesses and research and integrate students into their

networks. The cost-benefit ratio is impressive as well.

You could even describe the FOM’s offer as a “Best Deal”.

FOM: How did the MBA affect your further

professional career?

Dr C.N.: The MBA was a “turning point” for me. The compact

Business Studies course which includes all necessary manage-

ment components, was a strong foundation on the path to

The MBA was a “turning point” for me.

Interview with Dr Cetin Nazikkol:

Dr Cetin Nazikkol

CEO thyssenkrupp Middle East & Africa MBA graduate of the FOM

The thysenkrupp-CEO Middle East & Africa talks about how the MBA programme at the FOM

prepared him for leadership tasks in higher management. It was particularly the challenge

of coping with the volume of the MBA whilst working that gave him the drive to take on

demanding tasks later on.

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higher management. Combining professional life and the

MBA means managing a high work volume, which should not

be underestimated. However, this challenge gave me

motivation, which I took with me on my professional path.

FOM: Later, after the MBA, you worked as a lecturer

at the FOM and know both sides of the story. As a

lecturer, what do you value at the FOM?

Dr C.N.: As a lecturer, I value that the FOM is effective and

efficient. The organisation, the good processes and clear

structures as well as the employees’ openness and motivation

are remarkable. I also recognise that the FOM is very entre-

preneurial. The university is continuously evolving, is customer-

orientated and is always interested in the task in hand.

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The FOM offers all MBA students optional international exchange programmes lasting between

five days and four weeks. During these exchanges, you build on both your intercultural skills and

your expert knowledge. Upon agreement in advance, modules you pass abroad can also be trans-

ferred to your MBA Degree course. This saves time – from several modules to an entire semester.

The FOM International Office will advise you on the general conditions and additional costs.

The FOM international exchange programmes offer the opportu-

nity to prepare for working in an international context. Each ex-

change programme has its own focus. For example, the Spring

Conference New York focuses on the “American Way of Negotia-

tion”, while the emphasis of the Summer Conference Cape Town

is on new management styles and eceonomic development in

emerging markets.

Most programmes are taught in English, which will help you to improve

your language skills. Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to gain

insights into other business cultures and country-wide practices and ex-

pand your network to include valuable international contacts. Thanks

to their short duration, the programmes also line up well with your ex-

isting professional commitments.

The FOM international exchange programmes for MBA students

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Atlanta / USA· Fall Conference Duration: 2 weeks

San Diego / USA· Summer Conference Duration: 2–3 weeks

New York / USA· Spring ConferenceDuration: 1 week

Murcia / Spain· Summer ConferenceDuration: 1 week

Charlotte / USA· Summer Conference Duration: 2 weeks

Bifröst/ Iceland· Summer ConferenceDuration: 2 weeks

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International Office: advice and information

If you have any questions concerning international exchanges as part of the FOM degree

course and concerning the costs, the International Office will be happy to advise you. You

can also order the “Go International” brochure which contains all the information

about the FOM exchange programmes by email or telephone.

0800 660 88 00

www.fom.de/international

[email protected]

International experience is becoming increasingly important

One out of four companies are already coordinating coordinating work in international teams. Almost half of them expect foreign

language skills as well as international contacts to become more important as part of day-to-day work in the coming five years – not

at least because of the technical potential of digitisation.*

* Study at the Cologne Institute for Economic Research and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) in international experience among higher education graduates in 2016

Kapstadt / Südafrika· Summer Conference

Dauer: 2 Wochen

Cape Town / South Africa· Summer ConferenceDuration: 2 weeks

Sydney / Australia· Summer StudiesDuration: 4 weeks

Cardiff / Wales· Summer ProgrammeDuration: 1−2 weeks

Amsterdam / Netherlands· Winter ConferenceDuration: 1 week

Boulogne-sur-Mer / France· Summer ConferenceDuration: 2 weeks

Sopron / Hungary· Sommer-StudiumDuration: 2 weeks

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Your lecturers play a key role in your development as an international leader. FOM has more than

2.000 professors and lecturers whose expertise is incorporated in the demanding MBA programme.

University professors with management experience work in tandem with international consultants

and managers from the business world to ensure that your degree course optimally prepares you

for the business challenges and requirements of the day-to-day management life ahead.

A selection of lecturers on the course

Prof. Dr Bernd Wassermann is a professor of General Business Administration and lecturer in Financial Management. Specialisation: finance management. Research areas: inheritance tax, SME appraisal and company succession.

Ian Walsh, MA, MBA lecturer in International Strategy & Sales Management and Human Resources Management. Specialisation: soft skills. Research areas: international business strategies, intercultural competency, leadership competency in global business.

Prof. Dr Joachim Rojahn, CFA, is a professor of General Business Administration and co-director of the Institute for Strategic Finance (isf) as well as a lecturer in Financial Management and International Investment & Controlling. Specialisations: asset management and corporate finance.

Elke Kux, MBA lecturer in Research Methods and Fundamentals of Management Consulting. Specialisation: research methods.

Prof. Dr Dr habil. Eric Frère is Dean of Business Adminis-tration II and a professor of General Business Administra-tion. He is also the Director of the Institute for Strategic Finance (isf) and a lecturer in Financial Management and International Investment & Controlling. Specialisations: finance management and entrepreneurship. Research areas: corporate finance and corporate social responsibility in the finance sector.

Prof. Dr Ruud Heijblom is a professor of Business Administration and lecturer in Strategic Corporate Management. Specialisation: marketing.

Prof. Dr Thomas C. Peisl is a professor of General Business Administration and lecturer in Management Decision Making. Specialisations: entrepreneurship and business mapping. Research areas: international man-agement and innovation management.

Prof. Dr Svend Reuse is a professor of Business Administration and a member of the consulting commit-tee for the Deutschen Institut für Portfolio-Strategien (dips) as well as a lecturer in Financial Management. Specialisation: accounting.

Prof. Dr Andreas Löhr is the spokesman for the FOM Department of Economics & Management and a profes-sor of General Business Administration, as well as a lec-turer in International Entrepreneurship. Specialisations: finance and entrepreneurship. Research areas: asset management and corporate risk management.

MBA Lectures6

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Accreditation

The FOM University is accredited by the German Science Council for its special achievements in teaching and research and was the first private university in Germany to be system- accredited by FIBAA in 2012. This seal of approval verifies that the quality management of the FOM University meets the high standards of the Accredi- tation Council, the most important body of experts for quality in studies and teaching at German universities. In 2018, the FOM University was system-accredited for a further eight years. All study programs offered by the FOM University are thus accredited. In addition, the study programmes are registered in Austria according to the Austrian University Quality Assurance Act (HS-QSG). The study programmes are approved by the Board of AQ Austria and their implementation can be revoked in the cases listed in section 5 of section 27 of the Austrian Reporting Ordinance. A bachelor’s degree from the FOM University generally qualifies the holder to pursue fur-ther studies towards a master’s degree and subsequently a doctorate. However, according to section 3 paragraph 6 of section 27 of the Austrian Reporting Ordinance, the registration and inclusion in the AQ Austria register does not imply equivalence with Austrian courses of study and corresponding Austrian academic degrees. The courses of study of the FOM University and the academic degrees obtained therein are internationally recognized German courses of study and academic degrees. The ministry in charge of supervision is the Ministry of Culture and Science of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Time model

FOM University offers lecture periods that differ de-

pending on the place of study and the beginning of the

course (winter or summer semester). Information on

the beginning of the semester and lecture periods can

be obtained at www.fom.de or from the Central Student

Advisory Office at 0800 1 95 95 95

Studying in the evenings and on Saturdays

Lecture times

Usually 2–3 times a month on Fridays from 6 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Study centres

Vienna

Tuition fees

€ 14.160, payable in 24 monthly instalments of € 590 or in 8 quarterly instalments of € 1.770, plus a one-off enrolment fee of € 1.5806)

The tuition fees may be tax-deductible under certain circumstances. Contact your accountant or tax office.

Examination fee

350 € one-offwith registration for final thesis7)

Semester start

March & September (dependent on the study centre)

Duration

3 Semester + Thesis

Holidays

Middle to end of February and August

Requirements

University degree2)

• (Diplom, Magister, Bachelor, Staatsexamen) worth 210 Credit Points3) (applicants with a university degree worth 180 Credit Points3) may be admitted to a course after appropriate professional experience or other university achievements are recognised)

• At least one year’s professional experience after the first degree

• Adequate knowledge of English (corresponding to intermediate language level B2 according GER, e.g. at least 860 points in the TOEIC exam or at least 83 points in the TOEFL exam)

• Must currently be employed4)

Scope of performance

90 Credit Points3) according to ECTSLike all European universities, FOM University awards credit points according to the standards of the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).

1) Lecture times may vary depending on the study centre. Subject to change.2) Degrees from accredited Bachelor training programmes at vocational academies

(tertiary education institutions offering academic training and practical in-company training).

3) FOM awards credit points according to the standards of the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). These standards measure the workload required of students on the study programme.

4) Variations may be possible in exceptional cases.5) For tax reasons the fees differ from the fees in Germany.6) Participants who have already completed or are taking a course of study or a

recognised continuing education programme at one of the institutes belonging to the BCW Group pay half the enrolment fee.

7) The examination fee will be charged again if the student resubmits their thesis.

At a glance

Application

Apply for the degree course at: fom-wien.at/anmeldung

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