Business management

The studies at the master level of Business Management aim at providing the future graduates with a multi-dimensional, managerial understanding of business and business organisations. The graduates shall be prepared to serve as managers of support units or consultants for managers in their business decision-making process and analysis at any level of an organisation.
The M.A. in Business Management programme has been accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE). The accreditation confirms compliance with the requirements for efficient functioning, excellence in teaching, professional management, and good relations with business. The accreditation guarantees that the students will obtain state-of-the-art professional knowledge and skills as well as a degree that is valued on the labour market. 

Some characteristics of the study programme 

This programme is addressed to people who possess a creative ability to learn and are willing to put their both old and newly acquired knowledge contents in a new context, namely that of business organisations. This programme is for those who are prepared to share knowledge, skills, and attitudes with other people of different backgrounds. The students will be exposed to diversity as well as to decision-making in the class, where they will attempt at addressing problems through participation in business simulations and projects undertaken in real business organisations.

This programme is open for people with a Bachelor's degree in any specialisation. Beyond the academic quality of the bachelor diploma, the decisive element in the recruitment process will be an individual interview with each candidate. The candidates are also expected to deliver a candidate statement in line with the instructions.

Candidates holding higher education (Bachelor) diplomas or Master degrees may apply. A transcript of records showing the subjects/grades and a certificate of proficiency in English for foreigners (unless the first degree was taught in English) are required.