International Management Studies in the Baltic Sea Region (BMS) - Bachelor-Studiengang - englischsprachig

As a graduate of the International Management Studies in the Baltic Sea Region Bachelor's degree program - BMS for short - at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, you can use your business knowledge and a second foreign language to hit the ground running on the international job market.

All our courses are held in English. With Swedish, Norwegian or Polish as a second foreign language, you will stand out on the job market. In addition to courses in Intercultural Management, Innovation Management, Supply Chain Management or Psychology, the timetable also includes excursions in Germany and abroad. Exchange ideas with company representatives and make contacts for internships and dissertations. From the fifth semester onwards, you can focus on management and innovation, finance and foreign trade, marketing or taxation and law. The course offers the opportunity to complete a double degree.

On the job market, there are worldwide entry opportunities in the fields of consulting, marketing, finance or human resources. Graduates of the BMS course work, for example, at Adidas, Amazon, Lufthansa, Mazda, Microsoft, UniCredit, Volkswagen, the United Nations or at a start-up as a manager, controller, business economist or marketing manager.

Overview of the

Study program International Management Studies in the Baltic Sea Region (BMS) Faculty Faculty of Economics Start of studies Winter semester Admission admission-free Duration of study 8 semesters Credit points 240 ECTS Degree Bachelor of Arts (B. A.) Lecture language English (100 %)

Brief description

"International Management Studies in the Baltic Sea Region (BMS)" is an internationally oriented Bachelor's degree course with a special focus on the Baltic Sea region. The business administration course, which is taught exclusively in English, leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree after eight semesters.

In addition to comprehensive management and methodological skills, the course also teaches social and intercultural skills. Great importance is also attached to a high level of language qualification. Learning a second foreign language (Norwegian, Polish or Swedish) is compulsory. International students take German as a foreign language.

The study program is divided into four semesters of undergraduate and four semesters of postgraduate studies. By the end of the fourth semester, basic business and economic content of international business management is taught. In addition, students are trained to think and act interculturally - and gain an insight into maritime transportation and sustainability in the Baltic Sea region.
In the 5th and 6th semesters, emphasis is placed on developing core skills in the four areas of international management, finance and foreign trade, marketing, taxation and law. The course concludes with a Bachelor's thesis in economics.

Excursions

A stay abroad, either as a practical semester or study semester, is obligatory for this degree course. Excursions are used for the exchange of ideas and discussions with professionals from the leisure and tourism industry. In this way, you will become directly familiar with the practical tasks and problem areas of tourism and gain an insight into various business areas - both nationally and internationally. During the excursions, you will explore opportunities for internships and thesis topics and make valuable professional contacts. This gives you the chance to apply the knowledge you have acquired during your studies directly
and perhaps even secure your dream job at the end of your studies.

In short, the excursions uniquely combine the three target competencies of the degree course: professional, social and language skills. And in the end, every trip is a unique experience.

You also have the opportunity to gain a second Bachelor's degree at selected partner universities abroad.