International Master in Management (IMM)

Organisation:: GISMA Business School
Ort, Bundesland, Land:: Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany
Typ:: Part-time
Certificate:: MBA
Duration:: 4 Semester/s

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Programme

Many programs claim to have an international focus. The International Master's in Management Program has an explicit advantage in internationalization, as class sessions rotate among the four institutions.

In addition to receiving instruction from Krannert's outstanding senior faculty members, you will learn in person from some of Europe's finest instructors. The resulting education will enhance your personal career development and give you a hands-on understanding of what it takes to be successful in today's global business arena.

The program starts each year in February. It is devided into three modules with six residencies, at the cooperating business schools. MBA students have the opportunity to receive both an American and a European degree (AACSB + AMBA accredited).

The IMM is an intensive program that can be combined with work and family life. The schedule makes it possible for participants to continue their full-time employment during the two years.

Dr. Annegret Zurawski
Academic Director

Target audience

The study course is an extra-occupational Executive MBA curriculum for individuals from all over the world who have the potential to advance to executive positions in their globally active companies or institutions.

Prospective participants have typically worked for an average of 10 years and have had initial experience in managerial positions.

Emphases/Curriculum

The curriculum covers the entire scope of corporate business and managerial expertise. All courses have a strong real-world focus, with major emphasis placed on problem-solving and decision-making processes. Extensive use is made of case studies and experiential teaching methods.

The IMM program consists of the following modules:

Module 1:

Microeconomics
Quantitative Methods
Organizational Behavior / Human Resources
Accounting for Managers
International Business Negotiations

Module 2:

Macroeconomics
International Economics
Financial Management
Marketing Management
Operations Management

Module 3:

Strategic Management
International Business Law & Ethics
International Finance
Leadership
International Management
Business in Asia

Admission/Entrance requirements

Total fees approx.:	€ 52.500

Tuition Fees: including € 15.000 for accomodation and € 3.000 for books and other course material. Admission requirements: Bachelor’s degree at least five years of working experience TOEFL-Test Two letters of recommendation two essays Application Deadline: December 31st

Languages
Language(s) of instruction:	English
Going abroad:	obligatory
	Partners Abroad: Krannert School of Management, Purdue University, Indiana, USA TiasNimbas Business School, Tilburg University, The Netherlands Graduate School of Business, Central European University, Hungary

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Organisation

The GISMA building, originally planned and designed as a convention center, reflects the appealing characteristics of modern architecture. Representative and communicative in style, the entrance hall welcomes visitors and students to an open and friendly atmosphere. Light colors dominate the interior while large glass windows allow daylight to flow through.

Built like an amphitheatre, the auditorium seats 115 people. In addition, plenty of seminar rooms are available for individual study or group work. The state-of-the-art equipment enables interactive teaching in excellent conditions.

A cafeteria in the foyer serves as a meeting point for both professors and students during a break or after classes. Here you have a chance to discuss topics with your colleagues over a coffee or simply relax reading a newspaper.

Study in Hannover

Hannover is a city of contrasts. Those who come with a portion of curiosity and a healthy appetite will find that things of today and of yesterday are just a few yards apart. Half-timbered houses and the charms of the 11th century old town stand beside the striking modern architecture and diversity of the city that hosted EXPO 2000 and is the home of CeBIT, the world’s largest IT fair. Traditionally important as a trade fair city, Hannover is the vigorous and enterprising home of such global corporations as Continental AG, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Hannover Re and TUI Group.

Hannover is conveniently located in the heart of Germany and Europe and is highly accessible. The city serves as a hub of the high-speed train system, and a 90 minute train ride will take you to Berlin or Hamburg.

Among the more than 500,000 Hannoverians, there are now 40,000 young people from all over the world studying in the city. The city’s international character is reflected in the large number of restaurants offering foreign food. The selection of modern pubs, cafes and traditional restaurants is growing all the time.