Bond University is a private university located in Robina, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
The International Center supports students at Munich Business School in preparing their semester abroad.
During their studies, MBS Students of the programs Bachelor International Business, Master International Business, Master in Finance, Master Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Master International Marketing and Brand Management spend a semester abroad at one of MBS’s international partner universities. Master students can complete their studies with a so-called Dual Degree by spending a second semester abroad.
The International Center helps MBS students to plan their study abroad by offering
The cooperation between Munich Business School and renowned international universities provides you with the opportunity to earn two different Master's degrees within two years.
The general structure of the Dual Degree programs is two semesters at MBS plus two semesters at the partner institution, followed by the Master thesis.
The new Erasmus+ program generation, which runs from 2021-2027, places a special focus on digitalization, sustainability, inclusion and civic engagement.
Through Erasmus+, students, lecturers and university staff receive support for stays abroad in one of the 27 EU member states as well as Iceland, Liechtenstein, North Macedonia, Norway, Serbia and Turkey.
You can find more information about Erasmus+ on the European Commission website.
The following mobility measures are supported at MBS:
Erasmus+ gives students the opportunity to study in another European country with which Erasmus+ has an agreement, and broaden their social and cultural skills.
During their period abroad, students get to know the academic system of a foreign university and benefit from the teaching and learning methods here. After completing their first year, students can study abroad between two and twelve months at a foreign host institution. They can receive funding until completion of their doctorate.
The Student Mobility Studies program (SMS) offers students the following services:
A list of criteria for university selection and placement can be found here.
Erasmus+ promotes guest lecturers at European partner universities (STA1) that possess an Erasmus+ University Charter.
The objective of the guest lecturers' stay is to strengthen the European dimension of the host institution, broaden and enrich the range and content of their curriculum, and share their knowledge and expertise with those students who do not want or have the possibility to study abroad. Furthermore, the aim is to develop joint study programs between partner universities and exchange expertise and experience on pedagogical methods.
The minimum requirement for a teaching assignment is 8 teaching hours for stays of one week or less. Maximum duration for teaching assignments is two months. Teaching assignments of enterprise employees who are invited by German universities (STA2) may also be funded in order to strengthen the cooperation between universities and businesses.
The following persons can be promoted, for example in ST (STA STT):
The program offers the following services:
A list of criteria and details can be found on.
Training and further education of university staff (teaching and administration) at European universities and foreign companies/institutions is a further supportive measure to internationalize higher education.
The stay abroad must be at least two days and last a maximum of two months.
The Mobility Training and Continuing Education Purposes (STT) program can support university staff from all areas, e.g.,
A list of criteria and details can be found on.
Higher education institutions that want to participate in Erasmus+ activities must adhere to the Erasmus University Charter. By establishing guidelines and fundamental principles, the Charter aims to guarantee the quality of the program.
The European Commission is responsible for the overall program implementation and awards the Erasmus University Charter (EUC), which proves that a college meets all prerequisites to successfully take part in the Erasmus program. The Charter of Munich Business School is valid until 2027 and may be renewed thereafter. The Erasmus ID code of the MBS is: D MUNCHEN12.
Being an EU-citizen is not a prerequisite to participate in Erasmus+. Students have to be regularly enrolled at a German university and have to complete their entire study program there. Teachers and other employees must be employed at a German university to participate in the program.
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Students with special needs may receive a grant to cover additional costs after they have been selected for an Erasmus+ placement. This applies to all Erasmus+ mobility programs (study abroad, work experience, mobility for teaching purposes, and mobility for training).
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