In this interview series, we introduce MBS lecturers on a regular basis, give an insight into their research projects and explain how corporate practice and students benefit from these. Today it’s the turn of the […]
The graduates of Munich Business School are highly valued young professionals on the job market. This is confirmed by the WirtschaftsWoche University Ranking 2022, in which Munich Business School remains number one among private universities […]
The graduates of Munich Business School are highly valued young professionals on the job market. This is confirmed by the WirtschaftsWoche University Ranking 2021, in which MBS ranks third in the category of German universities […]
As part of the optimization of the curriculum last year, Munich Business School also introduced a number of innovations in relation to the electives in the Bachelor International Business program. In the spring term 2021, […]
Yesterday evening Anna Kopp, IT Director Germany at Microsoft, came to Munich Business School to share her experiences with MBS students and explain how she managed to reach such an important position at Microsoft and […]
In the 2018 edition of the WirtschaftsWoche university ranking, Munich Business School (MBS) accomplished an excellent result. In the field of business administration, MBS achieved rank 6 amongst all universities of applied sciences in Germany. […]
According to the recently released University Employability Ranking Germany 2016, the graduates of Munich Business School (MBS) enjoy an excellent reputation amongst companies, and are consequently sought-after specialists. Of all German universities, MBS achieved the […]
In a recent survey, the World Economic Forum examined the working world of the future in context with the fourth industrial revolution. The predicted changes in the working world will also bring along shifts in […]
If you have laid the wrong foundations, you cannot build the house of your dreams. This is precisely what worries so many students and school graduates who want to study. They are haunted by three […]
Today, as it is, from craftsmen to academics, qualified and skilled labor is lacking in Germany. And the volume of the workforce will decrease even further once the generation of the so-called “baby boomers” will […]
Since its induction as part of the Bologna process in 1999, the Bachelor’s degree has repeatedly been subject of discussion: be it students, university representatives, associations and interest groups, the economy, countless experts – renowned […]
The globalization of the workplace is unstoppable. An increasing number of employees are confronted with suppliers that are located abroad; they advise customers overseas or are part of a global team. Such global co-operation results […]
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