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Undergraduate Degree Programmes
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You are interested in an undergraduate degree, but don’t know exactly where to start? Simply register for a bachelor’s virtual information session to learn more about the different undergraduate programmes that we offer at CBS. In the online info session, we will give you a program overview, go through the financial aid- and scholarship opportunities available to all incoming students, and inform you about the admissions process and requirements. Sign up today!
An undergraduate degree or also often called a bachelor’s degree is the first basic academic degree that can be obtained at a university of applied sciences. Since the Bologna reform, the German study system has been divided into Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes. A bachelor’s degree forms the basis for a professional qualification in the academic field. A distinction is made between “Bachelor of Arts” and “Bachelor of Science” degrees in different fields. In Germany, a bachelor’s degree usually takes three years, divided into six semesters. In addition to basic technical knowledge, students learn how to work scientifically during the course of their undergraduate studies. The undergraduate programme is completed with the submission of a bachelor’s thesis and qualifies graduates for various graduate programmes.
A Bachelor’s degree in Business Studies opens the doors to the world of business for you. You learn the basis on which management decisions are made. You learn how to apply economic theories and methods using various practical examples. At CBS, you also have the opportunity to specialise in individual areas. In the Business Administration & Management course, for example, you can choose between two main areas of focus such as Marketing and Finance. Study courses such as Business Psychology and International Tourism Management prepare you for a specific economic sector or industry. Get more info here about our various undergraduate degree programmes & take a look at our various events and virtual information sessions here.
"Especially the soft skill courses have been of great help for my performance in job interviews. Through my work in the Finance and Business Club I have built up a broad network and acquired project management skills that have enabled me to score points with companies."
"The practical learning in small groups prepared me optimally for today's project and team work. The CBS provided me with the decisive soft skills and current knowledge from the world of business."
"The Management Studies programme prepares you thoroughly for the tasks of a consultant. In particular, the development of presentation techniques as well as analytical thinking is of enormous importance in the everyday life of a consultant."
"The focus on internationality and practical skills have had a very positive influence on my development at Google. Especially the structured and very versatile project work, which is often found at a private school, was extremely helpful."
"My studies at CBS prepared me for a career in today's dynamic, global work environment. As one's origin and physical location become less and less decisive, it has become increasingly important to have a multinational network and adapt quickly to various cultures and environments."
"Many professors shared their professional business experience with us in class and were able to illustrate dry theory with practical examples. I also enjoyed the international atmosphere on campus."
"The strongly practice-oriented studies and the international orientation of the CBS, as well as the lectures held in English, were an absolutely necessary basis for starting a career with a renowned, international company."