Program Overview
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Welcome to a village called earth. In this village even small businesses have to face competition without boundaries. And they need more than just a good product to survive; they also need a sound understanding of their business partner’s culture. This is why the Intercultural Management and Communication Bachelor's Degree course contains components such as economic geography and cultural anthropology, alongside the business and economics modules. But before you go ahead and conquer the world of business, take a look at the program:
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Accreditation
- The Bachelor's degree program in Intercultural Management and Communication has been accredited with good results by FIBAA.
Internship
At the end of your Bachelor's Program you will gain practical experience in an internship - three to six months in which you have the opportunity to put your knowledge and enthusiasm to the test under real world conditions – and which may even serve as basis for your Bachelor's thesis. We will help you to find an internship, drawing on our established network of contacts in the business world.
Annika Petruch, student of Karlshochschule International University
Studying Abroad
How about a semester abroad, for example in Shanghai?
The program is internationally oriented: English is the language of instruction from the 3rd semester and it is mandatory to learn another foreign language, such as Spanish or Arabic. This philosophy bears fruit in the 5th semester at the very latest – in the obligatory semester abroad, during which you will gain credit points at one of our partner universities, e.g. in Honolulu, Dunedin or Leuven. Links to the websites of all of our partner universities can be found in the column on the right.
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Project Phases
During your Intercultural Management and Communication studies, you will have to cope with reading a considerable amount of literature, as is the case with every degree program. However, you will be able to apply your knowledge right away! Your professors will regularly involve you and your fellow students in real hands-on projects, e. g. the creation of business plans or strategy analyses.
Instruction & Learning
We want you to be successful – which is why we supply you with the necessary equipment and tools.
1. Self-study
Broaden your knowledge in the library or language laboratory.
2. Case studies
Create case studies and analyze business plans, for instance.
3. Business simulation games
Gain practice-oriented know-how during business simulation games covering a broad range of areas.
4. Role plays
Prepare yourself in role plays for job interviews etc.
5. Business excursions
Take a look behind the scenes during business excursions. For example at the 1&1 computing centre.
6. Lectures by industry practitioners
Be inspired by guest lecturers from the world of economics, culture or sport.
Course Structure
Are you interested in the Intercultural Management and Communication Bachelor's Program? You can obtain an overview of the course structure here.
Any further questions? Detailed information on the progam and modules can be viewed here as PDF download. >>
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Application
Do you see your future in Intercultural Management and Communication? Then apply for our Bachelor's Program now and say SIGN ME UP!
Do you have any further questions about the program? If this is the case, why don't you come and visit us. Please call the following number to arrange an appointment:
+49 721 1303-500