MBA Entrepreneurship: Berlin School of Economics and Law

Course Description

The MBA Entrepreneurship is a general management programme focused primarily on growth and innovation processes and the organisational structures found in the small and medium-sized business sector or in comparable larger companies. Consequently, the programme also deals with those particular management tasks that entrepreneurs face.

The main focus is on developing and implementing new ideas to improve competitiveness across all areas of an organisation, irrespective of whether the immediate aim involves introducing a new product, strategically restructuring an operating division or even an entire company.

Study Structure

The MBA Entrepreneurship is a two-year part-time programme starting every year in September. The programme comprises four semesters. Each semester starts with a one-week required attendance phase with lectures throughout the day. For the rest of the semester classes are usually every second weekend. The weekend courses begin on a Friday late afternoon an finish on Sunday afternoon, allowing those students not based in Berlin to arrive punctually for classes on Friday and return home in good time on the Sunday.

Admission Requirements

If you are seeking entry to the MBA Entrepreneurship you shall be required to meet the following prerequisites:

• a degree from a university or college or equivalent tertiary level institution
• at least two years work experience after the first degree
• excellent English skills (TOEFL cbt 213 points or ibt 79 points; IELTS 6,5 points)
• foreign students have to provide evidence of good German language skills (equivalent to the DSH exam)