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International Graduate Center (IGC) offers MBA and Master programs in the area of international and European business and management. All full-time courses are taught in English.
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Do you want to study in the heart of Germany, Europe’s strongest and most dynamic economy? Come to ESB Business School at Reutlingen University!
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Kick-start your career with our Master’s programs in Operational Excellence (M.B.A. and Eng.), General Management (M.B.A.) or Software Engineering (M.Eng.). Also check out our brand-new M.B.A. in Digitalization and Innovation! All programs comprise one year of internship – a great opportunity to apply your knowledge and get additional professional experience!
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An interdisciplinary course in security-related disciplines such as Legal, Social and Political Sciences, Economics and Crisis, Risk and Catastrophe Management
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No tuition fees, programs taught in English, excellent career prospects and a traditional, homely atmosphere.
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Study remotely at the University of Siegen! Join the digital Roads to Democracies postgraduate certificate program and advance your academic knowledge on politics, society and culture (Full-/part-time).
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Take Part in Creating the Future of 3D Additive Manufacturing
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Our internationally recognized MBA & Master’s programmes will provide you with the knowledge and tools to conduct business in the global market.
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Get to know TU Dresden’s Master’s programs and plan your future with us on November 26, 2021.
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PhD job advertisement: Research assistants (9 doctoral positions), DFG Research Training Group “Aesthetic Practice” at the University of Hildesheim, Germany
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