International Business Management

100% taught in English - IBM is a forward-looking, practice-oriented degree programme that teaches broad business management skills from a global perspective. We teach you all the theoretical, practical and social skills you need to enter the international business world. In addition to foreign languages, we also attach great importance to teaching you soft skills such as teamwork and planning skills.

To study IBM, you must provide proof of your language skills. To ensure that we can live our multicultural concept and that you understand all the content of the course, we require TOEFL ibt 79 or IELTS 6 for English. You can submit proof of this as part of your online application.
There are different requirements for your second foreign language. If you choose Chinese, you can start without any previous knowledge. If you choose French or Spanish, it would be good if you've had four to five years of instruction in these subjects.

With the know-how and skills we teach you on your way to your bachelor's degree, the doors to the world of work are open to you! During your internship semester and perhaps also during your thesis, you have already had the opportunity to make contacts with companies - this often pays off now. 
Whether you are a financial analyst in Zurich, a key account manager in Mexico City, an entrepreneur in Shanghai, a purchasing manager in Toulouse, a controller for sporting goods in Cape Town, or Head of Global CSR in Germany - you have the best chance of landing your dream job anywhere in the world!
Our graduate network also offers exciting contact opportunities. Our successful graduates stay in touch with each other, even after they've completed their degree, whether they are working at home or abroad. HFU Business School graduates are employed by companies such as Microsoft, McKinsey, Siemens, Bosch, IBM, Daimler, Accenture, Swiss Re and BMW, have participated in high potential trainee programs at EADS, Deutsche Telekom, E.ON and Siemens, and have even founded their own successful companies.