Munich Business School: Courses, Admission, Cost

Munich Business School is a private international business school which is situated in Munich in the Bavaria state of Germany. This institution was founded in 1991 under the name Europäische Betriebswirtschafts-Akademie by the European Business International (ebsi) London, Paris, Madrid, and Milan. In 1999, the institution received state accreditation by the Bavarian Ministry of Education and Culture, Science, and the Arts.

In 2003, this institution was renamed as Munich Business School. In the same year, it also introduced the Bachelor International Business program. In 2009, MBS introduced its Master International Business program completely in English as well as German/English. In the same year, it also introduced “International Family Firms” and “Luxury Management” in its master’s program. In 2010, it received unlimited state accreditation as well as the institutional accreditation from the German Council of Science and Humanities. In 2014, this institution extended its study programs by adding the DBA Doctor of Business Administration. In 2015, it received reaccreditation by the German Council of Science and Humanities. In 2016, the institution completed its 25 years.

Under its programs, the institution offers Bachelor of International Business, Masters of International Business, Masters of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Masters of International Marketing and Brand Management, Masters of Sports Business and Communication, DBA Doctor of Business Administration, and part-time and full-time MBA General Management program. It also offers preparatory programs such as pre-bachelor’s and pre-master’s programs. It also offers executive education, exchange, and study abroad programs.

This institute additionally has a spectacular alumni record. Some of the successful people from the alumni network are Moitz Keller, Matthias Lamberti, Peter Hall, Michael Schurich, and Claus Weiß. Moritz Keller, who completed his bachelor's program at MBS in 2007, is the founder and managing director of Keller Sports GmbH. Matthias Lamberti, who graduated from Munich Business School in 2007, is today a founder and director of Yavalu, an online platform for private investors. Michael Schurich, who finished his bachelor’s at MBS in 2007, works in a business unit, Organization Transformation at Oliver Wyman. Claus Weiß, who did his bachelor’s from the institute, is the founder of Daddy Longlegs.

Students can decide freely to start their studies in fall 2021 online and come to campus later (save living expenses in Munich), once they can travel/hold their visa etc