Business Administration - Master

Information for prospective students

Course content, study program structure, and the application process – guidance and information on the Master's study program in Business Administration at the University of Stuttgart.

Research focus areas and projects

The institutes involved in the program conduct research in areas such as management, marketing, organization, innovation, digitalization, finance, and sustainable business development. Students benefit from the close connection between research and teaching and gain insight into current scientific issues and projects.

Infrastructure for study and research

Students benefit from modern study and work spaces at both campuses. In addition to libraries, there are numerous individual and group study spaces available for independent and collaborative learning.

Teaching materials, exercises, and organizational information are made available through the central learning platform, ILIAS. This is complemented by a wide range of digital resources, databases, and e-books available through the university library.

Key academic processes such as registration for examinations and course enrollment can be handled digitally. A wide range of electives also allows students to flexibly tailor their studies.

Thanks to a wide range of elective options, students can incorporate courses from various departments into their studies. This allows for individualized academic profiles and broadens the perspective on economic issues.

In the Master’s program in Business Administration, you will benefit from small study groups and direct interaction with professors and research assistants. The latest research findings are directly incorporated into the curriculum and provide insights into current topics in business administration.

More than studying: opportunities within the program

At the start of the academic year, information and orientation sessions help students get started in their Master’s program and provide important organizational and academic information.

Guest lectures by experts from companies, research institutions, and public organizations regularly supplement courses and provide insights into current developments.

Students can contribute to current research projects as part of their theses, research seminars, or research assistant positions and gain a deeper understanding of scientific research methods.

The University of Stuttgart maintains numerous partnerships with universities around the world. This opens up a wide range of opportunities to study abroad.

The program encourages interaction with students from various disciplines at the University of Stuttgart. Joint courses and projects open up new perspectives and strengthen your ability to successfully address interdisciplinary challenges.

Regular information sessions provide insights into the course content, program structure, and career prospects of the program.

The central programs of the University make it easier to get started with your studies and help you find your way around campus and within the university community.

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