Whu Otto Beisheim School of Management
Academic Matters
Since April 2013, all MBA courses have been taking place at our second Campus in Düsseldorf, which is now the center of excellence for Post-experience Programs offered by WHU.
Full-time and Part-time MBA courses for exchange students have been conducted on our campus in Düsseldorf, while Master in Finance (MSc), Master in Management (MSc), and Bachelor in International Business Administration (BSc) courses still remain in Vallendar, as will the European Summer Institutes.
Graduate students fulfilling the WHU MBA admission requirements (see below) need to decide prior to nomination which program they would like to join. The partner universities should include in their nomination email whether the nominated graduate student will join our MSc (Vallendar) or MBA (Düsseldorf) Exchange Program.
For information on our MSc Exchange Program, please see our “WHU Campus Vallendar BSc MSc Fact Sheet”.
For more information on our Campus in Düsseldorf, please visit this website: www.whu.edu/mba-exchange
To “discover Düsseldorf”, have a look at this official city website:
www.duesseldorf.de/eng/tourism/discover/index.shtml
Last update: 21 January 2016
MBA Admission Requirements
MSc and MBA exchange students may apply for our MBA Exchange Program if they fulfill the following admission requirements:
Minimum Age: 24 years (born in 1992 or earlier) Fulfill one language requirement below:
English as mother tongue
Completed or currently studying in a university degree program
taught and examined entirely in English
Minimum internet-based TOEFL score of 100 points
Minimum 7.0 in IELTS.
Additionally, MSc students wishing to enroll in our MBA Exchange Program need to prove two years of work experience (full-time job or full-time internships in Business Administration).
On its campus in Düsseldorf, WHU graduate exchange students fulfilling the MBA admission requirements can choose classes from the Full-time and Part-time MBA Program.
On its campus in Vallendar, WHU offers a Bachelor in International Business Administration Program for undergraduate exchange students and since Fall 2013, a Master in Finance Program in addition to the Master in Management Program for graduate exchange students (for information on these programs, e.g. academic calendar, see “WHU Campus Vallendar BSc MSc Fact Sheet”).
Due to the different campus locations and program structures, graduate exchange students can no longer mix MSc and MBA courses.
