Mannheim Business School
Programme Type: Tuition Fee: Executive Course Information Contact:
Full Time MBA EURO (€) 29000 / Total Program Cost Start Dates: Mrs. Nilgün Vatansever
Executive MBA April (Weekend Track) Admissions Manager
Entry Requirements: October (Modular Track) Mannheim Business School
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Specialisation by Function: Min. GMAT Score : 600 L 5, 6
General Management Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : 260 Programme Duration : Mannheim 68131
Leadership Min. TOEFL Internet Based Score : 105 19 months (Weekend) Germany
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Full Time Course Information Min. Years of Work Experience : 3 Tel: + 49 621 181 3721
Start Dates: Tuition Fee : Fax: + 49 621 181 1278
tin A September Application Fee : EURO (€) 42000 (Weekend) Email:
info@mba-mannheim.com
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The Mannheim Business School is one of Europe’s Our core competences are: factor of Mannheim Business School. They grant
leading institutions for business education. Through access to even more insight and experiences and
our close link with the University of Mannheim and Leading in Research and Teaching: benefit every party involved.
its faculty for business administration, we offer a Mannheim is one of Europe’s most renowned According to the rankings of the most important news
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competent, strategic concept for lifelong business institutions of academic education, repeatedly and business magazines in Germany and worldwide,
education and lead in undergraduate, graduate, ranked as number one for business education in the University of Mannheim and Mannheim Business
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postgraduate and executive education. Germany. School take a leading position.
A • Best German Business School - Wirtschaftswoche
At Mannheim Business School, you receive world- Dedicated to Excellence: (2002-2008), Capital (2004, 2006), CHE (2002, 2005,
class and comprehensive business education from Mannheim is the only German institution to be 2008), Focus (2004, 2005, 2007)
an excellent, internationally recognized faculty. accredited by AACSB International, AMBA and • Top at the “Best German Business Professors”
All professors are leaders in their respective fields EQUIS, the three leading international accreditation ranking of Handelsblatt (2005)
of research, with a strong network into business organizations (so called ‘Triple Crown’). • First German business school to be ranked in the
practices. European top ten of Handelsblatt / Karriere (2006)
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Internationality: • No. 25 in the Global Financial Times Executive MBA
In addition, Mannheim Business School regularly “Internationality in everything we do” characterizes Ranking (2008), 6th place for ‘career progress of
invites experienced executives from leading the core of our philosophy. Top-class Partner Business alumni’, 8th for ‘international course experience’
companies as well as faculty from our partner Schools from all over the world, international and 4th for ‘international resident students’
institutions to teach. Lectures and conferences faculty, participants, alumni and staff and a strongly • No. 36 in the global MBA ranking of the Mexican
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familiarize you with state-of-the-art methods. internationally-oriented curriculum. business magazine Expansión (2009)
Entrepreneurial projects accomplished conjointly by
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program participants and partner companies give Strong Partner Network:
valuable insights into current business issues. Strong networks and active cooperations with
international corporations have been a key success
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