MBA Germany
GISMA Business School
QUALITY AMERICAN BUSINESS EDUCATION IN
EUROPE
GISMA Business School (German International
Graduate School of Management and Administration),
Contact details
located in Hannover, Germany, offers students of all
GISMA Business School
Admissions Office
nationalities an American business education in the
Feodor-Lynen-Strasse 27
heart of Europe.
30625 Hannover
Germany
Tel: +49 511 54609 36
Fax: +49 511 54609 54
Email:
info@gisma.com
www.gisma.com
a73 Dean
Dr. David Schoorman, Professor of Management
a73 Academic Director
Dr. Annegret Zurawski
a73 Year founded
1999
a73 Students
Total enrollment 100 per year
a73 International students
25% German, 75% from all over the world
a73 Average age
Full-time programme: 28
Executive programme: 37
a73 Class size
Maximum of 60 students
a73 Degree backgrounds
Engineering: 32%
American-European COOPERATION courses such as entrepreneurship,
Business Administration: 29%
At GISMA students can follow an AACSB
international finance, and strategic
Economics: 10%
accredited MBA taught by teaching
marketing allow students to specialize
Natural Science: 9%
Liberal Arts: 8%
faculty from the Krannert Graduate
in different areas of their interest.
Others: 12% School of Management of Purdue
Students are allocated credit hours for
University in the USA. Best of all, each course successfully completed. Ana73 Average work experience
Full-time programme: 5 years
students will be located in Germany, MBA student must have a total of at
Executive programme: 9.5 years
Europe’s leading economic nation, with least 48 credit hours in order to
a73 Faculty
close contact to potential German and graduate. The core courses comprise 34
GISMA’s faculty is composed of professors from the
Krannert Graduate School of Management of Purdue
European employers. credit hours, the remaining 14 can be
University who teach at GISMA during the time of the
attained through the successful
programmes
Programme STRUCTURE
completion of electives.
a73 Scholarships
Scholarships are mostly based on GMAT scores and are
The MBA programme taught at GISMA is
The curriculum initially places a strong
open to students of all nationalities an 11-month, full-time programme that
emphasis on management
primarily addresses postgraduates with
fundamentals, with a gradual shift
a73 Language of instruction
English
diverse academic backgrounds and
towards more elective courses and
previous work experience. The GISMA
increasing specialization over time.a73 Career services
The GISMA Career Center offers assistance with
student body consists of 25% German
management placement and works together with the
MPO of the Krannert School
and 75% international students, ADMISSIONS requirements
currently coming from 20 different
a73 Accreditation Bachelor’s degree
All MBA programmes at GISMA are AACSB-accredited nations from all over the world.
through the cooperation with Purdue University
Sufficient GMAT score
Student exchange with the Krannert
TOEFL score of 213
a73 Degree
At GISMA the MBA degrees are granted by Purdue
School is an option for many of the
students. The programme consists of
Two letters of recommendation
University
five eight-week modules, and all
Minimum of two years’ work
students can participate in a consulting
experience recommended
project with partner companies. Elective Essays
PROGRAMMES
Programmes Starting date Duration Tuition
MBA August 11 months € 35,000
EMBA February 22 months € 52,500 (including accommodation & course materials)
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