Strasbourg (ERASMUS and double degree)
Integrated German-French Master's degree program in Business Administration
Since 2010, the Faculty of Business and Economics at TU Dresden and the Ecole de Management (EM) Strasbourg have been offering a two-year, integrated Franco-German Master's degree program in Business Administration. The study program is sponsored by the Franco-German University (DFH).
EM Strasbourg - the result of the merger of IECS and IAE at the beginning of 2008 - has the status of a "Grande école de commerce" and is part of the Université de Strasbourg, which has united the three universities Robert Schumann, Louis Pasteur and Marc Bloch under one roof since 2009.
Students spend one year in Strasbourg and one year in Dresden and receive degrees from both universities (Master of Science in Dresden, Master Grande École in Strasbourg).
What are your advantages?
- You can increase your chances on the job market by gaining a competitive advantage through your double degree.
- The thesis can be completed either in Dresden or Strasbourg.
- Part of your studies at EM Strasbourg is an internship lasting several months, during which you will gain further international and business experience.
- The stay at the university in Strasbourg is financially supported not only by ERASMUS funding, but also by the DFH (Franco-German University) .
- Credit points earned abroad are automatically recognized on the basis of a previously agreed learning agreement.
- You can perfect your language skills, gain experience abroad and study at a university abroad at the same time.
Students on this Franco-German study program study at both universities as regular students and complete either the first or the last two semesters of their Master's degree at the partner university. Each semester begins in the winter semester. They take part of their Master's examination at both universities in accordance with the regulations applicable there. A total of 60 ECTS must be completed in Strasbourg.
Students are fully enrolled at TU Dresden and EM Strasbourg for the entire duration of their studies and are subject to the regulations of both universities. Tuition fees are only charged at the home university.
Examinations are held in the respective national languages in accordance with the regulations for Master's examinations at the respective university. In addition to the national certificates, students receive a Diploma Supplement, which explains the respective national education system, as well as a diploma from the DFH.
Application requirements for the integrated double Master's program are enrollment in the Master's program in Business Administration at TU Dresden. Please note the admission requirements, in particular the aptitude assessment regulations. Information on this can be found here as well as a good knowledge of French (at least B2).
Due to the short notice for the application (information from the Admissions Office on enrollment in the winter semester usually takes place in mid-August at the earliest), we recommend that external applicants apply to TU Dresden for the summer semester BEFORE the planned start of studies at EM Strasbourg. This also has a financial advantage, as ERASMUS funding can then be paid out at the start of the semester in Strasbourg in September. Unfortunately, this is NOT possible if you enrol for the winter semester, as the ERASMUS grant is linked to admission to studies.
Applications must be submitted to the Chair of Quantitative Methods, in particular Econometrics, Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schipp, by 31 January of the respective year for the following winter semester.
The following documents must be submitted:
- Application form (via the online portal Mobility Online ERASMUS+)
- informal cover letter incl. letter of motivation
- Curriculum vitae in tabular form
- Copy of Bachelor's degree certificate or current grades, if degree not yet obtained
- French/English language certificates.
Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schipp will be happy to assist you with any questions regarding the organization and course of the double degree programme. Of course, Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schipp's office will also be happy to advise you.
General link:
EM Strasbourg
International Office EM Strasbourg
International Office
Information about Strasbourg:
Strasbourg
Study guide of the DFH (presentation of the double degree program TUD-EMS):
DFH Study Guide TUD-EMS
The dual master's program is supported by the Franco-German University (DFH). Its primary mission is to initiate, evaluate, and provide financial support for Franco-German degree programs.
In addition to financial support, students have the opportunity to take a free online language course, earn a DFH certificate, receive awards for excellence, and participate in intercultural job training, among other benefits.
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We have summarized the subject-specific requirements for the double degree in our overview of the course of study. For further information and if you have any questions, please contact Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schipp:
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