Global Economics and Business Management

["This is aninternational business studies programmeat the THI Business School with a clear profile for the future! While most other degree programmes teach either business administration or economical skills,Global Economics and Business Management (GBM) combines both. This mixture and the opportunityto get to know a world region better, both economically and culturally,makes the programme even more special. Which world region would you like to get insights into? You can decide for yourself – depending on your own interests and, at the latest, when you enter the main phase of the programme.In addition to English,learning another foreign languageis therefore part of the course, as is a compulsory semester at a foreign partner university and an internship abroad in a global economic environment. You will therefore spend a total ofone year in a selected foreign countryor divide individually. But don't worry – witha variety of information events and contact people, we will help you decide where to go and how to find your way there.At the end of the foundation course, which lays the professional foundation in subjects such as business administration, economics, digital business fundamentals and HR management and organisation,you can choose from various specialisations. These specialisations can be in areas such as International Economics, Global Supply Chain Management or International Business Models. Special modules forpersonal developmentwill strengthen your self-reflection skills and social skills. This will prepare you in the best possible way for working in internationally active companies, management consultancies and international organisations such as chambers of commerce abroad, companies for business settlement at home and abroad and competence centres for markets.THI Business School isAACSB-accredited! THI Business School was the first of its kind in Bavaria to be accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). This makes us one of the approximately six per cent of all business schools worldwide that have achieved this prestigious status."]