Best MBA programs in Germany along with the course duration and program fees:

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Part-Time MBA in Top Business Schools in Germany

 Executive MBA in Top Business Schools in Germany

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List of all the top MBA courses in Germany:

Top 5 MBA Programs in Germany

Full-Time MBA in ESMT Berlin

The MBA program at ESMT Berlin is focused on innovation, technology, sustainable business development, and big data. The program is available as a one-year full-time MBA program and a 24 months part-time MBA program.

Based out of Berlin, this course emphasizes general management and personal development. The course believes that 50% of new learning is done in the classroom while the other 50% by integrative personal development, in an MBA course.

For the class of 2018 MBA graduates, the average salary is €74,536 and €43,500 is the expense of a one-year MBA.

 Most students got placed in consulting (25%), technology (12.5%), and e-commerce (10%).

For the class of 2019, 640 is the average GMAT score.

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

A full-time MBA course is offered by The Frankfurt School of Finance and Management with a 12 months duration. A full-time Executive MBA is also offered for 18 months. Also, the students have the freedom to switch to a part-time course.

The average salary for the MBA class 2019 is €65,000 The average expenditure for a full-time MBA is €38,000. Mostly, the students were placed in Consulting, Pharma/Healthcare, Banking, and Financial Services.

Mannheim Business School (MBS)

The Mannheim Business School accepts students for both full time and part-time MBA programs. A student enrolled in a full-time MBA

has the option to complete it in 12 months or extend their course experience by three months to gain an extra Management Analytics certification.

With an average salary of €88,639, the cost of a full-time MBA is €39,500. In most cases, students were placed in technology (28%), Consulting (22%), and manufacturing (11%).

Surprisingly, no minimum GMAT score is declared by the college, however, the average GMAT score has been above 600 of the incoming class.

WHU – Otto Beisheim Graduate School of Management

Germany’s WHU college provides an MBA program of 12 months. It consists of opportunities for experiential learning to personal development and leadership.

The average salary of MBA class 2017 is €36,220, and the average course cost of a full-time is €40,500. Students mostly got placed in Consulting (19%), Manufacturing (33%), and Tech (15%). The average GMAT score of the next class is over 600.

HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management

Two kinds of a full-time MBA program is offered in HHL Leipzig:

• Fast track: 12 months along with 3 months of master thesis.
• Advance track: Maximum 21 months including optional professional internship or a term abroad.

With an average salary of €64,000 for the class of 2019, most students were placed in consulting (15%), Manufacturing (9%), and e-commerce (25%).

The average GMAT score of the next class is 620.

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MBA in Germany: Types & Specializations

A variety of specializations is offered at German Universities for MBA.  Few among the best specializations that foreign students can study in Germany along with the programs offered by the B-schools are as follows:

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