Full-time MBA

Graduates have an action-oriented and critical understanding of the management cycle in organisations that qualifies them to apply it to diverse tasks and functions that may form the value chain. They will draw upon sound functional and cross-functional knowledge of contemporary management concepts and disciplines and develop innovative solutions by providing thought leadership.

Graduates are able to identify opportunities, ideate innovative solutions and implement them effectively and efficiently based on sound qualitative and quantitative research and fact-oriented analysis. By doing so, they will combine independent, forward-oriented thinking management techniques for quality decision-making to address business challenges and implement effective solutions. 

Graduates have a clear understanding of the roles, responsibilities and entrepreneurial challenges of a business leader in the light of a fast-changing environment and excel in effective executive communication, collaboration and cooperation skills. Graduates master concise and effective spoken and written communication based on know-how, emotional intelligence and intercultural sensitivity. They present, discuss and defend fact-based arguments that convince their audience, move people to congruent action and achieve positive change when necessary. As both leaders and members of teams, they set high standards, establish trust and create an environment of collaboration and cooperation that inspires high performance.

Graduates are self-aware and mindful leaders with the character needed for leading in any organisational or cultural context and in the global environment. They decide and act based on ethical considerations, comply with regulatory requirements and enhance the well-being of their stakeholders, organisations, society and the environment.

The duration is 12 months, starting in September each year.

No, even though it is a full-time MBA in Germany, the programme is entirely taught in English. German classes are optional but encouraged. 

It is preferred but not mandatory. You can also take the Frankfurt School Admission Test.

Yes, we offer a range of merit- and need-based scholarships.

Part-time is not encouraged during semester 1. During semester 2, students may take up an internship or other opportunities to acquaint themselves with the local job market, while continuing their studies. 

Frankfurt School primarily evaluates standardised test results based on complete scores from individual test sittings. Official GMAT Superscores may be reviewed as supplementary information alongside your testing history, but they do not replace the requirement to meet the relevant score expectations in a single test sitting.