Yes, we do. Our TOEFL institution code is 8405.

HTW Berlin has around 150 partner universities worldwide.

An internship is not a compulsory requirement of the MIB programme. However, if you wish to acquire voluntary work experience during the semester vacations, HTW Berlin will endeavor to provide advice and support. It is up to the student to take responsibility for finding an internship.

Professional experience is not an admission requirement. However, students with only 180 credit points at the end of their Bachelor’s degree can make up the remaining 30 credit points by providing proof of six months of professional experience after their first degree.

We would be very interested to receive a copy of your GMAT results but they do not constitute an admission requirement.

References should be written on official university paper and be sent together with the other application documents in a sealed envelope to HTW Berlin (Admissions Office). Further information concerning the application procedure can be found online.

Yes. In addition to a TOEFL certificate (minimum scores: 95 omternet based), we accept the IELTS certificate with a minimum score of at least 7.0, a PTE Academic Test with a score of at least 76 points or a comparable test proving English language skills at the C1 level of the CEFR.

The results of the language test should not be more than two years old.

We would prefer to receive all applications early, but this does not influence your chances of admission in any way.

The MIB programme is accredited by the FIBAA (Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation).

The capacity of the programme is limited to 40 students. We try to maintain small class sizes in order to ensure excellence in teaching.

Our graduates now hold a number of middle management positions in various areas within large multinational companies. Once you join the programme, you will be a part of the MIB network and will profit from alumni connections.

For admissions-related questions please contact our Admissions Office.

As a rule, no. In certain cases, however, the admissions committee reserves the right to request an interview.