Name: Master of Arts
Price: 10938 USD

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University of Europe for Applied Sciences

Berlin

Germany

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Become a marketing manager

Today's marketers need to think holistically, as their field is becoming increasingly dynamic and complex. To establish a strong brand image, marketing, technology, and PR elements must be closely linked. Thus, companies need professionals with excellent analytical and strategic skills in these disciplines. At the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, we provide theoretical and practical education on how to communicate as well as the ways in which markets, as well as products, are interconnected. Thereby you will become a marketing expert well-equipped to tackle the demands and challenges of digital communication.

As a student at UE, you will be trained as a leader in marketing management. Case studies, practical projects, and internships with renowned business partners will expand your theoretical education into an integrative and future-oriented learning experience.

Total Tuition Fees

$21,876

Duration

24 Months

Intake

Fall ( Sept - Nov )

Intake

Summer ( July - Sept )

Intake

Winter ( Jan - Mar )

Class Profile

Class Size

Average Age

Average Work Experience

1 Years

Language Test Scores

Minimum Score

5.5 / 9

Minimum Score

72 / 120

Diversity

Others:

North America:

10%

South America:

Asia:

15%

Oceania:

Africa:

Europe:

65%

Admissions

Application Deadlines

Winter

Round	Deadline	Decision
Standard Deadline	Sep 1	NA

Eligibility Criteria

COMPLETED APPLICATION FORM HIGH SCHOOL/ BACHELOR DIPLOMA AND TRANSCRIPT

Undergraduate degree (Bachelor’s, MBA, or Master) officially translated to English or German LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

English language certifcate

– IELTS5.5 overall

– TOEFL iBT72

– TOEFL ITP (paper based) 543

– Pearson Test of English (Academic) 59

– Pearson Test of English (General) Level 1

– Cambridge English Advanced and Proficiency 160 overall

– Cambridge Exam First (FCE)

– TOEIC Listening/Reading 785, Speaking 160, Writing 150

– PASSWORD5.5 (no less than 5.0 in each component)

– EF SET (50-minute Test) 51 (only for students applying with a MOI letter)

– Duolingo 95

PORTFOLIO

The following are supplementary requirements from the individual degree programmes.

Visual & Experience Design

Up to 10 examples of your best creative work – commercial and/or non-commercial. The programme accepts applicants from a wide variety of fields including graphic/communication design, advertising, digital product design, architecture, fine arts, exhibition design, visual and sound design, etc.

Innovation Design Management

A portfolio with work samples is welcome but only required from individuals with a design background. Additionally, we ask for responses to some questions explaining why this programme is the best fit for you.

Photography

Your portfolio should consist of at least 20 photos. It is particularly desirable to see from the selection of images, that the applicant works on thematically coherent series.

New Media Design

Submit 10 diverse examples highlighting expertise in creative fields like architecture, visual communication, product and game design, exhibition-making, interior design, sound & motion design, event installation, and performance. Include both digital (creative coding) and analog works (collage, sculpture, animation), each with a brief description of your process.

Communication Design

A portfolio with samples of work is welcome but not required, only from students who have previously completed a creative degree programme.

Design Leadership

Digital Content Creation

Generative Design & AI

Prepare up to 10 examples of your best creative work. The Generative Design & AI programme accepts applicants from a wide variety of fields, but is most suited to those who already have a digital design background. Due to the technical nature of the programme, coding skills are a plus, but not necessary for admittance. Please include a CV detailing your education and professional practice.

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