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GISMA Business School, MSc, Leadership for Digital Transformation

GISMA Business School
 Germany

Entry requirements

Undergraduate or Bachelor’s degree or equivalent of a good grade average in economics, social sciences, psychology, law, engineering, computer sciences or related disciplines English proficiency: IELTS 6.5 or equivalent CV Motivational Statement of 500 words

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Location

GISMA offers students the opportunity to study at our London location or one of our renowned German campuses. For those wanting to pursue an international career, studying abroad is an excellent way to develop the skills you need and to prepare you for conducting business globally.

Known for its cultural attractions and vibrant nightlife, Berlin is a city that can offer students an excellent social life as well as a variety of exciting employment opportunities.

Although small in size, Hannover is a well-established city paving the way for many automotive and tourism-based companies to enter the German economy.

Germany’s second largest city, Hamburg, strikes the right balance between work and play with its fast-paced city life and extensive green spaces. Students can experience its vibrant art and music scene as well as learn about Germanic history.

Our London campus is based in the midst of the capital and provides students with the chance to start their careers in many different sectors ranging from banking and finance to digital media.