Double Master with Gdańsk University of Technology

Upon completion of the double degree program, the Gdansk University of Technology awards the academic degree Master's Degree in International Management and the University of Bamberg awards either the Master of Science in Business Administration or the Master of Science in Strategy and Sustainability.

Admission to the second year of study

If you have started your studies at Gdańsk University of Technology (as your home university) and come to Bamberg for your second year of study, you will have to go through a simplified admission process. This begins with you being nominated by your home university. You will then receive all the information you need from the International Office (IO) of the University of Bamberg to prepare for your academic year in Bamberg (halls of residence, introductory and language courses, etc.). Further information on these topics can also be found on the homepage of the IO:

>>>Prepare your stay in Bamberg

Unlike regular exchange students, double degree students are regularly enrolled in Bamberg. You must submit an application via the online application procedure of the Registrar's Office. You will receive an email with all important information and deadlines after your nomination. Please wait until you are contacted by the SoWi double degree coordinator. You will then find the online application here:

>>>Online Application

There will also be an introductory event for double degrees at the SoWi at the beginning of the semester where you will have the opportunity to get to know other students who are also studying for a double degree. You will also receive a personal invitation by email.

>>>Living in Bamberg

The study program comprises 4 semesters. Students study the first two semesters (or Master 1, Bac + 4) at the respective home institution and the last two semesters (or Master 2, Bac +5) at the respective host university. During their stay at the host university, students remain enrolled at their home institution. The credits earned in accordance with the double degree program are recognized as equivalent by both institutions. The study and examination regulations for the Bamberg Master's degree program apply to the provision and recognition of credits at the University of Bamberg. The examination regulations of the Gdansk University of Technology apply to the provision and recognition of credits at the Gdansk University of Technology. The course of study is largely determined by the students themselves through their choice of specializations. The following tables provide information on the distribution of coursework between the two universities.

The detailed course of study depends primarily on where the program is started. The following overview is intended to provide planning and orientation. In individual cases, however, the course of study may differ slightly. Students of the double degree must always conclude an individual credit transfer agreement with the program coordinators at both universities, which is based on the current status of the regulations of the degree programs involved.

Students who complete the program in Business Administration choose the Master International Management in Gdansk. From Bamberg's point of view, the credits are divided between the respective module groups as follows:

In detail, the following assignments of courses and module groups or elective options within the module groups are planned for the Master's degree program in Business Administration:

Students of the double degree must in any case conclude an individual credit transfer agreement with the program coordinators at both universities, which is based on the current status of the regulations of the degree programs involved:

>>>Studien- und Fachprüfungsordnung M. Sc. BWL

Detailed information on the courses can be found in the respective module handbooks:

>>>Current rage of courses in Bamberg (Modulhandbuch M. Sc. BWL)

Students who complete the Strategy and Sustainability program choose the Master International Management in Gdansk. From Bamberg's point of view, the credits are divided between the respective module groups as follows:

In detail, the following assignments of credits and module groups or elective options within the module groups are planned for the Master's degree program in Strategy and Sustainability:

Students of the double degree must in any case conclude an individual credit transfer agreement with the program coordinators at both universities, which is based on the current status of the regulations of the degree programs involved:

>>>Studien- und Fachprüfungsordnung M. Sc. SAS

Detailed information on the courses can be found in the respective module handbooks.

>>>Current range of courses in Bamberg (Modulhandbuch M. Sc. SAS)