Standard period of study:
4 semesters (Fast Track option possible)

Semester start: Fall semester (September)
Degree:
Master of Arts/Master of Science

Campus:
Dortmund, Frankfurt/Main, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne,
Stuttgart and Berlin (depending on course of study)

Accreditation: FIBAA, German Accreditation Council

Semester abroad:
1 semester integrated on a compulsory basis

Practical experience:
compulsory 12-week internship plus workshops and excursions

Language: 100% English

Tuition fees per semester (1st–4th semester):
€5,700 for all ISM locations (thesis fee included)

Enrollment fee:
€600 for EU & EWR students, €1,500 for Non-EU students

Early Bird Discount:
Save €1,500 by signing your contract for the fall term before
March 15th, or for the spring term before September 15th!
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Last Call Discount:
Save €500 by signing your contract for the fall term before
June 15th, or for the spring term before December 15th!

Dortmund is a city located in the German territory of North Rhine-Westphalia and is a permanent part of the Rhine-Ruhr metropolis. This city, whose history dates back to the classical period, is especially important as an industrial and commercial center.

Dortmund has many historical buildings dating back to the classical period. One of these is the charming Dortmund Rathaus (town house), built in the 13th century. In addition, gothic buildings were built in the city, St. There are also religious buildings such as the Reinoldi Church.

In the modern era, Dortmund's economy is generally focused on industry, particularly the steel and coal industries. However, in recent years, the city's economy has shifted more to the technology and service sectors. In addition, Dortmund is an important cultural center of the city, many events and festivals are held every year.

Dortmund has a well-developed public transport network and is an important junction of Germany's transport network. Therefore, the city is a popular hub for both local and international travel.