EBS Business School
Master in Automotive Management (MSc)

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Our Master's programme delivers cutting-edge education for an industry steeped in tradition. Students who graduate from EBS with the Master of Science (MSc) in Automotive Management are equipped with the skills to deal with both practical and scientific issues. They are excellent general managers with a strong automotive focus. All doors are open to you: You can choose to pursue academic development, yet at the same time you are qualified to take on strategic responsibilities in today's constantly changing global business world. The automotive industry is your own personal USP!

Basis programme structure

• 18 month programme duration
• 120 ECTS
• Fall Term: September to December
• Spring Term: January to May
• Semester abroad experience
• Master’s thesis
• Internship

International experience can be gained during the compulsory semester abroad. Learning about international research approaches and teaching methods as well as strengthening intercultural competence are at the focus of this semester.

In addition to the EBS Master of Science degree, students who spend two semesters abroad also have the opportunity to earn a specialist Master's degree or an MBA at one of our partner universities.

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Tuition fees for the Master in Automotive Management programme are 6,950 Euros each semester.

Financial aid

Please find more information about financial aid in our:

• EBS Business School Profile

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The Master in Automotive Management programme comprise three semesters (18 months). The first two semesters are spent at EBS and the third semester is completed at one of EBS partner universities abroad.

You will find the application deadlines for the Personal Master's Assessment (PMA) 2011 on the:

• EBS website

To participate in the admission process, all applicants must submit the following documents:

• Certified copy of Bachelor's degree certificate
• Online application
• CV/résumé
• Letter of motivation
• Transcripts/semester report
• TOEFL/IELTS
• GMAT/GRE or EBScore (internal admissions test)

Personal Master Assessment (PMA)

The PMA comprises of a task-based reading exercise relating to your chosen Master's programme coupled with an interview. During the PMA trained observers will assess the candidate's social skills, motivation and knowledge as well as their reasoning, communication and presentation skills. The PMA lasts one hour for each candidate.