As one of the world top MBA programs that offer one year degree of Master of Business Administration, Technische University Muenchen Executive Program in Innovation & Business Creation delivers its courses through classroom in a part-time base. This page provides major areas of study, financial information and physical location of Technische University Muenchen Executive Program…
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EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht European Business School (EBS)
As one of the world top MBA programs that offer one year degree of Master of Business Administration, EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht European Business School (EBS) delivers its courses through classroom in a full-time base. This page provides major areas of study, financial information and physical location of EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und…
ESMT European School of Management and Technology
As one of the world top MBA programs that offer one year degree of Master of Business Administration, ESMT European School of Management and Technology delivers its courses through classroom in a full-time base. This page provides major areas of study, financial information and physical location of ESMT European School of Management and Technology –…
FAQ for MBA and Master in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
In our FAQ list you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the MBA and master’s degree with a focus on Germany, Austria and Switzerland. If you want to search for a specific term, click “CTRL” and at the same time the letter “F”. You can then enter the term you are…
Germany Holidays, Events, Climate and Sightseeing
Germany: Holidays January 1st January 1st – the first day of the new year – is a public holiday in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and numerous other countries. It should be noted that Samoa is the first country where the New Year began Holy Three Kings The day of the “Three Kings” – also known as…
Munich, Germany
According to cachedhealth.com, the official motto of the capital of Bavaria is “Munich loves you”. And indeed, getting here, it is immediately easy to feel the benevolent cheerful atmosphere of this South German city. The capital of the federal state of Bavaria is not only and not so much a merry riotous Oktoberfest, a great…
History of Berlin, Germany Part III
After A. Hitler took office as German Chancellor (January 30, 1933) and the establishment of the National Socialist dictatorship in Germany (since February 1933; Reichstag fire, February 27), political life in the Reich capital was also brought into line, the various forms of cultural life were suppressed. The mayor now exercised purely administrative functions; J. Goebbels tried the political…
History of Berlin, Germany Part II
After the French occupation (1806-08), the urban order of Berlin enacted as part of the Stein-Hardenberg (Prussian) reforms brought self-government in 1809; the freedom of trade introduced in 1810/11 stimulated the economy (around 172,000 residents). In addition, the cultural development that began in the 18th century under the sign of the Enlightenment continued (including Berlin…
History of Berlin, Germany Part I
Settlements arose around the castles Köpenick (called 1209) and Spandau (called 1197) in the 12th century, around 1180/1200 the long-distance trading settlement of Cölln on the Spree island (first documented mention in 1237) and on the right bank of the Spree in Berlin (first documented mention in 1244). After the conquest of the Spree region around 1200, the increasing…
Germany Agriculture, Livestock and Fishing
Although it now plays, as in all Western countries, a completely marginal role (it contributes by less than 2 percentage points to the formation of GDP), German agriculture has recently shown an interesting dynamic. Traditionally oriented to the production of cereals, potatoes and products for industrial processing, the agriculture of the western regions has been…