Master's program in International Business Administration at the European University Viadrina achieves top marks in the CHE Ranking

Well supervised, practice-oriented and international – this is how students rate the International Business Administration course at the European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder). Once again, the Master's degree program performs above average in the current comparison of business degree programs at German universities and colleges. Digital teaching elements, student support from lecturers and support for stays abroad are rated particularly highly, according to the results of the ranking for Master's degree programs in business and economics published by the Center for Higher Education Development (CHE) on Tuesday, 21 November.

Throughout Germany and in comparison with degree programs in the Berlin-Brandenburg region, the Viadrina degree program is in the top group in several categories, as it was in the previous rankings from 2014, 2017 and 2020. Above all, the assessments of the Master's students themselves are above average.
To the ranking

The application period for the Master's degree program in International Business Administration in the summer semester 2024 starts on 1 December. 
Further information on the degree program

The European University Viadrina offers a total of 26 degree programs in the three faculties of Cultural Studies, Law and Economics.
Further information on the degree programs

Background: The university ranking of the weekly newspaper "Die ZEIT" and the Centre for Higher Education Development (CHE) is Germany's largest and most important comparison of state and private universities. The study programs offered by more than 300 universities and universities of applied sciences are regularly examined. The ratings are based on the opinions of over 120,000 students surveyed. The European University Viadrina's business administration programs regularly occupy top positions.

Unlike other German and Anglo-Saxon rankings, the CHE ranking does not show rankings, but ranking groups, and distinguishes between a top, a middle and a bottom group.