9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Bachelor’s degree in International Business Management from Berlin School of Economics and Law prepares its graduates for management tasks in a range of internationally networked markets. 

The Business Administration - International Service Management program is offered by Berlin School of Economics and Law. The “International Service Management” course programme, taught entirely in English, provides students with specific training for an international career in the services industry.

The Security Management degree programme from Berlin School of Economics and Law is taught over seven semesters and involves a six-month internship with one of over 200 partner companies.

The Cooperative Studies Programme in Business Administration from Berlin School of Economics and Law is a cutting-edge B.A. degree that prepares students for the future. 

The cooperative studies Bachelor’s degree programme Business Administration - Services Management from Berlin School of Economics and Law provides a sought-after qualification for employment in an internationally growing field.

Those seeking to study global Business Administration and later work in a Management, Controlling, HR or Marketing role within an internationally-active company could do no better than to study the International Business Administration Exchange (IBAEx) programme from Berlin School of Economics and Law. 

Students pursuing the B.A. Business Administration programme from Berlin School of Economics and Law will learn the relevant basics to master the challenges of the digital and interconnected world with intelligent strategies.

The practical training of the Bachelor’s in Entrepreneurship and Corporate Succession degree from Berlin School of Economics and Law has been tailored to preparing its students for an independent business role. 

This bi-national Internationales Management (Management International) programme from Berlin School of Economics and Law is provided as a combined Bachelor’s/ Master’s degree programme which does not permit transfer – the prerequisite of admission to the Master’s programme is completion of the Bachelor’s degree programme.