International Business Administration Business School Berlin (BSP)

Overview

Markets are constantly changing. Companies of all sizes and industries must adapt to the changes of globalization in order to remain competitive. 

To enable you to help solve these challenges and to help shape international markets, the International Business Administration program Business School Berlin (BSP) always provides you with a high level of application orientation in addition to a sound academic education.

Perspectives

• Management Consultant

As a Management Consultant, you support companies with special expertise in important decisions, restructuring, the introduction of new processes and products or in international projects.

• Marketing Manager / Brand Manager

As a Marketing Manager or Brand Manager, you will take on all tasks that are important for the brand image of the company or individual products. This includes, among other things, the development of a strategy, brand positioning, the subsequent brand management as well as the development of the marketing mix and the implementation of advertising measures.

• Investment Banker

As an Investment Banker, you manage your clients or companies money. You provide information and advice on financial products, investment opportunities, financing strategies, and acquisitions and mergers.

• Controller

As a Controller, you will prepare a company’s internal and external reporting, including variance analyses. You support the development of individual reports and the provision of information to the management.

• Treasurer

As a Treasurer, you will perform cash flow planning and analysis of the current and expected future liquidity status. You may also be involved in international payment transactions and help shape the financing of companies.

• Supply Chain Manager

As a Supply Chain Manager, you are responsible for ensuring on-time delivery within the company. You will also be responsible for controlling and reporting for your company's supply chain. You are the contact person for questions concerning procurement and sales.

• Personnel Officer

As a Personnel Officer, you are involved in the planning and implementation of personnel decisions and the development of strategies for personnel recruitment.

• Employer Branding Manager

One of your main tasks as an Employer Branding Manager, is the development of the employer branding strategy to strengthen the employer brand and the creation of personnel marketing concepts.