Designed to meet the needs of working professionals, the AUI-S Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Management and Leadership program helps students build professional effectiveness skills that advance a student’s career through courses that include such topics as Strategic Management, International Economics, Operations and Supply Chain Management, and IT for Managers.

• English-only instruction;
• International standards and curriculum, using the case model approach;
• Classes at times convenient for working professionals;
• Taught in partnership with Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences
  

In order to earn a MBA students must complete 17 courses with a GPA of at least a 2.5/4.0 in each course and achieve an overall CGPA of 3.0/4.0. Students who complete courses 1-9 with a CGPA of 3.0/4.0 will be awarded the AUI-S Postgraduate Diploma in Management.

Students are required to have extensive knowledge of English before being accepted into the MBA program.  AUI-S requires applicants to have achieved a minimum TOEFL 550 or its equivalent.  AUI-S offers a TOEFL equivalency test for those applicants who have not taken the TOEFL in the last three years.  Applicants who have not achieved TOEFL 550 or its equivalent must do so through English courses at AUI-S or elsewhere before admission into the MBA program.

“Ethical principles in business remain simple and clear and their essence can be stated in a few rules:  Honor contracts.  Be truthful about the condition of a good or commodity. Do not engage in unfair or dishonest practices in the negotiation and performance of a contract.  Treat customers in every way as you would want to be treated.  Be fair and transparent with investors.  Consolidate accounting, reporting all revenue and expenses in the appropriate period using truth-based accounting that accurately represents the state of your enterprise. Commerce always has and always will rely on trust, and trust will depend on our commitment to ethical principles and moral behavior.”

--Carl Schramm
President and CEO
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation