Colleges in Germany

Securing an admission to New European College - The Genuine Business School for Master of Business Administration is a competitive affair, but not impossible. International students must fulfill the admission requirements listed below order to boost their chances of pursuing the New European College The Genuine Business School MBA course:

Academic Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field;
• Academic IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent;
• Must have completed three years of professional work experience (after graduating from a bachelor's degree);
• Must submit two transcripts letters (two from the employer / one academic - one employer); and
• Diagnostic interview.

Application Requirements:

• Academic transcripts and certificates;
• Letter of motivation;
• Curriculum vitae (CV);
• Colour copy of passport (including informatiom & photo pages); and
• Colour passport photograph (not older than 6 months).

The university does not provide housing/accommodation options to its students. However, the Student Union (Gottingen Studentenwerk) offers more than 4,500 residential units to students. Students are advised to book a room as early as possible.

Off-Campus Accommodation Cost

The rooms usually cost between EUR 200 and EUR 300 per month (INR 18K-28K). The cost of private housing is higher, i.e., between EUR 300 and EUR 450 (INR 28k-42k). Students can choose to live in residence halls, dormitories, private housing, or townhouses according to their requirements, location preferences, and lifestyle.

Living Expenses

The living expenses that international students might incur during their time of education have been specified by the university as follows:

(Euro 1=INR 93.87)

Note: Living costs vary depending on students' lifestyle choices. Additionally, housing and dining rates are subject to change in progressive years. To know the exact costs of on or off-campus accommodation, please check the university's accommodations webpage.

The university does not provide any scholarships to international students, except Deutschlandstipendium, as students do not need to pay tuition fees. However, students can apply for other external scholarships either from their home country or Germany. The university offers partial scholarships such as Deutschlandstipendium and Niedersachsenstipendium. All students except doctoral students can apply for these scholarships. The scholarships are awarded based either on academic excellence or the financial need of students.

The scholarships awarded to international students are provided by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service). The scholarships provided by these external sources cover the living expenses, travel costs, and insurance costs of students.

Note: Scholarship deadlines and amounts may vary with progressive years. Students must check the exact deadlines and minimum requirements with their respective departments and apply for the desirable awards on time to make their profiles considerable.