What are your goals? If you want to work in Germany, an intensive German course followed by a free MSc taught in German at a state university would be better.<br><br>Reutlingen and Pforzheim are the class budget choices in English, but you won't learn much German while studying in English.

[quote]What are your goals? If you want to work in Germany, an intensive German course followed by a free MSc taught in German at a state university would be better.<br><br>Reutlingen and Pforzheim are the class budget choices in English, but you won't learn much German while studying in English. [/quote]<br><br>thanks for taking time to answer<br><br>yes my plan is to work there, where do u suggest to take an intensive german course? For how long? And is B2 enough?&nbsp;<br><br>Also I have another question, why do you prefer Reutlingen and Pforzheim over WWU? I found that WWU is also accredited and has much better overall ranking locally and worldwide but none talks about it

Munster has a fake "MBA". The degree awarded is an MSc, and no work experience is needed. It cannot get Equis or AMBA accreditation,&nbsp; therefore. There are no MBA rankings with Munster.<br><br>B2 is enough to work in a shop. What work could I do in your country with B2 language skills?&nbsp;<br><br>Look at state universities that teach year long programmes for the DSH exams. Bonn, Leipsig, Munich all have options but its quite common.&nbsp;

[quote]Munster has a fake "MBA". The degree awarded is an MSc, and no work experience is needed. It cannot get Equis or AMBA accreditation,&nbsp; therefore. There are no MBA rankings with Munster.<br><br>B2 is enough to work in a shop. What work could I do in your country with B2 language skills?&nbsp;<br><br>Look at state universities that teach year long programmes for the DSH exams. Bonn, Leipsig, Munich all have options but its quite common.&nbsp; [/quote]<br><br><br>I meant, is B2 enough to study MBA in german?&nbsp;<br><br>I see that Munster has AACSB accreditation and read a comment for you before that AACSB is well recognized than AMBA, but I didn't know that Munster has a bad reputation for its MBA so thanks for help.&nbsp;<br><br><br>

In less time than it took to write this sentence, Google told me that DSH level 2, which is C1, is needed to study (in German) at German universities.&nbsp;&nbsp;