European Business College Munich

Branch of European University

Gmunder Strasse 53
81379 Munich
Germany

Phone: +49 89 5502 9595
Fax:     +49 89 5502 9504

Undergraduate Programs
A secondary school certificate equivalent to:

 International Baccalaureate (IB)

 US high school diploma
 English «A» levels
 Deutsche Abitur
 Maturite Fédérale
 Swiss Matura
 French Baccalaureat
 Bachillerato

For non-native speakers, proven proficiency from one of the following:

 TOEFL score 213 (computer based) or 79/80 (internet based), or 550

(paper based), Institute code 0476
 IELTS score 6.0
 Cambridge ESOL, Certificate in Advanced English (CAE), minimum C
 EU's internal English exam

Recommendations
Two letters of recommendation from teachers, professors, guidance counselors,
and/or academic advisors familiar with your academic performance and
potential for leadership. Any letter not written in English must be accompanied
by a certified English translation. Applicants are recommended to use the PPI
(Personal Potential Index) tool for this purpose.

Step 2: HOW TO SEND YOUR DOCUMENTS

For Option 1

Fill out the application form and mail it with the rest of the application package
(see below)
For Option 1 and 2

We will need to receive by post, fax or e-mail the following documents:

1. Copy of your degree and last-year transcripts
2. English language certificate (for non-native English speakers)
3. 2 letters of recommendation (use of PPI recommended)
4. 1 essay (subjects listed on the application for admission)
5. CV for graduate applicants only
6. Three passport-size photos
7. Copy of passport
8. Bank letter certifying the applicant's financial solvency
9. 200 Euros.- application fee to be paid by check or to our bank account

Essay or video essay

Write an essay or record a 1-2 minute video essay, which will help the EU Admissions
Committee become acquainted with you, understand your motivation to attend EU, and
determine how well you can express yourself.

Upon receipt of the above documents, we will be able to evaluate your file and
confirm your admission.

Please send your information to the campus of your choice (please click here
to obtain the addresses, phones and fax numbers).

Please note that we will need to receive and review the original douments
on acceptance.

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY

Admission Office

Undergraduate Every semester October - February - June and August (Summer

course)
Programs 3 years (6 semesters of 13 weeks each)

Undergraduate Academic Calendar 2011-2012

FALL SEMESTER
SEPTEMBER 30, 2011 REGISTRATION

OCTOBER 3-7, 2011 WEEK 1

OCTOBER 10-14, 2011 WEEK 2

OCTOBER 17-21, 2011 WEEK 3

OCTOBER 24-28, 2011 WEEK 4

OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 4, 2011 WEEK 5

NOVEMBER 7-11, 2011 WEEK 6

NOVEMBER 14-18, 2011 WEEK 7

NOVEMBER 21-25, 2011 WEEK 8

NOVEMBER 28 - DECEMBER 2, 2011    WEEK 9

DECEMBER 5-9, 2011 WEEK 10

DECEMBER 12-16, 2011 WEEK 11

DECEMBER 19, 2011 - JANUARY 6, 2012 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

JANUARY 9-13, 2012 WEEK 12

JANUARY 16-20, 2012 WEEK 13

SPRING SEMESTER

JANUARY 27, 2012    REGISTRATION

JANUARY 30-FEBRUARY 3, 2012    WEEK 1

FEBRUARY 6-10, 2012 WEEK 2

FEBRUARY 13-17, 2012 WEEK 3

FEBRUARY 20-24, 2012 WEEK 4

FEBRUARY 27- MARCH 2, 2012 WEEK 5

MARCH 5-9, 2012 WEEK 6

MARCH 12-16, 2012 WEEK 7

MARCH 19- 23, 2012    WEEK 8

MARCH 26-30, 2012 WEEK 9

APRIL 2-13, 2012 EASTER HOLIDAYS

APRIL 16-20, 2012    WEEK 10

APRIL 23-27, 2012        WEEK 11

APRIL 30-MAY 4, 2012 WEEK 12

MAY 7-11, 2012 WEEK 13

SUMMER SEMESTER I

MAY 25, 2012      REGISTRATION

MAY 28-JUNE 1, 2012 WEEK 1

JUNE 4-8, 2012 WEEK 2

JUNE 11-15, 2012 WEEK 3

JUNE 18-22, 2012    WEEK 4

JUNE 25-29, 2012    WEEK 5

JULY 2-6, 2012    WEEK 6

JULY 9-13, 2012 WEEK 7

JULY 16-20, 2012    WEEK 8

SUMMER SEMESTER II

JULY 30-AUGUST 3, 2012 WEEK 1

AUGUST 6-10, 2012 WEEK 2

AUGUST 13-17, 2012 WEEK 3

AUGUST 20 -24, 2012 WEEK 4

AUGUST 27-31, 2012 WEEK 5

SEPTEMBER 3-7, 2012 WEEK 6

SEPTEMBER 10-14, 2012 WEEK 7

SEPTEMBER 17-21, 2012 WEEK 8

Some bank holidays may be different within the different campuses. Please
refer to the campus where you are enrolled to get more information.
 European University - The Business School in Munich, Germany
Undergraduate (BBA) Programs:

on-refundable and payable upon application

on-refundable and payable of acceptance letter

order to secure a place on the program

per semester

ayable for semesters one and two

1000 Euros per semester deducted from deposit)

per semester

ayable for semesters three to six

Costs
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Tuition Fees

For most study programs students do not pay tuition at Viadrina!

 Exceptions:
Please be aware that you are required to pay a tuition fee for the postgraduate studies
- Mediation,
- MBA - Management for Central and Eastern Europe,
- International Master of Business Informatics and
- European Cultural Heritage.

Student Fees

Each student hast to pay dues each semester according to the AStA and Studentenwerk
declaration of student fees.

 These student dues are collected for the following purposes

- Social Fee,
- Student Body Fee,
- Matriculation Fee,
- Semester Ticket (required),
- Student ID/Chipcard (one-time fee).

The amount of your student dues depends on your classification (i.e. guest student, student
from Central or Eastern Europe, or international student with stipend). Please consult the
informational brochure Wegweiser zum Studiumbeginn to determine what student dues you
are responsible for. This brochure accompanies your acceptance letter.

Please note:
Because International Bank Transfers can be costly and slow, it is recommended to pay
your student dues in cash following your arrival in Frankfurt(Oder) at the appropriate bank.
The bank will provide you with a receipt, which can be presented in the matriculation office
as proof of payment.

Explanation of Student Dues:

Social and Student Body Fees: Each university has a Studentenwerk , which operates
facilities such as student dormitories and cafeterias. Through matriculation, you
become a member of the student body and are therefore subject to a fee that contributes
to the operation of these facilities.

Student Identification Card: Following your matriculation, you will receive a Student
Identification Card with a chip. This ID Card is issued one time; it serves as your
library card, as well as your transportation ticket until your fourteenth semester.

Semesterticket (transportation ticket): Your Semesterticket allows you to use local

transportation in the German State of Brandenburg and in Berlin. By issuing this
ticket, the European University Viadrina offers its students virtually unlimited usage of
public transportation within Berlin and the State of Brandenburg.

Costs of Living

Depending on which type of accomodation one chooses, monthly rent is usually 200 - 250 €
per month. In addition, monthly food and living expenses generally come to about 200 €. In
total, one needs about 600 € each month to live comfortably.

 Nightlife in Frankfurt(Oder)
- Cinema: 4,50 € - 7 €
- Cocktails: 3,50 € - 6 €
- Beer: 2 € - 3 €
- Juice: 1,50 €

Thanks to the Semesterticket, travelling within Berlin and Brandenburg with public
transportation is free.