Bachelor’s · Business & Management
International Management B.A.
Deggendorf Institute of Technology · Deggendorf · Official programme page
17 facts from 4 official pages · last checked 14 November 2026
Reviewed by Dennis Maaß, admission and immigration expert
Published 8 November 2026 · Last reviewed 8 November 2026
Key facts
Length, deadlines and costs
- Language
- English
Source
“to be taught 100% in English”
www.th-deg.de/im-b-en · checked 14 November 2026
The fact box prints the German word "Englisch" on the English page.
- Study mode
- On campus
Source
“Location … Deggendorf”
www.th-deg.de/im-b-en · checked 14 November 2026
The page gives a physical study location and offers no online or distance variant; two of the seven semesters are spent abroad at a partner university.
- Length
- 7 semesters
- Credits
- 210 ECTS
- Intakes
- Winter
- Non-EU deadline
- 15 Jul 2027 (winter 2027)
Source
“Application period … 15 April - 15 July”
www.th-deg.de/im-b-en · checked 14 November 2026
DIT publishes one deadline for all nationalities.
- Non-EU tuition
- None
- Application fee
- €60 one-off Once per application phase; several applications in the same phase are covered.
Source
“€60 application fee (multiple applications possible without further payment) at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology”
www.th-deg.de/en/apply · checked 14 November 2026
Charged only to applicants who are not German, EU or EEA nationals. The German fee page words it as "Bewerbungsgebühren in Höhe von pauschal 60 Euro" per application phase.
- Places
- Selection procedure
Source
“The aptitude assessment will be based on your test results (50%) and your average mark in the university entrance qualification (50%).”
www.th-deg.de/Fakult%C3%A4ten/aww/aptitude-assessment-procedure_im-b.pdf · checked 14 November 2026
Scored procedure, not a quota: half the score is the written test, half the average mark of the school-leaving qualification. The programme page lists 'Passed DIT aptitude test' among the admission requirements. No number of places is published.
Admission
What you need to apply
- School certificate
- A general German university entrance qualification, or a foreign school-leaving certificate whose eligibility DIT checks in the DAAD admission database. Applicants whose certificate does not qualify them are directed to one year of study at an internationally recognised university in their home country, or one year at a Studienkolleg in Germany (for Bavarian universities of applied sciences: Coburg).
Source
“If your qualification does not provide you with application eligibility for our university, you have these options: … One year of study at Studienkolleg in Germany (in some cases, the certificate is only valid in the specific federal states) … The Studienkolleg for universities of applied sciences in Bavaria is located in Coburg.”
www.th-deg.de/en/apply · checked 14 November 2026
DIT publishes no rule specific to India, Nigeria or Pakistan; eligibility of those school certificates has to be read from the DAAD admission database, not from DIT.
- Subject requirements
- No compulsory school subjects.
Source
“Knowledge of basic economic subjects is an advantage”
www.th-deg.de/im-b-en · checked 14 November 2026
- English
- Level B2. IELTS 5.5 in every section · TOEFL iBT 72 · Home Edition not accepted · Duolingo not accepted · PTE 59. Cambridge: First Certificate in English (FCE) at B2. B2 band in the campus table: TOEFL iBT 72-94, IELTS 5.5-6.5 in each section, PTE Academic 59-75, TOEIC listening 400-485 and reading 385-450, telc B2. Also accepted: Cambridge English, CET, GMAT, LanguageCert International ESOL, Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level. Only the internet-based TOEFL (iBT) counts, with the Test Date Score rather than MyBest Score; IELTS Indicator and all Home Editions are rejected. Certificates must be less than 2 years old.. Exemption: One exemption, without a request: a German university entrance qualification (Abitur, Fachhochschulreife etc., obtained in Germany or at a German school abroad) with English as a graduating subject, and it covers B2 only, not C1. The exemption for proof of a completed degree programme conducted in English was withdrawn in November 2026; the application page now states that a Medium of Instruction certificate cannot be accepted.
Source
“In jedem Teilbereich sind 5,5 - 6,5 … Punkte zu erreichen … 72 - 94 Punkte/ points … 59 - 75 Punkte/ points … Generell werden keine Home Editions akzeptiert!”
www.th-deg.de/Studieninteressierte/Bewerbung/language_requirements_German-English_DEG.pdf · checked 13 November 2026
The value is the lower end of the CEFR band the table prints, i.e. the minimum that satisfies the requirement, and the IELTS minimum applies to every section. Duolingo is not accepted: the DIT FAQ states "Duolingo English certificates will NOT be accepted".
- German
- Not needed when applying. During studies: One language must be completed at least at A1 within the compulsory 'Foreign Language I to III' modules; students whose native language is not German take German
Source
“Studierende, deren Muttersprache nicht Deutsch ist, belegen als "Fremdsprache I bis III" Deutsch als Fremdsprache.”
www.th-deg.de/Studieninteressierte/Bewerbung/language_requirements_German-English_DEG.pdf · checked 7 November 2026
- GRE / GMAT / GATE
- Not stated by the university
2 pages checked, 14 Nov 2026
- Selection
- DIT aptitude assessment procedure (Eignungsfeststellungsverfahren) must be passed.
India, Pakistan, Nigeria
Rules for applicants from India, Pakistan and Nigeria
- English test waiver
- No waiver stated for India, Nigeria or Pakistan: plan for an English test
Source
“No, a Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate cannot be accepted as proof of English language proficiency. An official English language certificate, such as IELTS or TOEFL, is mandatory for your application.”
www.th-deg.de/en/apply · checked 14 November 2026
Until November 2026 the prospective-students FAQ also exempted applicants who could show "Proof of completed degree programme conducted in English". That line has gone from the FAQ, the three campus language-requirement PDFs (version 04.11.2026) list only the German-qualification route in their English column, and the application page now answers the question whether Medium of Instruction certificates are accepted with no. The one exemption DIT still prints needs a German university entrance qualification with English as a graduating subject and covers B2 only, so it is not open to applicants from India, Nigeria or Pakistan.
- Rules that name these countries
- India: Indian applicants must submit a certificate from the Academic Evaluation Service (APS) of the German Embassy in New Delhi with their application.
Source
“For applicants from the People's Republic of China, India and Vietnam, special admission requirements apply for studying at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology. Accordingly, a certificate of the Academic Evaluation Service (APS) of the German Embassy in Beijing, New Delhi or Hanoi is required.”
www.th-deg.de/en/apply · checked 14 November 2026
The page points Indian applicants to https://aps-india.de. The certificate is due by the end of the application deadline: the prospective-students FAQ says "Your APS certficate and language certificate should be delivered by the end of application deadline." DIT no longer publishes the exception it used to state for applicants who are already in Europe, so none is recorded.
- India: Indian applicants must submit a certificate from the Academic Evaluation Service (APS) of the German Embassy in New Delhi with their application.
The rules for your country across all universities, and the visa rules on English tests, are on the India, Pakistan and Nigeria pages.
More on this programme
- All English-taught programmes at Deggendorf Institute of Technology
- Bachelor’s programmes in Business & Management at other universities
- The university’s own page for this programme
Every value was read on an official page and is stored with a verbatim quote; open “Source” to see it. “Not stated by the university” means none of the pages we checked says, and lists those pages. Rules change: confirm with the university before you apply or pay.