CBS International Business School, one of the best private universities of applied science in Germany, puts this at the heart
of its business, reflected in the slogan “Creating tomorrow”. Approximately 1,900 young people from about 75 nations are
studying at CBS International Business School, embedded in a large network of partnerships with around 120 universities all
over the world and numerous large companies.
The task of CBS is to prepare students for career opportunities in business. That is why both the current state of research and
strong practical relevance are vital parts of the courses. This is complemented with application-related knowledge, business
games, internships, soft skills courses and business projects, which usually take place in cooperation with well-known
companies. Students can also opt for working with conCBS, the CBS International Business School management consultancy
with student participation.

COURSES OFFERED:
• Bachelor Degree Courses
• Master Degree Courses
• Part-time Programmes
• English taught undergraduate programmes Germany
• MBA

Financial aid for international students in Germany
There are many ways and possibilities to finance your studies.

Here are some ways to finance your studies in Germany:
• BAföG
• Students Loans & Education Funds
• Scholarships
• Student jobs
• Parental income
• Personal Savings

CBS has its own financial aid programmes:
• CBS education fund
• CBS Scholarship

INTEGRATED INTERNSHIP: At INTEGRATED INTERNSHIP CBS International Business
School, we attach great importance to practical experience. Both in the Bachelor’s and in the Master’s study programmes, a
compulsory internship is part of the curriculum. The reasons for this are quite simple: We want all students to gain practical
experience in order to apply what they have learned in real situations. Companies pay attention to such practical experience when hiring.

CBS International Business School
Rheinstraße 4L, 55116 Mainz, Germany
Tel: +49 221 9318090
E-mail: admissions@cbs.de
Website: www.cbs.de

PRESIDENT: Prof. Dr. habil. Elisabeth Fröhlich