Ans: The EMST Berlin Ranking is 67 as per QS World ranking 2024. Some of the other rankings are #1 business school in Germany and #8 in Europe as per The Financial Times Business School Rankings and #10 in Master in Global Management program by Financial Times.

Ans: Yes, EMST rankings are a very important tool for students considering Master's programs in Europe. They can provide insights into the quality of different programs and help students to narrow down their options.

Ans: Yes, there are a number of other Master's program rankings in Europe, including the Financial Times Masters in Management Ranking, the QS World University Rankings by Subject, and the U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities for Master's Degrees.

Ans: The total tuition and fees for the Full-Time MBA program amount to €49,500. This includes the cost of books and cases. However, travel expenses, accommodation, food and other expenses are not included in tuition fees.

Ans: Yes, there are additional costs that you should consider besides tuition. Students should budget for living expenses in Berlin. The school recommends €1,000 to €1,500 a month for living expenses.

Ans: The tuition for both the Full-Time MBA (€49,500) and Part-Time MBA (€39,500) is payable in three installments. You can check the payment options at the university website directly.

Ans: Yes, upon receiving an offer of admission, you must pay a non-refundable deposit of €4,000 to reserve your spot in the Full-Time MBA program. For students who apply by the early application deadline, the deposit (which covers the non-refundable enrollment and Module 0 fee) is reduced by €2,000.

Ans: Yes, EMST Berlin offers a range of scholarships for both the Full-Time and Part-Time MBA programs. The scholarships range from EUR 2000 to EUR 32,000 which can cover most of the tuition fees.

Ans: Yes, there is usually an application fee associated with EMST Berlin programs. The amount that you need to pay as an application fee is EUR 50. You need to pay the amount while registering for admission.

Ans: Application deadlines can vary depending on the program and intake term . Fall term is between August and November. The Summer session is between June and August. The Spring session is between March to May and the Winter session lasts from December to February.

Ans: The selection process at EMST Berlin involves a review of your application materials (essays, transcripts, test scores, etc.) followed by an interview by the team. The interview allows the admissions committee to assess your fit for the program and your potential for success. Once the interview is over, you will get a decision within a few days.

Ans: Yes, you can still apply though you do not meet the requirements. While meeting the minimum requirements is important, strong applications often exceed them. You can contact the department for details of the application.

Ans: Berlin is not as expensive as other cities for students. Berlin has a generally moderate cost of living compared to other major European cities. Housing can be the biggest expense, but other costs like transportation and groceries are relatively affordable.

Ans: The EMST Berlin is located in the Mitte district, which has a slightly higher rent average than the whole city. The rent is around EUR 800 - EUR 1200 per month for a one-bedroom apartment. You can find cheaper options further from the city center or by considering shared housing.

Ans: The cost of lunch is around EUR 10-EUR 15, while a sit-down dinner might be EUR 20-EUR 30. Groceries are also generally affordable, with fresh produce available at local markets. You can also find expensive restaurants where the cost is within EUR 100.

Ans: The cost of public transport in Germany is around EUR 50 for students. A monthly pass for all zones costs around €80. Biking is another popular and inexpensive way to get around the city. Berlin has a very efficient public transportation system, consisting of U-Bahn (subway), S-Bahn (commuter train), trams, and buses.

Ans: Yes, you can live in a less central neighborhood, cooking at home more often, taking advantage of free cultural activities (many museums have free days!), and utilizing the excellent public transportation system to save money.

Ans: Yes, EMST Berlin offers a variety of scholarships for their MBA programs. They have 28 different scholarship programs available including student loans and awards. These scholarships range from EUR 2000 to EUR 35,000.

Ans: Eligibility criteria for EMST scholarships vary depending on the program you are applying for. The common eligibility includes strong academic performance, relevant work experience, and a compelling application essay are generally required. There are gender based scholarships available for women.

Ans: There is no separate application for scholarships at EMST Berlin. Scholarship applications are considered as part of the overall MBA application process. When applying for your chosen MBA program, you will be asked to indicate your interest in scholarships and may need to answer a specific question related to the scholarship you are interested in.