One of the first batch of N universities, paying attention to the orderly combination of practice and entrepreneurship, is known as Germany? Cradle of entrepreneurs?
School introduction
BiTS German University of Business and Information Technology, also known as? Cradle of entrepreneurs? Germany's leading private institutions of higher learning, adhering to the rigorous style of study, open school philosophy and vivid application practice, have introduced internationally renowned enterprises such as Airbus and BMW in an all-round way, leaving their business cases or product designs to our students for analysis, planning and production, so that students can fully immerse themselves in the rich academic and ever-changing business atmosphere in their university life and study, and feel and appreciate the opportunities and charm of modern business. BiTS pays attention to personal development and encourages teamwork. At the same time, students and faculty are encouraged to interact in many ways, share experiences with each other, provide a learning environment similar to that of German families, and participate in equal academic discussions and research.
Time of establishment: 2008
Students in school: about 500.
Venue: Berlin, Hamburg, Iseron
Authorized institutions: German and China Ministries of Education.
Courses offered: undergraduate and master (non-business students are accepted to change their majors)
Language of instruction: all English.
Partners: 80 world famous schools and 20 international enterprises.
superiority
1 and the three major campuses are located in first-and second-tier cities in Germany, with convenient transportation and shopping. Iseron campus covers an area of 400 mu and has independent campus student apartments.
2. As one of the first German business schools to receive N-group evaluation, undergraduate students in high school do not need to enter preparatory courses, and interviews replace English tests such as IELTS or TOEFL.
3.65.2% of the students signed contracts with enterprises before graduation, and 95.6% of them successfully found jobs within six months after graduation, which is ahead of the average level of German universities.
4. Pay attention to students' innovation and personality development. In addition to studying abroad, the course also lists internship and entrepreneurship as courses. Through case analysis, lectures, market planning for cooperative enterprises, participation in global simulated business planning competitions, etc. Students' practical operation ability has been improved.
5. Establish a wide network of alumni and hold alumni entrepreneurs? S Day invited more than 70 self-employed alumni to share entrepreneurial stories and recruit outstanding students. Its graduates have worked in Porsche, Commerzbank, Boston Consulting Group, IBM, McKinsey, German Eternal Power Company, Volkswagen, Vodafone Group and even the media and textile industries.
6. I have rich extracurricular activities. I am a member of famous German basketball, ice hockey and volleyball clubs. I make regular industry visits and visit local German magazine media companies and automobile companies.
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