International surroundings
The faculty attaches great importance to international cooperation and has established numerous successful partnerships. These partnerships offer students access to a global network of knowledge, experience and resources. Through intensive international exchange, the faculty offers an ideal environment in which students, teaching staff and researchers benefit from global perspectives.
The faculty is always open to new co-operations.


Partner universities of the faculty
Numerous international co-operations provide students with new academic experiences and international perspectives. The Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes in International Business Administration in particular include semesters abroad. Students also have the option of a double degree. Semesters abroad can also be organised for the other degree programmes in the faculty during the foundation course or during the practical semester.
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Guest lecturers
The Faculty of Business Administration also attaches great importance to the international exchange of lecturers. It is not only our professors who regularly spend time abroad as visiting professors - students can also benefit from our network directly on site through visits by international lecturers to the Landshut campus.
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Offers to stay abroad
In addition to a traditional semester abroad, students can also spend their compulsory internship abroad and gain their first professional experience in an international context. Short-term stays such as summer schools are also an option for furthering your academic education and expanding your intercultural skills at the same time. In some degree programmes, a stay abroad is compulsory.
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Gain international experience - directly at the Faculty of Business Administration
At Landshut University of Applied Sciences, students can gain international experience even without having to go abroad. They have the opportunity to experience global perspectives through a wide range of programmes. In addition, international guest lecturers enrich the courses and offer valuable insights into other cultures and subject-specific issues. The exchange with international fellow students also promotes intercultural communication and creates an international network directly on campus.
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