IBS International Business School
Hungary
Why IBS International Business School?
We offer Bachelor’s, Master’s degrees and doctoral programmes in Budapest and in Vienna. Learn more about the history, programmes and staff by browsing through these pages! Our vision is to be a regionally acknowledged, multiply accredited, multi-country provider of higher education services for a highly international and mobile student body, interested in the frontier areas of business and management. Our mission is to provide economically and culturally relevant, English-language business and management-related education to people who can benefit from it. We are demand-led and customer-focused. We enhance learning, build confidence and create an opportunity for all who choose to invest in studying at our school.
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Corporate Finance
Business Management
Business Management with HRM And Business Phychology
International Business Economics
Business Management With Arts
Business Management with Tourism
Business Management With Marketing
Strategic Human Resource Management
International Business School is a vibrant modern business school that attracts students from around 100 countries of the world. We offer degree programmes in partnership with The University of Buckingham in Budapest and in Vienna. Being truly international, IBS is famous for its highly practical and student-focused approach that results in an outstanding employment rate after graduation.
Founded in 1991, the International Business School is a for-profit private higher education institution located in the urban setting of the metropolis of Budapest (population range of 1,000,000-5,000,000 inhabitants). This institution also has a branch campus in Vienna. Officially recognized by the Magyar Felsooktatási Akkreditációs Bizottság (Hungarian Accreditation Committee), International Business School (IBS) is a very small-sized (uniRank enrollment range: 1,000-1,999 students) coeducational Hungarian higher education institution.This 33-year-old Hungarian higher-education institution has a selective admission policy based on entrance examinations. International students are welcome to apply for enrollment. IBS also provides several academic and non-academic facilities and services to students including a library, housing, sports facilities, financial aids and/or scholarships, study abroad and exchange programs, as well as administrative services.
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- Employability
A degree in international business prepares you for a global, diverse career, with opportunities across many sectors and industries. Employers typically expect graduates to have experience of working in a business environment so it’s a good idea to undertake some relevant experience before you graduate.
If you’re looking to specialise in international business or hope to join a global company, it’s advisable to show a clear interest in different cultures. Volunteering and even travelling abroad will help you to demonstrate this, as will an ability to speak a foreign language.
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You contact the nearest Hungarian Consulate in your region and apply for a ’residence permit for educational purpose’. We send you our Visa Support Certificate by an express courier. You will have to hand in other documents as well, so it is very important to contact them beforehand. The Consulate might need about 30 days. If they grant it you will receive a type D visa that is valid for one entry to Hungary and you have 30 days after entering Hungary to pick up your residence permit in Budapest.
We usually send it by an express courier to your address. We need your exact address with postal code and a contact phone number.
After your online application and application fee payment we assess your documents and inform you if we can grant you admission or not. If you are admitted, we will send you the next step in your online application account. Then you secure your place with the payment of the tuition fee.
Without a business degree, you can apply to the Strategic International Management, Strategic Human Resource Management or IT for Business Data Analytics programmes as they are conversion master’s allowing you to change your career. However, you will need a business degree in Strategic Finance and Strategic Marketing.
It is not a requirement, IBS has its own English placement test and interviews to assess applicants’ English skills. However, those who already have a TOEFL or IELTS exam with sufficient score will be exempt from taking our own English placement test, they just need to have our listening and interview.
During the placement, our students put into practice in real working situations what they have learned in theory. This is a very advantageous set-up for student and employer alike: as the placement lasts for a semester, the student can integrate into the work environment, and if the student is successful, they can continue their cooperation afterwards without any problems. It is also very common for students graduating from IBS to receive a job at their placement company, meaning that many of the students on our undergraduate programmes graduate with a stable position already waiting for them.
Most importantly, students graduating from IBS are not start-up graduates in the field of work, since they already have at least one semester of work experience behind them. It is no wonder that 70% of our graduates find a job within three months of their graduation, and 22% within 6 months, with very good salaries, and in fields which match their qualifications and interests.
Original high school diploma or Bachelor’s/Master’s degree certificate with certified English translation, proof of payment of tuition fee, English language certificate (if you have one), an official work reference letters (if you have been admitted with work experience), passport and 2 ID photos.
- Ranking
QS World University Rankings: QS regularly publishes rankings for business schools globally, including those with a focus on international business.
Financial Times Global MBA Rankings: The Financial Times provides annual rankings for MBA programs worldwide, which can give insights into the performance of business schools with international programs.
The Economist MBA Rankings: The Economist also ranks MBA programs globally, considering various factors such as alumni satisfaction and career progression, which could be indicative of the quality of international business education.
U.S. News & World Report: Although primarily focused on U.S. institutions, U.S. News also offers rankings for global business schools, including those with international business programs.
Forbes: Forbes occasionally publishes rankings of business schools, which may include international business programs.