HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration is a

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located in

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, Germany. Founded by

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in 2004, HSBA now cooperates with more than 300 companies. As a state-recognised third-level institution, it offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business as

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(in German: "dual") and part-time courses for 1000 students. HSBA's Cooperative Education Model has its origin in Germany's

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which was applied to university level.

Structure

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HSBA is composed of various departments and institutes: * Departments: Strategy & Leadership, Marketing & Sales, Medien & IT, Maritime Business School, Finance & Accounting and Applied Economics. * Institutes: Hamburg Institute of Family Owned Business, Hamburg Institute of Management and Finance, Hamburg Institute of Risk and Insurance, Hamburg Institute of Banking

Bachelor Programmes

HSBA offers five dual and one part-time Bachelor programmes: * BSc

Business Administration Business administration, also known as business management, is the administration of a commercial enterprise. It includes all aspects of overseeing and supervising the business operations of an organization. From the point of view of management ...

* BSc Business Informatics * BSc International Management * BSc Logistics Management * BA Insurance Management The dual programmes are three year courses and have been developed together with the cooperating companies. According to the cooperative education model students spend alternate semesters of academic study with semesters of full-time employment in their company. Students receive a monthly salary, and most of the cooperating companies take over (part of) the tuition fees. Business Administration, Business Informatics and Media Management & Communication are taught partly in German (75%) and English (25%). International Management and Logistics Management are entirely taught in English.

Master Programmes

HSBA offers two Master programmes: * MSc Business Development * MSc Digital Transformation & Sustainability

Accreditations

HSBA's study programmes are accredited by the FIBAA Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation. HSBA has also been granted higher educational accreditation by the

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International Partner Institutions

HSBA cooperates with the following universities: *

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in 2009.

Extracurricular Activities

Since 2011 the annual HSBA Finance Conference has been organised and carried out by HSBA students as well. Beyond that, HSBA offers several sport activities in particular

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and

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as well as numerous committees (HSBA Band, Consulting committee, International committee etc.)

Notable alumni

Leonie Hanne Leonie Hanne (born 31 July 1988) is a German fashion influencer, blogger, model, and social media entrepreneur. Biography Hanne was born and raised in Hamburg. She has degrees in business, fashion, and textile management from HSBA Hamburg S ...

, German fashion influencer and blogger

External links

Official University Website

Forbes Europe's Masters 2009

References

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