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M.Sc. Strategy & Sustainability

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  7. M.Sc. Strategy & Sustainability
  8. SAS student resources
  9. Studying abroad

By definition, the M.Sc. Strategy & Sustainability is an international program. However, studying abroad offers the opportunity to make your SAS experience even more international – an option we strongly encourage. To pursue a stay abroad, you have two main pathways:

Study abroad at a partner university

  • You apply through the International Office; self-organized applications to these universities are generally not possible.
  • Tuition fees are usually waived, and if you are an Erasmus partner, your eligibility for Erasmus funding will be checked if your application is successful.

Self-organized studies abroad

  • In general, all universities (except the partner universities) are eligable.
  • You apply directly to the respective university.
  • You have to pay the tuition fees of the respective program.
  • There are programs for which the University of Bamberg has negotiated special conditions in Europe and overseas.

What partner universities are available to SAS students?

To gain an overview of the wide range of opportunities, we recommend visiting the International Office’s virtual maps, which list all available partner universities:

Please note that as an SAS student, you may only apply to partner universities that accept business students (Wirtschaftswissenschaften) and offer courses at the Master’s level. 

Financing and scholarships

In principle, the awarding of scholarships is coordinated by the International Office, which is happy to help you with the available options. To finance a study abroad program in almost all target countries, the following four options are particularly relevant:

Moreover, Erasmus+ scholarships are available for almost all partner universities in other European countries. The main advantage of these scholarships is that no additional application is required. When you apply to the International Office to study at one of these universities, they will automatically check if you are eligible for an Erasmus+ scholarship.