YOUR CEMS TERM ABROAD IN COLOGNE 2021/22 - TODAY'S IDEAS. TOMORROW'S IMPACT - WISO ...
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Your CEMS term abroad
in Cologne 2021/22
Updated September 2020
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Today’s ideas. Tomorrow’s impact.
Key facts
Academic options Electives from all majors: Accounting & cipation in class or a combination of the above
Block seminar: A weeklong intensive seminar Taxation, Corporate Development, Economics, Exams: Mostly on the last day of classes,
with CEMS international faculty discussing Finance, Marketing, Supply Chain Management, sometimes during the two to three weeks after
the topic “Climate, Energy and the Business International Management the end of classes
Response“ Optional: German language course (Open Course load: Usually 4-5 courses in term 1;
Business Projects: Benefit from a great array Elective) 1-2 courses plus Business Project in term 2
of CEMS corporate partners (~30 ECTS)
Language of instruction
Skill Seminars: Personal development, inter- Language requirements: CEFR level B2 in
cultural skills, project management, group work All programme elements are taught in English English
abilities, international negotiation techniques,
Academic information
presentation skills, CV building and job appli-
cation preparation including Global Citizenship Class format: Lectures and seminars
Seminar and Business Communication Skills Grading: Based on written exams, written
Seminar papers, project work, oral exams, active parti-
CEMS MIM schedule 2021/22
Term 1 Lectures from beginning of September to mid-December 2021 Term 2 Lectures and Business Project from April to 31 July 2022
September October November December March April May June July
Accredited Ongoing accredited German language courses Accredited Ongoing accredited German language courses
intensive German intensive German
language course language course
CEMS CEMS Course in Global Citizenship CEMS
Block Seminar Management Seminar DACH Forum
Skills
Business Com- CEMS Core Course Global Leadership, Electives and Skill Seminars
munication Skills
Seminar
CEMS Core Course Global Strategy, Electives and Skill Seminars Business Project
Services
Networking opportunities with
CEMS Corporate and social Incoming CEMS students benefit from the full
partners range of services for incoming exchange students:
International Relations Center –
ZIB WiSo
• Enrolment support starting in November/May
• Course registration support: students will be
guided through the online registration
process shortly before the semester and
The University of Cologne has excellent informed accordingly
ties with the business community, with • Comprehensive information and support in
a diverse array of corporate and social finding accommodation in Cologne
partners. We offer numerous networking • Welcome Days: Orientation days in the week
opportunities during skill seminars, work- before classes, including academic information
shops, company presentations and visits, sessions, guided campus tours and social events
job fairs, and social events. • Buddy Programme: CEMS student ‘buddies‘
In addition, you will benefit from the wide from Cologne help international students
range of offers of the WiSo Career Service, during their stay at the WiSo Faculty and in
which acts as a central point of contact for Cologne
Photos: Christoph Söldner (1, 3) / Lisa Beller (2) / 2Malig (4)
all matters relating to work experience and
graduate employment. PIM and CEMS Student and Alumni
Club Cologne
UoC has introduced the following CEMS
Corporate & Social Partners to the network: The club organises parties, sport events,
workshops in cooperation with companies,
excursions and regular meetings (Stammtisch).
The Club has repeatedly been top ranked.
www.pimandcems.de
The Cologne WiSo Faculty
the evening during lecture period).
The WiSo Faculty
The Cologne WiSo Faculty, Germany‘s The City of Cologne
largest and most reputable faculty of its kind, With a diverse population of around 1 million,
offers students a vast scope of study fields Cologne is a multicultural and dynamic city.
and specialisations. In line with its mission It is home to the fourth-largest trade fair in
‘Innovation for Society‘, it successfully links the world, and over 10,000 IT and telecom-
excellent research with contacts to the munication businesses have strengthened its
corporate and business world. It is also the position as Germany’s ‘media city’. Cologne
oldest school within the CEMS network, dating is famous for its Gothic cathedral, along
back to 1388. with a multitude of other historic sites and
The central location of the campus and plenty of green areas. Home to some 90,000
the Faculty’s focus on internationalisation, students, the city offers a vibrant night life and
contribute to the Faculty’s reputation as an a great variety of museums, theatres and art
ideal place for an exchange term. The Faculty exhibitions.
www.cologne-tourism.com
High success of graduates among HR
managers of Germany’s major companies: Estimated monthly living costs
Top 3 for Management Housing: € 300–500
Photos: University of Cologne (1) / Udo Haake KölnTourismus (2)
(Wirtschaftswoche ranking 2020) Books and class reading materials: € 30
Food: € 170
Contact
Leisure activities: € 100–250
University of Cologne is EQUIS accredited.
Faculty of Management,
Health insurance: approx. € 90 (if home
Economics and Social Sciences insurance is not recognised)
International Relations Center / CEMS Office Cologne University Facilities All students have to pay a social contribution
Programme Manager The University offers a large variety of sports fee of approximately € 270 per term. This
Ms. Ulrike Decker
activities. All facilities and courses are either contribution covers a semester transportation
Phone: + 49 (0)221 470-1281 ticket for all local transportation in the state
Email: cems@wiso.uni-koeln.de free of charge or at a very low cost and there
is a students’ gym on campus. Students have of North-Rhine Westphalia and supports the
Incoming Students Coordinator
Mr. Christoph Karl access to numerous dining halls and cafés that student sport facilities and dining halls.
Phone: + 49 (0)221 470-2779 have a good price/quality ratio (also open in
Email: cems@wiso.uni-koeln.de
www.international.wiso.uni-koeln.de/cems-cologne
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