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Learn about the digitisation of corporate systems, and how they present opportunities as well as challenges. You will discover how new systems provide appropriate support for staff, but also explore the dangers that new digital systems create. In some cases, they could completely replace activities fulfilled by employees today. This course will examine trends in digital transformation alongside the pros and cons that come from its further implementation and development.
Why choose this programme?
Select this programme if you want to:
Who is the course suitable for?
This programme is specifically designed for bachelor students and graduates interested in working abroad and discovering new cultures or looking to study a degree in Germany.
Programme objectives
What will you learn
GISMA’s Summer and Winter School programme will allow students to gain an understanding of the German business landscape and ensures a broad and realistic impression of German life and culture.
GISMA’s Summer and Winter School runs over two weeks and includes two modules. Each module will be split into:
Contents:
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To enter Germany for GISMA’s Summer and Winter School for just two weeks, students can apply for a tourist visa.
In general, to apply for a tourist visa, students will usually need to provide the following documents:
By law, students are obligated to have health insurance in Germany. Thus, students will need to obtain private medical insurance for their complete stay in Germany.
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Career statistics you need to know
Germany has the 2nd best unemployment rate in the EU, at 3,4%*
Berlin was voted 5th best city in the world for student living by Top Universities***
4th Best Graduate starting salary at £40,650**
in Europe, with a growing economy
Study with over 40 nationalities across the globe
Germany has the 4th best graduate starting salary at £40,650** in Europe, with a growing economy
Germany is the most popular option for international students looking to study in Europe according to ICEF monitor