Studying in Munich

The OMNES Education group, of which INSEEC is a part, has developed a number of partnerships with student residences in Munich to make your accommodation search easier. A dedicated service will help you find the right accommodation to suit your budget, put you in touch with landlords and advise you on the areas close to the campus.

Munich offers a range of options: student residences (Studentenwohnheim), shared flats (WG) and private studios. The districts of Schwanthalerhöhe, Westend and Sendling offer good value for money and are very close to the campus. We recommend that you start looking for accommodation as soon as you have been accepted.

Choosing INSEEC Munich means opting for a business school at the heart of Europe’s leading economic power. You will work in a multicultural environment, close to BMW, Siemens, Allianz and a large ecosystem of innovative start-ups.

The campus offers an internationally-oriented education with courses in English and guest speakers from the world of business. Munich combines an exceptional quality of life, record employment rates and European influence to maximise your employability.

The Munich campus is home to a multicultural community and offers dedicated support for international students. A special service helps you with administrative formalities (visa, residence permit), finding accommodation and adapting to life in Germany.

German language workshops are also available to help you settle in, even though the courses are taught in English. The school organises regular welcome and networking events to create links between different nationalities.

The INSEEC Munich campus offers various specialisations adapted to the German and European market: Business, Data, Finance, Digital, etc. These programmes are available as BBA (Bac +4) and Programme Grande Ecole (Bac +5), with progressive levels of expertise.

Each specialisation incorporates practical case studies from local and international companies, giving you an immediate professional edge. The courses combine management sciences, digital tools and soft skills to get you up and running straight away.

The OMNES campus in Munich is accessible to people with disabilities and complies with German accessibility standards. A disability advisor is on hand to provide personalised support, including making teaching adjustments, adapting course materials and organising examinations.

The school works in collaboration with the German university services to ensure the best possible study conditions. Do not hesitate to contact the campus in advance to anticipate your specific needs.

Admission requirements vary according to entry level. A sufficient level of English is essential, generally attested by a test (TOEFL, IELTS) or an interview. Fluency in German is an advantage but not compulsory.

The INSEEC Munich campus regularly organises job dating events, giving students the opportunity to meet directly with local recruiters looking for trainees. Career conferences led by working professionals punctuate the academic year.

You can also access the Match’Up platform, which centralises the many internship and work-study offers from our 10,000 partner companies. The network of 115,000 INSEEC alumni is a new lever for your professional integration in Munich and Germany.

The campus is strategically located, served by the U4 and U5 underground lines (Schwanthalerhöhe stop). You can reach the city centre in less than 10 minutes. Munich is served by the MVV network, one of the most efficient in Europe, with underground, tram, S-Bahn and bus services.

Students benefit from reduced rates on monthly season tickets. The city is also committed to soft mobility, with a dense network of cycle paths and the MVG Rad self-service bicycle hire scheme, perfect for your daily commute.

As a European student in Munich, you can work up to 20 hours a week during your studies. The Munich job market offers a wide range of student jobs in the catering, events, retail and start-up sectors.

Non-European students should check the specific conditions of their student visa with the German authorities.

Studying in Munich immerses you in Europe’s leading economy, with an unemployment rate of just 3%. You’ll develop a real understanding of the German market, which is highly sought after by international employers. The city attracts multinational headquarters and applied science research centres, creating a unique ecosystem between traditional industry and innovation.

Learning German locally, even if you take courses in English, is a major asset for your career. Munich also offers an exceptional living environment, regularly ranked among the best cities in the world.