WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management MiM Application Deadlines & Admissions Timeline
Master in Management (MSc) · Vallendar, Germany · FT #22
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Verified against official sources · last checked June 2026 · see sources
WHU admits to the Master in Management for a September start, with deadlines that depend on whether you need a visa. WHU has now published its September 2027 intake: 30 April 2027 for applicants requiring a student visa and 31 May 2027 for EU/EEA and no-visa applicants. The Responsible Leader Scholarship (75% of tuition) considers applications submitted by ~30 March, so early submission carries both an admissions and a funding advantage. Confirm the exact current-cycle dates on WHU's own admissions page.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the WHU Master in Management cost?
Tuition is €40,400 for the 120-credit track and €33,000 for the 90-credit track (2026 figures). WHU awards a Responsible Leader Scholarship covering 75% of tuition with no separate application required, though only applications submitted by 30 March are considered. Living costs in the Vallendar/Koblenz area are modest by German standards.
When are the WHU Master in Management application deadlines?
WHU admits for a September start. For the September 2027 intake the published deadlines are 30 April 2027 for applicants needing a visa and 31 May 2027 for EU/EEA and no-visa applicants. Scholarship consideration favours applications submitted by around 30 March, so applying early carries both an admissions and a funding advantage. Confirm the exact dates on WHU's own admissions page before applying.
Do you need a GMAT for the WHU Master in Management?
Yes — WHU requires a test score for admission. Accepted tests are the GMAT (minimum 555), GRE (minimum 158Q/158V), and the GTEBS/TM-WISO (minimum 102). You may apply without a score, but any offer issued will be conditional until a qualifying result is received. Competitive self-reported scores on GMAT Club have clustered in the 650–710 range.
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