MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMS: ENGLISH PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS

The English requirements for the Wiesbaden Business School's master's degree programs are the CEFR levels as shown below.

CEFR is the abbreviation for the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment, a guideline used to describe achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and, increasingly, in other countries. It was put together by the Council of Europe. CEFR itself is neither a language test nor a language certificate, but a grading system.

For all these WBS master's programs with CEFR level B2 required, there is no need to provide proof of your proficiency in English through an exam. But you should be aware, that some of your courses will be taught in English.
 

For all these WBS master's programs with CEFR level C1 required, you can provide proof of your proficiency in English through an internationally recognized English exam (see table below) and submit a copy of the certificate with your application. Tests three years old or less are accepted. For older tests, please check with Hubertus Weyer.

Applicants for master’s programs who have been admitted by Wiesbaden Business School have the option to take the Oxford Online Placement Test OOPT, a computer-based English test. Test dates are offered by Wiesbdaden Business School directly. Please contact Hubertus Weyer. If you want to learn more about the OOPT: take a look at the webpage Oxford Online Placement Test.

For the WBS master's programs M.SC. in Sales & Marketing Management, you may also provide certified confirmation that your first professional qualification at the bachelor's level was completed entirely in English, which is accepted as proof of the required level of proficiency.

For the WBS master's programs M.A. in International Management, you may also provide certified confirmation that your first professional qualification at the bachelor's level was completed entirely in English in one of these countries:Ireland - UK - USA - Canada - Australia - New Zealand, which is accepted as proof of the required level of proficiency.

Master’s applicants who are unable to provide formal certification of the required English proficiency level C1 before the closing date for applications should apply anyway and submit proof of English proficiency when it becomes available. Proof of proficiency must be provided not later than the enrollment date in the admission letter. If you are unable to provide proof of proficiency by that date, please contact the Admissions Office (studienbuero(at)remove-this.hs-rm.de) to check if an extension is possible.

Comparison / Acceptance of English Language Certificate

The table below lists the level to be documented by results of one of the following standardized language tests. Other tests will not be accepted.

Explanation of terms:

AKS = Arbeitskreis für Sprachenzentren = Association of Language Centres

• UNIcert = Foreign Language Certificate for Universities

KMK = Kultusministerkonferenz = The Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder

• KMK FLC = KMK's Foreign Language Certificate for Vocational Schools

Cambridge

• BEC = Business English Certificates (three levels - Prelim, Vantage, Higher)
• BULATS = Business Language Testing Service
• CAE = Certificate of Advanced English
• CPE = Certificate of Proficiency in English
• FCE = First Certificate in English
• IELTS = International English Language Testing System (only the format Academic is eligible)
• PET = Preliminary English Test,

ETS = Educational Testing Service

• TOEIC = Test of English for International Communication
• TOEFL iBT = internet-based Test of English as a Foreign Language

TELC = The European Language Certificates

• only the formats English, English Business or English University are eligible

HSRM = Hochschule RheinMain

• OOPT = Oxford Online Placement Test (at the HSRM Language Center)