Master what matters

Today's global challenges require innovative and responsible management approaches. Companies and organizations are looking for professionals who combine economic know-how with interdisciplinary thinking and sustainable strategies. 

A Masters in Management at Leuphana University of Lüneburg offers a research-oriented and at the same time practice-based education that prepares students to solve complex economic, technological and societal issues.

The Master's programmes in Management at Leuphana are characterised by their interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary orientation. Students not only acquire in-depth knowledge of business administration but also specialised skills in areas such as data analysis, technological innovation, entrepreneurial design or sustainable financial strategies.

Studying at Leuphana enables you to learn from inter­national top researchers and to work with cutting-edge research results. In the so-called Manage­ment Studies, all Master's students in Manage­ment deepen their expertise in this field in a total of three modules. The inter­disciplinary structure of the programmes and Leuphana Graduate School’s Comple­mentary Studies also offer the oppor­tunity to broaden one's horizons with other disciplines.

All Master's programmes in Manage­ment are AACSB accredited. Graduates of a Master's programme in Manage­ment at Leuphana are ideally prepared to take on manage­ment roles in inter­national companies, start-ups, public institutions or orga­nisations and to actively participate in shaping a future-oriented and sustain­able economy.

At Leuphana Graduate School, studying and research are collabora­tive journeys.

Our Master's programmes foster critical inquiry, interdisciplinary learning, and hands-on research—always in close exchange with faculty, peers, and international experts.

Together, we explore scientific questions, develop sustainable solutions, and tackle societal challenges. By combining expertise with team­work, we empower our students to think across disciplines, engage in meaningful dialogue, and shape the future—academically and beyond.

Be part of our Graduate Community!

At Leuphana, you can actively contribute and share your talents in various ways.

Become a tutor to inspire others, join university policy committees, or engage in student initiatives: from the campus magazine to social projects. Music lovers can join the big band or choir. The AStA (General Students Committee) offers cultural and political involvement, such as theatre, university cinema, radio, or event planning. Whether on campus or in Lüneburg, many institutions welcome fresh ideas and new participants.

It’s up to you to choose where to get involved!

The city of Lüneburg impresses with its student flair and a wide range of leisure and cultural activities. Whether theatre, cinemas, the lunatic festival on campus, exhibitions in the museums or galleries, there is hardly a wish left unfulfilled.

Lüneburg, situated between the Elbe and the heath, offers many worthwhile excursion destinations. And in the thousand-year-old salt town, the spectrum of leisure activities ranges from the Lüneburg salt thermal baths to numerous pubs and restaurants in the old town.

Another great advantage of student life in Lüneburg is that everything is close together: the university, the city centre with its numerous leisure activities, the inviting spa gardens, shopping facilities and student residences.

Shared flats in Lüneburg are still affordable – especially compared to the high rents in Hamburg. This way, you have more money left over to live on!

At the same time, major cities such as Hamburg or Hanover can be reached by train in no time at all.

Here you can find more reasons to choose Lüneburg.

You can apply for one of Leuphana's Master's programmes in Management for the winter semester 2025/26. The application window is regularly open from 1 April to 1 June.

You can find out more on our Master's appli­ca­tion page. There you will find every­thing you need to know about entry re­quire­ments, selection pro­cedures and the appli­ca­tion pro­cess.

You want more in­forma­tion? Some coun­selling? A re­minder?

International applicants can find further information on the social aspects of studying in Germany on the following pages.