
Bachelor Prep Program German - Business (W-Kurs)
| Duration | 8 months |
| Language | German |
| Next enrollment | November 16th, 2026 |
| Tuition fees | 10,860 - 15,350 € depending on your starting German level |
The German W-Course (Business) combines business subjects taught in German with focused language training. In addition to economics and mathematics, extra German classes help you reach C1 level.
Details
| Start Date | Required German Level | Tuition | Included German Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 1st, 2026 | A2 | €15.300 | B1-C1 |
| Sept. 14th, 2026 | B1 | €14.060 | B2-C1 |
| Nov. 16th, 2026 | B2 | €12.610 | C1 |
| Nov. 16th, 2026 | C1 | €10.860 | None |
Why Choose a German-Taught W-Course?
If you plan to study Business Administration, Economics, Management, Finance, Marketing, or related degree programs at a German university, studying in German gives you a significant academic and professional advantage.
Germany is Europe's largest economy and one of the world's leading destinations for higher education and international careers. The country's economy is driven by more than 3.5 million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which account for 99% of all businesses and employ more than 21 million people. These companies form the backbone of Germany's economy and increasingly seek graduates who can communicate confidently in German.
Our German-taught W-Course (Wirtschaftskurs) prepares international students for admission to partnered German universities while developing the academic German language skills required for success in business-related degree programmes. Alongside mathematics, economics and business fundamentals, students gain the subject-specific vocabulary needed for lectures, examinations and future professional environments.
Why study business in German?
- Access our partner's German-taught Bachelor's programmes in Business, Economics, Finance, Management and much more at public and private universities across Germany.
- Improve your employability. German language proficiency remains a key qualification for many internships and graduate positions, particularly in small and medium-sized companies that make up over 99% of German businesses.
- Prepare for real-world business communication, from presentations and negotiations to reports and teamwork.
- Build stronger career prospects in Germany, where more than 44 million people participate in one of Europe's strongest labour markets.
- Integrate more quickly into university life, internships and the German workplace.
Germany also remains one of the world's most popular destinations for international students, hosting more than 420,000 international students, the highest number of any non-English-speaking OECD country. Many graduates choose to remain in Germany after completing their studies, particularly those studying economics, engineering and business-related fields.
At Berlin International College, our German W-Course provides the academic foundation, language proficiency and examination preparation you need to successfully complete the BIC Final Examination and begin your degree at a German university with confidence.
Degree options afterwards
Our W-Kurs pathway at BIC Berlin International College prepares you for direct entry into a wide range of business, economics, and social science degree programs in Germany. Graduates typically progress to fields such as Business Administration, Economics, Management, and related disciplines at one of our German public or private partner universities.
- B. A. Betriebswirtschaft (THWS)
- B. Sc. Business Analytics (THWS)
- B. Sc. Business Psychology (FOM)
- B. Sc. Business Information Systems (THWS)
- B. Sc. Business Administration (TH-OWL)
- B. A. Economics (Jade)
- B.A. International Business Management (FOM)
- B.A. Marketing & Digital Media (FOM)
- B. A. Tourism Management (Jade)
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This course contains
In the English W-Course (Business), you study key business subjects such as economics, mathematics, and business administration in English. The focus lies on building a solid academic foundation for English-taught bachelor’s programs in business and economics. The German W-Course (Business) combines business-related subjects taught in German with targeted language training. Alongside economics and mathematics, additional German classes support your development up to the C1 level.
German Language Classes B1 - C1
12 weekly hours
B1 German Classes
B2 German Classes
C1 German Classes
German Language Test Preparation
Mathematics
12 hours weekly
Elementary Mathematics & Linear Algebra
Calculus
Business Administration
12 hours weekly
Digitalization & E-Business
Marketing Fundamentals
Corporate Strategy & Business Models
Investment & Financing
Among other topics.
Informatics
12 hours weekly
Computer Science
Economics
12 hours weekly
Supply and Demand
Market Structures
Core Economic Principles
International Economics
Among other topics.
Why W-Course German at BIC
Your Studienkolleg experience sets the foundation for university success in Germany. Focused preparation. Real results.

Through our strong partnerships with highly regarded universities, students benefit from excellent academic standards, modern facilities, and internationally recognized degrees. With BIC, you gain both the academic foundation and the confidence to succeed in competitive degree programs!
"It is very rewarding to see the students develop their understanding, complete the course and begin their exciting journey to university."

Dr. James Silvester
Professor at BIC

Requirements
These are some of the general requirements:
FAQs: Bachelor Prep W-Kurs German
What happens after you apply
After you apply, our team carefully reviews your documents and guides you through each step of the process. You will receive your admission package quickly, with no additional entrance exam required. Your personal advisor is here to support you all the way to your visa and arrival in Germany.







