Global Female Talents in Finance and Business
- Understand the fundamentals of the German banking system, Frankfurt’s role as a European financial capital, and the business models of national and international banks, including perspectives on gender issues in banking.
- Engage with experts from academia and industry, compare German and Korean business cultures, and build a solid understanding of the regulatory, social, and economic frameworks shaping work and careers in Germany.
- Lectures at Frankfurt UAS combined with company visits, workshops, and case studies conducted in collaboration with industry partners.
Course content will be made available soon.
Methods and Assessment will be made available soon.
Sunday, 2 August 2026 - Saturday, 22 August 2026
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday/Sunday |
3 August 2026 Orientation and Campus Tour Lunch Break German Language and Culture | 4 August 2026 German Language and Culture | 5 August 2026 German Language and Culture | 6 August 2026 German Language and Culture | 7 August 2026 German Language and Culture | 8-9 August 2026 Extracurricular Activities |
10 August 2026 Weekly Schedule Overview and Team Building Introduction to Topics and Sectors Program Opening Event | 11 August 2026 Understanding Business Cultures | 12 August 2026 Frankfurt Chamber of Commerce and Industry Exploring the Rhine-Main Metropolitan Region: Economy, Work, and Living Frankfurt City Tour | 13 August 2026 Lecture Business Models | 14 August 2026 Lecture Logistics and Business Models | 15-16 August 2026 Extracurricular Activities |
17 August 2026 KfW IPEX Bank Case Study on Export Finance Lunch Break Sustainable Finance | 18 August 2026 Company Visit | 19 August 2026 Company Visit Tour Possmann Apple Wine Distillery | 20 August 2026 Student Presentations and Group Discussions | 21 August 2026 Finalize Reports Certificates and Closing Ceremony | 22 August 2026 Program Ends / Accommodation Check-Out |
Accommodation Check-In on Sunday, 2 August 2026. Schedule is subject to change.
This course is open to students from selected partner universities in Korea. In line with the course’s thematic focus on female empowerment, participation is limited to students who identify as women from our partner institutions.
The course has a maximum capacity of 20 participants.
Students will earn a total of 6 ECTS points for the successful completion of the course.
A single ECTS point is defined as the equivalent of 25-30 hours of student workload, which includes class hours, readings, preparation for class activities, as well as assessment measures.
Costs
The program fee is 850€.
What is included in the program fee?
- 3 weeks of academic courses
- Course materials
- Public transportation within Frankfurt for the duration of the program
- Extracurricular Activities
- Opening and Closing Events
Accommodation is not included in the program fee. Costs and information can be found under Housing.
Registration
Interested students from participating partner universities should register through their respective International Office. Once nominated by their home university, students will receive detailed instructions for completing the final registration from the Frankfurt Summer Universities team.
Lecturers
