Master in Management
Graduates in engineering or natural sciences are more sought after than ever. Especially those who can combine their technical skills with management knowledge. This interdisciplinary mindset opens up completely new perspectives for young professionals in their future careers. It enables them to build bridges between the cultures of different departments and thus take on leadership roles in our global and increasingly digitalized professional world.
What We Offer You
Our Master's program in Management positions you at precisely this interface. We designed the program in management for people with a first degree in engineering or the natural sciences who have a strong interest in management. In four semesters, you will be able to broaden your knowledge in the areas of management, law, and economics.
Building on the solid foundation of management knowledge acquired in the first two semesters, in your third semester, you will have the opportunity to select different electives that align with your personal interest. There are two areas of optional elective courses, offered exclusively at TUM Campus Heilbronn: Management of Family Businesses and Management of Digital Transformation.
These areas do not only display the special model of TUM School of Management, with its combination of entrepreneurial spirit and innovative strength - they also pay tribute to the Heilbronn-Franken region, home to a large number of global market leaders and hidden champions, many of which are family-run businesses. The degree program concludes with a written master’s thesis in the fourth semester.
Key Facts
- 100 % English
- 4 semesters
- 30 ECTS credits per semester
- 100% Management
- Start of program: Winter semester
Application deadline: April 1st – May 31st
What's in It for You
After study at TUM, you will be an expert in linking engineering or natural sciences and management. You will have gained general business knowledge and will be equipped to act as a responsible leader and problem solver for complex entrepreneurial issues going forward.
Are you ready to take the lead?