Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences

Overview

The Business Management – Clean Tech program at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences merges essential business and management training with in-depth knowledge of clean technologies and sustainability. Conducted entirely in English, this program equips students with the skills to assess, strategize, and implement clean-tech initiatives in practical business environments.

What you'll study

The curriculum integrates fundamental management principles with a focus on clean technology and sustainability. Core topics typically include strategy, economics, and the global business landscape, complemented by hands-on learning experiences.

• Marketing Management
• Globalisation, Society & Culture
• The World Economy
• Professional Inquiry
• Micro Economics – Global Perspectives
• Strategic Management

Applied learning: Students engage in projects and assignments that bridge management theories with the practical adoption of sustainability and clean technologies in business.

Curriculum details: For comprehensive information on modules, assessment methods, and thesis requirements, please visit the program's official website.

Entry requirements

Candidates must possess a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from a recognized institution, ideally in business, management, economics, or trade.

Applicants should have completed an academic piece of work (such as a final project or dissertation) that reflects their academic writing and research capabilities.

GRE/GMAT: There are no specific GRE or GMAT requirements stated for this program.

GPA: No specific GPA threshold is mentioned for admission.

Work experience: Professional experience is not mandatory for this master’s program.

Documents: An academic reference from a previous educational institution is required.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Business Management – Clean Tech program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in various sectors focused on sustainability and clean technology. Potential career paths may include roles in environmental consultancy, sustainable business development, and management positions within organizations prioritizing green initiatives.