Technical University of Munich

Overview

The Executive MBA in Innovation and Business Creation at the Technical University of Munich is crafted for professionals eager to launch and expand new ventures or foster innovation within established organizations. This program merges foundational management principles with practical start-up coaching and innovation-driven learning, all within a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem.

What you'll study

The Executive MBA curriculum integrates essential management courses with specialized modules focused on business creation and innovation.

Core modules

• Business Administration
• Management & Leadership
• Marketing for Growth

Innovation & entrepreneurship modules

• Business Creation
• Innovation Management & Business Model Development

Applied learning and coaching

• Coaching sessions designed to enhance start-up and innovation skills, aligned with business creation objectives
• Collaborative projects focused on developing and refining entrepreneurial concepts

Note: Module titles and sequencing may vary by intake. The university's official curriculum will provide the most accurate information for your enrollment year.

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

• A bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from an accredited institution.
• There are no publicly listed minimum GRE/GMAT or GPA requirements for this program.

English requirements

• IELTS Academic: minimum 6.5 (overall)
• TOEFL iBT: minimum 88 (total)
• PTE Academic: minimum 65 (overall)

Other requirements

• Official or provisional bachelor’s degree certificate (notarised copy if not original)
• Official or provisional academic transcript (notarised copy if not original)
• Two recommendation letters
• Letter of motivation detailing your interest in the program
• Curriculum Vitae/Resume
• Passport-sized photograph
• Copy of passport biodata page
• APS certificate (for applicants with degrees from China, Vietnam, or Mongolia)
• Proof of English proficiency

Career prospects

Upon completion of the program, graduates may have the opportunity to apply for a residence permit in Germany, allowing them to work in their field of expertise. The eligibility for such permits is contingent upon various factors, including the nature of the qualification and the applicant's employment status.

Typical post-study work options for international graduates include:

• Job-seeking period: Graduates often have the option to apply for a residence permit to look for employment related to their qualifications for a specific duration.
• Employment permit: Once a suitable job is secured, graduates can typically apply to convert or extend their residence status to continue working in Germany.

Common eligibility factors include:

• Successful completion of the degree in Germany.
• Employment in a role related to the field of study.
• Compliance with residency requirements and application procedures.