Technical University of Munich

Overview

The Master of Science (MSc) in Management and Technology at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) prepares students to excel at the intersection of business and engineering. This program empowers graduates to make informed decisions in complex, real-world environments by understanding technology development and production systems.

What You'll Study

The MSc Management and Technology program integrates core management principles with technology-focused learning. It is designed to enhance both analytical abilities and practical decision-making skills.

• Core Management Courses: Topics include management fundamentals, leadership, marketing, and project management.
• Technology and Engineering Learning: Modules that link technical development and production processes with managerial decision-making.
• Applied Learning: Coursework that connects business strategy with technology and operational contexts.

Capstone Project: The program culminates in a final academic component, such as a master's thesis, allowing students to demonstrate independent research and applied knowledge.

Entry Requirements

Applicants should meet the following criteria:

• Possess a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (minimum of 140 ECTS) in Management and Technology, Management, Economics, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.
• Complete modules equating to at least 25 ECTS in business/management.
• Complete modules equating to at least 10 ECTS in economics.
• Complete modules equating to at least 15 ECTS in engineering or natural sciences, including mathematics, statistics, and information technology.

There are no specific GRE/GMAT or GPA cut-off scores required for this program.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the MSc Management and Technology program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities at the intersection of management and technology. Potential career paths include roles in project management, technology consulting, product management, and strategic planning across various industries. With a comprehensive understanding of both business and engineering, graduates can contribute to innovation and drive organizational success.