Technical University of Munich

Overview

The MSc in Vocational Education and Innovation at the Technical University of Munich is a part-time, blended learning programme designed for professionals aiming to enhance vocational education and training (VET). This course focuses on key areas such as digital transformation, workplace learning, research methodologies, and leadership to facilitate evidence-based improvements in educational institutions and organizations.

What you'll study

The programme spans four semesters and combines theoretical knowledge with practical application. Key modules include:

Core modules

• Models and Theories in Vocational Education
• Teaching and Learning in Vocational Education
• Vocational Education Structure and Organisation
• Digital Transformation in Vocational Education
• Vocational Education Concepts and Approaches from an International Perspective
• People and Organisational Development
• Research in Vocational Education
• Management and Leadership

Applied learning and assessment

• Engagement in learning activities tied to your professional environment, including case studies and reflective assignments.
• Research training that emphasizes study design, data collection, and results interpretation.
• Assessment methods typically consist of written coursework and research-related projects.

Final requirement

• Master’s thesis / final project focusing on a topic within vocational education and innovation, in consultation with academic supervisors.

Entry requirements

Applicants are not required to submit GRE or GMAT scores. While there is no publicly specified GPA threshold, candidates are evaluated based on their overall academic background and relevance to the field of vocational education and training.

Career prospects