Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence
This module introduces business analytics and artificial intelligence. Students apply machine learning, data analysis, and knowledge representation methods to practical and business-related problems.
Engineering and Business
Engineering and Business
The Master’s in Industrial Engineering is aimed at anyone who wishes to combine technical expertise with management skills and actively shape the digital future of businesses. You will analyse technological trends, understand their economic significance and learn to identify innovation potential and translate it into market-oriented products and services. Subjects such as data science, artificial intelligence, the digital factory, the Internet of Things, software engineering, entrepreneurship and innovation management will show you how modern technologies are transforming value creation and giving rise to new business models. Your skillset is rounded off by modules such as Controlling, Cost Engineering, International Management and Supply Chain Management. Project work, case studies and international collaborations foster analytical and strategic thinking. Modules taught in English and global partner projects broaden your international outlook and provide you with the ideal preparation for career paths in industry, technology companies, consultancy or start-ups.
Career Opportunities
The degree programme prepares students for a wide range of specialist and managerial roles in companies operating nationally and internationally. Graduates take on roles, for example, in product management, production planning and product development, financial control and corporate planning, as well as in management consultancy. Other areas of employment include technical sales and corporate IT. In addition to established industrial companies, start-ups and young enterprises also offer attractive career prospects. Furthermore, the programme equips students with key skills for setting up their own business.
Curriculum Engineering and Business
1st Semester
Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence
This module introduces business analytics and artificial intelligence. Students apply machine learning, data analysis, and knowledge representation methods to practical and business-related problems.
Research Project
This module prepares students for academic research and the master’s thesis. Students work on an interdisciplinary project and develop skills in research, methodology, documentation, and presentation.
Elective profile modules
Students must select 4 of the profile-defining required-elective modules, each worth 5 ECTS. The options are: Selected Topics in Digitalization, Selected Topics in Marketing, Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship, International Project, and Software Engineering. These modules may also be taken in the second semester.
Idividual electives
Students must select 2 of the required-elective modules, each worth 5 ECTS. These may also be taken in the second semester.
Individual electives
Students must select 2 of the required-elective modules, each worth 5 ECTS. These may also be taken in the second semester.
Profilbildende Wahlpflichtmodule
Aus den profilbildenden Wahlpflichtmodulen sind 4 mit jeweils 5 ECTS auszuwählen. Zur Auswahl stehen: Ausgewählte Kapitel der Digitalisierung, ausgewählte Kapitel des Marketings, Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship, Internationales Projekt, Software Engineering. Auch im zweiten Semester wählbar.
International Supply Chain Management
This module focuses on the design and management of international supply chains. Students learn strategies, planning tools, KPIs, and methods to optimize global supply chain networks.
Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
Module in English. This module introduces advanced manufacturing technologies such as additive manufacturing, laser technologies, and battery production. Students gain insight into industrial applications, technical principles, and the impact of modern manufacturing on processes and society.
Case Study Internet of Things
In this applied case study, students explore Internet of Things systems. They analyze architectures, communication standards, data processing, and assess the economic and societal impact of IoT solutions.
Advanced Controlling & Compliance
This module deepens knowledge in advanced controlling and compliance. Students apply value-based methods such as NPV, DCF, and EVA and learn tools for procurement and project controlling.
Master's Thesis
In the master’s thesis, students independently work on a complex problem in industrial engineering. They apply scientific methods and present their results in a rigorous academic thesis.
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Qualification requirements for admission to the master’s degree course are as follows:
- Proof of a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering, IT or a degree in another engineering or technological discipline at a German university with at least 210 ECTS credit points or the equivalent scope of study, or else an equivalent qualification gained in Germany or abroad.
- Basic knowledge in the areas of engineering and science, technology and IT.
- Sound proficiency in English
See Master application-sites for details of the application process and general requirements.
Any questions?
Do you have any questions about applications, admission, enrolment, student finance, accommodation or other general topics? If so, please use our contact form and select the relevant topic. This will ensure your enquiry is sent directly to the relevant contact person(s) and can be answered quickly and effectively.
Program Director
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Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Gerd Schwandner
Programme director and Academic advisor Engineering and Management (Master)
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At the core of Engineering and Management are engineering, business administration, production and project management. Academic methods are applied to international value chains, digitalisation and strategic decision-making. A distinctive feature is technical expertise integrated with management across global organisations.
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The Master’s in Industrial Engineering is aimed at anyone who wishes to combine technical expertise with management skills and actively shape the digital future of businesses. You will analyse technological trends, understand their economic significance and learn to identify innovation potential and translate it into market-oriented products and services. Subjects such as data science, artificial intelligence, the digital factory, the Internet of Things, software engineering, entrepreneurship and innovation management will show you how modern technologies are transforming value creation and giving rise to new business models. Your skillset is rounded off by modules such as Controlling, Cost Engineering, International Management and Supply Chain Management. Project work, case studies and international collaborations foster analytical and strategic thinking. Modules taught in English and global partner projects broaden your international outlook and provide you with the ideal preparation for career paths in industry, technology companies, consultancy or start-ups.
Career Opportunities
The degree programme prepares students for a wide range of specialist and managerial roles in companies operating nationally and internationally. Graduates take on roles, for example, in product management, production planning and product development, financial control and corporate planning, as well as in management consultancy. Other areas of employment include technical sales and corporate IT. In addition to established industrial companies, start-ups and young enterprises also offer attractive career prospects. Furthermore, the programme equips students with key skills for setting up their own business.
Curriculum Engineering and Business
1st Semester
Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence
This module introduces business analytics and artificial intelligence. Students apply machine learning, data analysis, and knowledge representation methods to practical and business-related problems.
Research Project
This module prepares students for academic research and the master’s thesis. Students work on an interdisciplinary project and develop skills in research, methodology, documentation, and presentation.
Elective profile modules
Students must select 4 of the profile-defining required-elective modules, each worth 5 ECTS. The options are: Selected Topics in Digitalization, Selected Topics in Marketing, Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship, International Project, and Software Engineering. These modules may also be taken in the second semester.
Idividual electives
Students must select 2 of the required-elective modules, each worth 5 ECTS. These may also be taken in the second semester.
Individual electives
Students must select 2 of the required-elective modules, each worth 5 ECTS. These may also be taken in the second semester.
Profilbildende Wahlpflichtmodule
Aus den profilbildenden Wahlpflichtmodulen sind 4 mit jeweils 5 ECTS auszuwählen. Zur Auswahl stehen: Ausgewählte Kapitel der Digitalisierung, ausgewählte Kapitel des Marketings, Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship, Internationales Projekt, Software Engineering. Auch im zweiten Semester wählbar.
International Supply Chain Management
This module focuses on the design and management of international supply chains. Students learn strategies, planning tools, KPIs, and methods to optimize global supply chain networks.
Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
Module in English. This module introduces advanced manufacturing technologies such as additive manufacturing, laser technologies, and battery production. Students gain insight into industrial applications, technical principles, and the impact of modern manufacturing on processes and society.
Case Study Internet of Things
In this applied case study, students explore Internet of Things systems. They analyze architectures, communication standards, data processing, and assess the economic and societal impact of IoT solutions.
Advanced Controlling & Compliance
This module deepens knowledge in advanced controlling and compliance. Students apply value-based methods such as NPV, DCF, and EVA and learn tools for procurement and project controlling.
Master's Thesis
In the master’s thesis, students independently work on a complex problem in industrial engineering. They apply scientific methods and present their results in a rigorous academic thesis.
| 1. Semester | |
|---|---|
| 2. Semester | |
| 3. Semester |
Qualification requirements for admission to the master’s degree course are as follows:
- Proof of a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering, mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering, IT or a degree in another engineering or technological discipline at a German university with at least 210 ECTS credit points or the equivalent scope of study, or else an equivalent qualification gained in Germany or abroad.
- Basic knowledge in the areas of engineering and science, technology and IT.
- Sound proficiency in English
See Master application-sites for details of the application process and general requirements.
Any questions?
Do you have any questions about applications, admission, enrolment, student finance, accommodation or other general topics? If so, please use our contact form and select the relevant topic. This will ensure your enquiry is sent directly to the relevant contact person(s) and can be answered quickly and effectively.
Program Director
-
Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Gerd Schwandner
Programme director and Academic advisor Engineering and Management (Master)
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-
Engineering and Management
Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.)
International Industrial Engineering is designed for students who aspire to build a career in globally operating companies and international markets. Taught entirely in English, this Bachelor’s programme combines engineering expertise with management and business knowledge, providing a broad and future-oriented education. You will develop the technical, analytical, and leadership skills needed to address complex challenges across industries, preparing you for roles at the intersection of technology, innovation, and global business. With its international focus and interdisciplinary curriculum, the programme equips graduates to succeed in an increasingly connected world.
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At the core of Engineering and Business are engineering, business administration, production and project management. The curriculum connects product development, process optimisation and industrial value chains. Its specialist profile is shaped by technical and commercial perspectives combined in one interdisciplinary profile.
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