Global Engineering and Management
Global Engineering and Management
The Master’s programme in Global Engineering and Management prepares you for challenging roles at the intersection of technology, digitalisation and international management. The modules cover the entire value chain – from procurement through research and development to production, sales and marketing. There is a particular focus on digital transformation: connected products, software-driven services, smart factories, modern logistics solutions and digital customer interfaces are now shaping numerous industries in the global marketplace.
This English-taught Master’s programme is delivered entirely online, offering a high degree of flexibility – ideal for working professionals and internationally-minded students. The qualification opens up a wide range of career prospects in international companies, consultancy firms or technology-focused start-ups.
Curriculum Global Engineering and Management
Basic knowledge in the field of engineering and management, basic scientific methods, work methods, self-competencies, social competencies (all typically being transferred based on work experience)
Software Engineering
The module provides fundamentals of software engineering. Topics include requirements analysis, modeling, and specification of software systems as well as team-based development of software modules. In addition, testing, documentation, and the use of development tools for a structured and efficient development process are covered.
Digital Factory & Digital Engineering
The module provides fundamentals of digital factory and digital engineering. Topics include AI applications in industrial processes and software solutions such as predictive maintenance. In addition, digital systems are evaluated and applied in practice, for example through cost-benefit analyses or within projects and thesis work.
International Management
The module provides fundamentals of international management and global business. Topics include globalization, international markets, and cultural, political, and economic environments. In addition, internationalization strategies, the structure and management of multinational companies, and the impact of cultural differences are covered.
Data Science & AI
The module provides fundamentals of data science and artificial intelligence with a focus on industrial applications. Topics include machine learning methods, generative AI, chatbots, and their use across the value chain. In addition, implementation strategies as well as ethical and legal aspects of responsible AI use are covered.
Modern Manufacturing Technology
The module provides fundamentals of modern manufacturing technologies. Topics include additive manufacturing, laser technologies, and production processes for fiber-reinforced plastics. The focus lies on innovative production methods and their application for efficient and high-quality manufacturing of modern products.
Management Accounting
The module provides fundamentals of management accounting with a focus on financial control. Topics include financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow), cost accounting (absorption and variable costing), as well as financial indicators, investment appraisal, and target costing for decision-making.
Cost Engineering & International Supply Chain Management
The module provides fundamentals of cost engineering and international supply chain management. Topics include cost methods, calculations, and their use in projects, as well as the design and control of global supply chains. In addition, logistics networks, collaboration models, planning methods, and KPIs for optimizing international value creation are covered.
Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship
The module provides fundamentals of innovation management and entrepreneurship. Topics include innovation processes, strategies, and business models, as well as startup creation, financing, and marketing. In a practical project, students develop business ideas in teams, create business plans, and present their concepts through pitches.
Scientific Project
The module involves working on an interdisciplinary team project over one semester. Students apply acquired knowledge to practical tasks, organize the project, divide work packages, and document results. In addition, teamwork, project management, and presentation skills are specifically developed.
Master's Thesis
The master’s thesis involves the independent analysis of a scientific problem, either from an industrial context or a theoretical field. It includes developing and evaluating solution approaches and presenting results in a structured manner. The aim is to apply scientific methods to practical or theoretical challenges.
| 1. Semester | |
|---|---|
| 2. Semester | |
| 3. Semester | |
| 4. Semester | |
| 5. Semester |
Admission requirements
- Bachelor degree (210 ECTS) in the field of engineering, technology (incl. information technology), natural sciences,
economics or management - At least one year of work experience after completion of undergraduate studies
- B2-level English proficiency
- Admission requirements with a Bachelor degree with less than 210 ECTS: If you have obtained a Bachelor degree with only 180 ECTS there is a possibility to substitute the missing 30 ECTS credit points with qualified work experience, gained after your first academic degree
Application and student advising service
The application for this degree programme takes place online.
All relevant information about the application process and documents is provided there. Once your application has been submitted, you can check your applicant status.
Each year, the application period for the summer semesters starts November 15, the application period for the winter semesters starts May 2.
University entrance qualification acquired abroad
If the higher education entrance qualification was acquired abroad, a preliminary examination of the higher education entrance qualification by uni-assist is required.
Please note that the processing time of uni-assist can take 4 to 6 weeks.
For more information on applying to study from abroad, please visit the website master application from abroad.
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.
Programme Director
Programme Manager
Global Engineering and Management
The Master’s programme in Global Engineering and Management prepares you for challenging roles at the intersection of technology, digitalisation and international management. The modules cover the entire value chain – from procurement through research and development to production, sales and marketing. There is a particular focus on digital transformation: connected products, software-driven services, smart factories, modern logistics solutions and digital customer interfaces are now shaping numerous industries in the global marketplace.
This English-taught Master’s programme is delivered entirely online, offering a high degree of flexibility – ideal for working professionals and internationally-minded students. The qualification opens up a wide range of career prospects in international companies, consultancy firms or technology-focused start-ups.
Curriculum Global Engineering and Management
Basic knowledge in the field of engineering and management, basic scientific methods, work methods, self-competencies, social competencies (all typically being transferred based on work experience)
Software Engineering
The module provides fundamentals of software engineering. Topics include requirements analysis, modeling, and specification of software systems as well as team-based development of software modules. In addition, testing, documentation, and the use of development tools for a structured and efficient development process are covered.
Digital Factory & Digital Engineering
The module provides fundamentals of digital factory and digital engineering. Topics include AI applications in industrial processes and software solutions such as predictive maintenance. In addition, digital systems are evaluated and applied in practice, for example through cost-benefit analyses or within projects and thesis work.
International Management
The module provides fundamentals of international management and global business. Topics include globalization, international markets, and cultural, political, and economic environments. In addition, internationalization strategies, the structure and management of multinational companies, and the impact of cultural differences are covered.
Data Science & AI
The module provides fundamentals of data science and artificial intelligence with a focus on industrial applications. Topics include machine learning methods, generative AI, chatbots, and their use across the value chain. In addition, implementation strategies as well as ethical and legal aspects of responsible AI use are covered.
Modern Manufacturing Technology
The module provides fundamentals of modern manufacturing technologies. Topics include additive manufacturing, laser technologies, and production processes for fiber-reinforced plastics. The focus lies on innovative production methods and their application for efficient and high-quality manufacturing of modern products.
Management Accounting
The module provides fundamentals of management accounting with a focus on financial control. Topics include financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow), cost accounting (absorption and variable costing), as well as financial indicators, investment appraisal, and target costing for decision-making.
Cost Engineering & International Supply Chain Management
The module provides fundamentals of cost engineering and international supply chain management. Topics include cost methods, calculations, and their use in projects, as well as the design and control of global supply chains. In addition, logistics networks, collaboration models, planning methods, and KPIs for optimizing international value creation are covered.
Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship
The module provides fundamentals of innovation management and entrepreneurship. Topics include innovation processes, strategies, and business models, as well as startup creation, financing, and marketing. In a practical project, students develop business ideas in teams, create business plans, and present their concepts through pitches.
Scientific Project
The module involves working on an interdisciplinary team project over one semester. Students apply acquired knowledge to practical tasks, organize the project, divide work packages, and document results. In addition, teamwork, project management, and presentation skills are specifically developed.
Master's Thesis
The master’s thesis involves the independent analysis of a scientific problem, either from an industrial context or a theoretical field. It includes developing and evaluating solution approaches and presenting results in a structured manner. The aim is to apply scientific methods to practical or theoretical challenges.
| 1. Semester | |
|---|---|
| 2. Semester | |
| 3. Semester | |
| 4. Semester | |
| 5. Semester |
Admission requirements
- Bachelor degree (210 ECTS) in the field of engineering, technology (incl. information technology), natural sciences,
economics or management - At least one year of work experience after completion of undergraduate studies
- B2-level English proficiency
- Admission requirements with a Bachelor degree with less than 210 ECTS: If you have obtained a Bachelor degree with only 180 ECTS there is a possibility to substitute the missing 30 ECTS credit points with qualified work experience, gained after your first academic degree
Application and student advising service
The application for this degree programme takes place online.
All relevant information about the application process and documents is provided there. Once your application has been submitted, you can check your applicant status.
Each year, the application period for the summer semesters starts November 15, the application period for the winter semesters starts May 2.
University entrance qualification acquired abroad
If the higher education entrance qualification was acquired abroad, a preliminary examination of the higher education entrance qualification by uni-assist is required.
Please note that the processing time of uni-assist can take 4 to 6 weeks.
For more information on applying to study from abroad, please visit the website master application from abroad.
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.