Industrial Engineering - Management
Industrial Engineering - Management
The Bachelor’s degree programme in Industrial Engineering and Management is aimed at working professionals who wish to advance their careers in a targeted manner and become sought-after experts in technical and business-related issues. You will acquire a foundation in engineering as well as business management skills in controlling, organisation, logistics and process management. This will enable you to analyse technical systems, evaluate them from a business perspective and develop efficient solutions for modern business processes. Through practice-oriented modules, you will manage projects, optimise processes and align technical requirements with economic objectives. Graduates take on responsibility at the interface between technology and management, opening up career paths in almost all sectors – from production and logistics to commercial and operational management roles.
Curriculum Industrial Engineering - Management
1st Semester
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering / General Business Administration / Fundamentals of Automotive Engineering
Business organisation and industrial management
Working and making decisions in a team
Technical and operational working methods
Mathematics basics
Computer Science Basics
Fundamentals of technical mechanics
Basics of construction and manufacturing processes
Engineering mathematics
Engineering informatics and digitalisation
Technical mechanics
Physics
Production technology
Materials engineering
Energy technology and renewable energies
Design and product development
Accounting
Procurement
Statistics and data science
Production system planning
Cost and investment management
Digital factory
Quality assurance
Software Development
Strategic and operational controlling
Process management
Project and quality management
Marketing Management
Internship
Internship with PLV
Corporate management and personnel management
Product and innovation management
Production planning and logistics
Technical sales
Specialisation seminar
Bachelor's Thesis
Bachelor’s Thesis Seminar
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| 11. Semester |
Counselling and application
For individual counselling before and during the application phase, please get in touch with the named contacts at the Campus for Lifelong Learning. The relevant contact details can be found on this page.
Applications for this study course are made online.
Here you will find all relevant information on the application formalities and have the opportunity to track your application progress online.
The application period for the winter semester begins on 2 May each year.
University entrance qualification obtained abroad
If the university entrance qualification was obtained abroad, a preliminary examination of the university entrance qualification by uni-assist is required.
Please note that it may take 4 to 6 weeks for uni-assist to process your application.
Further information on study applications from abroad can be found on the website Study application from abroad.
Can I study this study course without a high school diploma?
Yes, the requirements for university admission can be found under "Admission and application".
Will my appointment count towards my studies?
You can find a guide to shortening your study period here
Is this study course subject to limited admission?
No.
How large are the study groups?
Usually up to a maximum of 30 students.
When do the lectures take place?
Fridays from 14:00 to 18:00 and Saturdays from 08:30 to 17:30 incl. lunch break
How much time do the face-to-face courses take?
Each module (subject) comprises 9*0.5 days (36 hours) of attendance. With four modules per semester, the calculated time of attendance is 18 days. In addition, there are examinations at THI and (voluntary) tutorials on weekday evenings.
How much time do I have to invest outside the classroom?
Each module (subject) earns you 5 ECTS credit points. One ECTS credit point corresponds to an average workload of 25 hours. The time required per module is therefore approx. 125 hours. Of this, 36 hours are spent on attendance, the rest on preparation and follow-up work, exercises, exam preparation, etc.
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
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roland Meyer
Programme manager for interested parties
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Andrea Schiberna
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Industrial Engineering - Management
The Bachelor’s degree programme in Industrial Engineering and Management is aimed at working professionals who wish to advance their careers in a targeted manner and become sought-after experts in technical and business-related issues. You will acquire a foundation in engineering as well as business management skills in controlling, organisation, logistics and process management. This will enable you to analyse technical systems, evaluate them from a business perspective and develop efficient solutions for modern business processes. Through practice-oriented modules, you will manage projects, optimise processes and align technical requirements with economic objectives. Graduates take on responsibility at the interface between technology and management, opening up career paths in almost all sectors – from production and logistics to commercial and operational management roles.
Curriculum Industrial Engineering - Management
1st Semester
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering / General Business Administration / Fundamentals of Automotive Engineering
Business organisation and industrial management
Working and making decisions in a team
Technical and operational working methods
Mathematics basics
Computer Science Basics
Fundamentals of technical mechanics
Basics of construction and manufacturing processes
Engineering mathematics
Engineering informatics and digitalisation
Technical mechanics
Physics
Production technology
Materials engineering
Energy technology and renewable energies
Design and product development
Accounting
Procurement
Statistics and data science
Production system planning
Cost and investment management
Digital factory
Quality assurance
Software Development
Strategic and operational controlling
Process management
Project and quality management
Marketing Management
Internship
Internship with PLV
Corporate management and personnel management
Product and innovation management
Production planning and logistics
Technical sales
Specialisation seminar
Bachelor's Thesis
Bachelor’s Thesis Seminar
| 1. Semester | |
|---|---|
| 2. Semester | |
| 3. Semester | |
| 4. Semester | |
| 5. Semester | |
| 6. Semester | |
| 7. Semester | |
| 8. Semester | |
| 9. Semester | |
| 10. Semester | |
| 11. Semester |
Counselling and application
For individual counselling before and during the application phase, please get in touch with the named contacts at the Campus for Lifelong Learning. The relevant contact details can be found on this page.
Applications for this study course are made online.
Here you will find all relevant information on the application formalities and have the opportunity to track your application progress online.
The application period for the winter semester begins on 2 May each year.
University entrance qualification obtained abroad
If the university entrance qualification was obtained abroad, a preliminary examination of the university entrance qualification by uni-assist is required.
Please note that it may take 4 to 6 weeks for uni-assist to process your application.
Further information on study applications from abroad can be found on the website Study application from abroad.
Can I study this study course without a high school diploma?
Yes, the requirements for university admission can be found under "Admission and application".
Will my appointment count towards my studies?
You can find a guide to shortening your study period here
Is this study course subject to limited admission?
No.
How large are the study groups?
Usually up to a maximum of 30 students.
When do the lectures take place?
Fridays from 14:00 to 18:00 and Saturdays from 08:30 to 17:30 incl. lunch break
How much time do the face-to-face courses take?
Each module (subject) comprises 9*0.5 days (36 hours) of attendance. With four modules per semester, the calculated time of attendance is 18 days. In addition, there are examinations at THI and (voluntary) tutorials on weekday evenings.
How much time do I have to invest outside the classroom?
Each module (subject) earns you 5 ECTS credit points. One ECTS credit point corresponds to an average workload of 25 hours. The time required per module is therefore approx. 125 hours. Of this, 36 hours are spent on attendance, the rest on preparation and follow-up work, exercises, exam preparation, etc.
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
-
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roland Meyer
Programme manager for interested parties
-
Andrea Schiberna
Other programmes you may be interested in
-
Engineering and Business
Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.)
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.
About the degree program -
Business Administration
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A sound grounding in business administration is the foundation for successful business management. The Business Administration degree programme combines practical management content with strategic thinking and prepares students for a wide range of roles in the fields of business development, marketing, human resources and project management.
About the degree program -
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Digital transformation is bringing about lasting changes to business models, value chains and markets. The part-time Digital Business degree programme combines business management expertise with digital technologies and equips students with the skills needed to strategically develop and successfully implement digital innovations.
About the degree program -
Automotive engineering
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The mobility of tomorrow requires sound technical expertise and innovative vehicle concepts. The Automotive Engineering degree programme combines traditional engineering disciplines with modern powertrains, vehicle digitalisation and autonomous functions. It thus lays the foundations for challenging roles in development and testing.
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