The Master's degree programme in Business Administration is specially tailored to you if you are an outstanding graduate of a Bachelor's degree programme in Business Administration at a university in Germany or abroad. Our focus is on three central economics specialisations from which you can choose from a wide range of subjects. You have the opportunity to choose your specialisation from one, two or even all three profile areas.


The following options are available to you in the Management area:

• Marketing
• Human Resource Management und Organizational Behavior
• Strategy, Innovation and Cooperation
• Sustainability Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Management der digitalen Transformation

If you are more interested in Accounting and Finance, you can choose between:

• Controlling
• Financial and bank management

The Intelligence, Logistics & Operations profile area offers the following options:

• Business Information Systems & Operations Research
• Produktionsmanagement
• Logistik
• Produktions- und Logistikmanagement

And in the Economics area you can choose from

• Environmental and Industrial Economics
• Economic Theory

These specialisations are supplemented by compulsory modules in qualitative and quantitative methods as well as a free elective area. Our aim is to sharpen your skills in business and economic methods and to provide you with both academic and practice-orientated training in your chosen areas of specialisation. An essential part of the Master's degree programme is research-based learning, which is encouraged through seminars, possible research projects and your Master's thesis.


With a completed Master's degree, you not only have the opportunity to do a doctorate, but you will also be ideally prepared for demanding positions at specialist and management levels. Your academic journey with us will be characterised by a variety of learning opportunities that will prepare you for a successful future in the professional world.

A business internship of 12 weeks is required for your Master's degree programme in Business Administration. You should be aware of this:

• The practical phase must take place in an economic context, whereby the exact areas of deployment are flexible.
• Working hours should be at least 20 hours per week. A 40-hour week does not affect the number of hours per week.
• You have the option of splitting the internship between different companies.
• You are responsible for finding suitable internships.
• This internship is an integral part of your degree programme and should be completed before you graduate.
   

Are you perhaps wondering what added value a business internship can have during your business studies? Let me show you why this experience is so worthwhile:

• Experience knowledge in action: You have acquired theoretical foundations as part of your business studies. An internship allows you to apply this knowledge in real business scenarios and see how theory works in practice.
• Diverse insights: The world of business administration is wide-ranging, from marketing and finance to corporate strategy. During your internship, you can explore different departments and find out which area appeals to you the most.
• Clarity for your professional future: If you are still unsure about your career path, an internship can give you clarity. You will find out whether your ideas match reality.
• Make contacts: During your internship, you will have the opportunity to make valuable contacts in the industry. These contacts can help you later when you start your career.
• Strengthen your CV: Employers value practical experience. An internship can add a special touch to your CV and increase your chances of future applications
• Develop soft skills: As well as specialist knowledge, you can also improve your communication, team-orientation and problem-solving skills - skills that are in demand in any career.
• The possibility of being taken on: Many companies see internships as a springboard for future permanent positions. Get involved during your internship as this could open your door to long-term job opportunities.
   

Formular

If you are interested in enrolling with us, please note that you must provide proof of English language proficiency corresponding to level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

If you have not obtained your study qualification at a German-speaking institution, we ask you to provide proof of sufficient German language skills before starting your studies. The exact requirements and regulations can be found in the RPTU enrolment regulations.

It is very important to us that you are as well prepared as possible for your degree programme and that you have the necessary language skills. If you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
 

A Bachelor's degree in industrial engineering specialising in mechanical engineering will open many doors for you in the world of work. You will be able to combine your technical skills in chemistry with business expertise. Some examples of where you can contribute:

Production and operations management: Your knowledge of business administration and mechanical engineering makes you an ideal candidate for positions in production and operations management. You could optimise production processes, monitor quality assurance and increase efficiency.

Project manager in industry: You could manage projects in mechanical engineering and production, from concept development to implementation. You would be responsible for planning, resource management and on-time execution.

Supply chain management: Your skills could be used in supply chain optimisation. You could ensure the smooth running of material procurement, production and logistics.

Technical sales and marketing: As an industrial engineer with a mechanical engineering background, you could sell technical products and convince customers of the benefits. Your technical understanding would enable you to communicate complex information in an understandable way.

Quality management: You could specialise in the quality assurance of products and processes to ensure that the highest standards are met and customers are satisfied.

Product development and design: Your knowledge of mechanical engineering could be used in product development and design, whether in the conception of new products or the optimisation of existing designs.

Technical consultant or consulting in industry: You could work for consulting companies to develop technical solutions for companies, optimise processes and support efficiency improvements.

Sustainability management: Your knowledge in industrial engineering could be used in the development of sustainable practices and processes to promote environmental and social responsibility in companies.

Our student counselling service:
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Phone: +49 (0)631 / 205 - 3734
E-mail: dekanat-hiwi(at)wiwi.rptu.de
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