Course Structure:

Basics in Economics, Law, Management, Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Specialization in Technology

Electives in Management and/or Technology

International Experience and Communication Skills

Project Studies focusing on practical or research issues

Bachelor's thesis

In their first four semesters, students will acquire basic knowledge in management, economics, law, and mathematics and natural sciences. Starting in the second semester, students will gain insight into their chosen specialization in technology. Practical experience is ensured through project studies in the fourth or fifth semester. In the upper semesters, students will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge or specialize in their desired areas of management or technology by choosing electives. They will also improve their communication skills and be able to go abroad in order to gain practical international experience. Through the mobility window, we give our students the possibility to complete a semester abroad at one of our partner universities. The programme will be completed with a written bachelor's thesis in the sixth semester.

In the area of management, you can specialize in:

Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Marketing, Strategy & Leadership

Operations & Supply Chain Management

Finance & Accounting

Economics, Law & Policy

Specializations in the field of technology include:

Chemistry

Electrical & Information Technology

Informatics

Mechanical Engineering

Computer Engineering (100% English)

Medicine (limited number of participants)

Semester 1 Modules:

Management

Economics 1

Mathematics

Semester 2 Modules:

Management

Economics II

Statics

Tech.

Semester 3 Modules:

Management

Law I

Tech.

Semester 4 Modules:

Management

Law II

Tech.

Semester 5 Modules:

Electives in management or technology

International experience and communication skills

Project studies

Semester 6 Modules:

Tech.

International experience and communication skills

Bachelors’ thesis

Language knowledge required

Applicants have to proof knowledge in German or English for an application for the bachelor's programme in Management & Technology (TUM-BWL).

Generally, the following certificates are accepted.

Proof of English proficiency:

TOEFL

IELTS

Cambridge Main Suite of English Examinations

Alternatively, you can prove your English knowledge with an English-language

degree or an education in English.

 Proof of German proficiency:

Goethe Certificate

DSH

DSH 2

TESTDAF

TELC Deutsch C1 Hochschule

Please note that applicants with a German Abitur do not have to submit a proof of German or English proficiency.

Teaching language: English

Students can study in our Bachelor's programme100% in English if they choose Computer Engineering as their specialization in technology. The other five specializations (Chemistry, Electrical &Information Technology, Informatics, Mechanical Engineering and Medicine) are bilingual; these specializations are conducted approximately 55% in German and45% in English.