Executive MBusiness and IT

Educational organisation

Format: the programme is designed to meet the needs of working people and business founders. It consists of ten blocks of attendance, each from Monday to Friday, plus a Master's Thesis Module and a study trip.

Learning environment: classroom sessions, small interdisciplinary teams, constructive participant-to-lecturer ratios, case studies, company visits, evening sessions

Teaching staff: professors from TUM, the University of St. Gallen and other universities of international renown work with high-profile figures from the world of business and business consultancy to pass their knowledge and project experience on to participants.

Study abroad unit(s)

For many years, TUM has enjoyed close strategic cooperation with Tsinghua University in Beijing. As a result, our MBA students have the opportunity to study at one of Asia's most renowned universities and visit courses at Tsinghua School of Economics and Management. Students can also join the trip to the University of California, Berkeley (USA). Alternatively, students can join the trips offered by the University of St. Gallen and visit Silicon Valley (Santa Clara University) in the USA or the Jiao Ton University, Shanghai.

Forms of assessment

Exams, papers, presentations and a Master's thesis

Language requirements

The programme language is English. Proficiency in English is therefore essential in order to be able to communicate professionally.

Academic requirements

• Degree (university or similar)
• several years of professional experience
• application form
• copy of passport or ID
• letter of motivation
• certified copy of degree certificate and transcript
• successful admission interview

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Want to improve your English level for admission?

Prepare for the program requirements with English Online by the British Council.

• ✔️ Flexible study schedule
• ✔️ Experienced teachers
• ✔️ Certificate upon completion

📘 Recommended for students with an IELTS level of 6.0 or below.

Enroll in the course

Enrolment fees

Approx. 115 EUR per semester, the fee includes a semester ticket covering public transport in Munich.

Costs of living

In order to cover personal expenses while studying in Munich, we recommend a budget of at least 800 EUR per month.

Funding opportunities within the university

Please contact us directly if you have any questions about financing and funding options.

Arrival support

TUM's International Center offers a special programme tailored for international students, TUMinternational (TUMi). The TUMi programme provides help and advice for new students as well as a cultural programme with events scheduled both prior to and during the academic periods.
The service desk of the Student Service Center is the first contact point for international students. We are here to help you with issues such as applications, enrolment, student cards etc. Furthermore, we offer various three- to six-week summer schools combining academics with a rich menu of educational and social activities as a foretaste of university life. For international students who have been admitted to a degree programme, the Student Service Center offers a four-week pre-study course designed to help you get started at the TUM. Students new to TUM are invited to the service fair "Fit for TUM" which takes place before the semester officially starts, to get an overview of the various offerings of support services at TUM. http://www.tum.de/en/studies/international-students/
Learning German: While the language of instruction for many of TUM's postgraduate programmes is English, learning German and thus being able to participate in daily German life at a deeper level enriches the experience of studying and living in Munich. As such, TUM's Language Centre offers language classes for students at all levels, both prior to and during the semester: http://www.sprachenzentrum.tum.de/en/startseite/

Services and support for international students

In addition to support services offered by TUM International Center and the Student Service Center (SSZ), the faculty also has its own adviser for international students.

Accommodation

It is not easy to find a place to live in Munich - but it is not impossible either! TUM supports students and employees in their search for accommodation, providing personal advice, in-house listings and useful information to ensure that you can quickly find a place to call your own: http://www.tum.de/en/university-life/accommodations/
With high rents and not enough rooms in halls of residence, the Munich rental market is one of the most competitive in Germany - especially for students. The city boasts over 1.4 million inhabitants, with more people moving to Munich every year - many of them attracted by the excellent study opportunities that Munich has to offer.
Student halls of residence usually offer affordable accommodation for students. The Munich Student Union runs most of these halls of residence - more information at http://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/accommodation/