Technical Management (M.Eng.)
For those who seek to understand engineering and
working in projects in greater depth.
Key facts
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Degree |
Master of Engineering |
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Language of instruction |
English |
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Mode of study |
full-time |
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Standard duration |
3 semesters |
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Programme start |
summer semester |
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Fees |
no tuition fees (the university only charges semester fees each semester) |
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Application deadlines |
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Faculty |
About the degree programme
The Technical Management degree programme is jointly organised and run by the Industrial Engineering, Logistics and Transportation Systems Technology departments at TH Wildau.
It is primarily aimed at graduates holding bachelor’s degrees in these fields, but is also open to all graduates with a degree in any related field.
Study objectives
The degree programme has a more technical emphasis. It also contains courses on business administration and information systems and gives graduates an integrative and responsible understanding of tasks in technically oriented management roles as well as the interface between engineering sciences and business administration.
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1st semester (Basic Courses)
Advances Management Techniques
Optimization in Engineering and Management
Design, Engineering and Management Companies
2nd semester (Specific Courses - Specialisation)
Specialisation Logistics
IT-Systems Implementation in Logistics
System Dynamics in Production and Logistics
Analysis and Design of Transportation Networks
Transportation Technologies
SCM
Cyberphysical Produktion Systems
Production Systems and Networks
Specialisation Production
IT-Systems Implementation in Production
System Dynamics in Production and Logistics
SCM
Cyberphysical Produktion Systems
Product Lifecycle Management
Specialisation Transportation
IT-Systems Implementation Transportation Systems
Mobility Concepts
Analysis and Design of Transportation Networks
Transportation Technologies
Enhanced Technologies for Mobility
Organisation of Transport Companies
3rd semester
Master´s Colloquium
Master´s Thesis
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Graduates of this Master's degree programme will be able to take on demanding leadership and project management responsibilities in production companies, companies providing services to production companies or companies in the road and rail transport sectors.
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General admission requirements
Specific admission requirements / Language skills
(1) A vocational first degree comprising at least 210 credit points (CP).
(2) In specially justified individual cases, applicants who meet less than 210 CP as admission requirements but the subject-specific admission requirements in accordance with (5) may complete a certificate module totalling 30 CP based on § 4 Para. 7 Sentence 7 of the Higher Education Examination Ordinance of 04 March 2015 (GVBl. Land Brandenburg Part II, No. 12 of 10 March 2015). The certificate module comprises a project of 15 CP to be defined by the course spokesperson and evaluated by a university lecturer, as well as three binding, supporting courses of 5 CP each. The project must be concretely definable and have a task definition from the field of technical management. The result of the project is presented in a written project documentation of approx. 30 pages. The project documentation is assessed as an examination performance for the certificate module undifferentiated with "with success" / "without success". Evaluation criteria for the project documentation are the quality of the content, consistency of the structure and argumentation, the technical documentation, a reflection of the project results and experiences as well as conclusions from the project. Courses offered are "Modellierung und Simulation", "Verkehrslogistik" and "Spezifikation technischer Systeme". The successful participation in the examinations in these courses will be assessed as an examination achievement for the certificate module undifferentiated with "with success" / "without success". The total of 30 CP from the certificate module must be proven by the beginning of the Master's programme.
(3) Applicants according to (2) may, upon application, be provisionally enrolled in the study programme for the processing phase of the certificate module.
(4) Applicants must demonstrate good knowledge of English. In order to prove their knowledge of English, applicants must:
(a) have an appropriate level of linguistic proficiency at least equivalent to C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Recognised evidence is:
a) The following examination and certificates are recognised:
- LCCI English for Business: Level 3 – Credit or Distinction
- LCCI English for Commerce: Level 3 – Credit or Distinction
- LCCI English for Business: Level 4 Pass – Credit or Distinction
- IELTS Academic: 7.0
- Cambridge English, Advanced Certificate (CAE): Pass
- Cambridge English, Certificate of Proficiency (CPE): Pass
- Cambridge English, Business Higher Certificate (BEC Higher): Pass
- TOEFL (iBT): 95
- UNIcert® III
- TOEIC minimum scores must be achieved in all four skills: Reading 455, Listening 490, Speaking 180, Writing 180
b) or a Bachelor´s programme (qualifying for admission to this Master´s programme) completed 100% in English,
c) or a Bachelor´s programm (qualifying this Master´s programme) with admission requirements in English language skills by minimum B2 level (according to the common European reference framework for languages (GER)) and with a module volume of at least 40 Credit Points in English.
(5) It is a requirement of entry that the applicant’s first degree is from a closely related specialist field (e.g. logistics in production, passenger or freight transportation systems logistics; plant and production planning; quality management; transportation and warehousing; transport planning).
The related areas of study include for the Logistics, Industrial Engineering and Transportation System Technology Bachelor’s degree programmes at TH Wildau. Graduates from other degree programmes must demonstrate that the contents of their course is comparable to these degree programmes. Comparable degree programmes are considered to be those which adequately demonstrate having suitably covered at least five of the following modules:
- Production systems/production technology
- Production planning and control/production logistics
- Plant planning
- Foundations of quality management
- Foundations of logistics/supply chain management
- Material flow technology/material flow planning
- Transportation and warehousing
- Intermodal transport chains
- Transport systems/transport technology/transport planning/transport infrastructure
- Logistics systems for passenger and freight transport
- Foundations of business administration/accounting/controlling
In case of doubt, the degree programme director decides.
Application
You can apply to TH Wildau online. All the information you need to apply can be found on our central application page.
If you apply with a foreign university degree (via Uni- Assist) please check the following FAQ
If you want to apply for the certificate module (offered only in German language) please click here
Please note that once the application via Uni Assist has been rejected, neither the Department of Admision and Application at the TH Wildau nor the Degree Programme Director or the study coordination can re- evaluate the application. Please consider that professional experience is not a requirement for the application and thus it is not relevant.
