Master of Business Administration and Engineering (MBA&E)

Organisation:: Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW) Berlin
Ort, Bundesland, Land:: Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Typ:: Full-time
Certificate:: M.Sc.
Duration:: 3 Semester/s

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Programme

The MBA&E is a pioneering postgraduate program focusing on Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), a strongly growing industry and one of the most important trends in today’s corporate strategy. It is an interdisciplinary and innovative alternative to the traditional MBA, offering two major advantages over the MBA competition: the ability to apply technology as a business driver and a managerial tool, and a built-in orientation towards an industry with excellent career opportunities worldwide.

Target audience

The MBA&E targets young professionals (B.Sc. Graduates) looking for a career update with a technology-biased postgraduate management degree, or a career entry into the Business Process Outsourcing industry.

Emphases/Curriculum

General Management Module

Strategic Marketing
Special Topics in Business Administration
Strategy, Organization and HR Management
Corporate Finance and Controlling

Technology and Engineering Module

Global Supply Chain Management
New Technologies and Innovation
Manufacturing Technology and Automation
Project: Engineering Management

Business Process Outsourcing Module

Communication in International Networks
Business Process Outsourcing
Data Management and Business Performance Management
Project: Shared Services, BPO and Offshoring

Master Thesis

Practical relevance

The program has a special emphasis on work life and interpersonal skills in an international environment. Over 80% of the program's students are international, and modern communication and collaboration technologies are used in teaching.

Practical orientation is another clear strenght of the program. Experienced lecturers from the industry and projects in cooperation with companies ensure that implementable skills are learned. Also the program's professors are involved in the industry, some running companies of their own.

Admission/Entrance requirements

Total fees approx.:	EUR 10.000

The program is available for Bachelor’s degree holders (any discipline; technical and business degrees preferred) with the right motivation and professional background. At least one year of relevant working experience and fluent English are expected. The tuition fee for the complete program is EUR 10.000. In addition, there is a semester fee of approximately EUR 240 per semester, including an unlimited ticket to the Berlin local transportation system.

Languages
Language(s) of instruction:	English
voluntary:	German
Going abroad:	possible
	The program fully supports the completion of the Master thesis or an (optional) internship abroad.

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Organisation

Established in 1994, the Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW) is the youngest and largest application oriented comprehensive university in the German capital. Every year close to 10,000 students study here in the fields of technology, management, design and culture. Although HTW is young it is ambitious. It was selected as "Best Practice-Hochschule" in 2001 and holds the titles of "Reform-Fachhochschule" and "Total E-Quality Science Award."

Today, more than 40 degree programs in five departments are offered, including five postgraduate programs of various types. This means an extraordinary selection of resources, facilities and services in the disposal of the MBAE program and its students. For more information about the university, please see the HTW home page at www.htw-berlin.de.

Study in Berlin

Berlin is a city of constant change. Nobody ever stands still and nothing ever stays the same. Turn your attention elsewhere for too long and the city will have evolved right under your feet. The city was always on the cutting edge (Berlin is the birthplace of cabaret and techno, the one-time residence of Bauhaus, Bertolt Brecht and David Bowie), but since 1989 and the fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin has become the largest site of new development in Europe. Never before has such a large city had the opportunity to recreate itself. And Berlin is certainly taking to the task quite admirably. Whether it is the glamour and glitz of the Sony Centre on Potsdamer Platz, Daniel Libeskind's new Jewish Museum, the hip cafes in Prenzlauer Berg, or the refined elegance of the newly founded diplomatic quarter, status quo is now very unfashionable in Berlin.

Berlins future definitely looks bright. The Federal Government has nearly completed its move from Bonn and the vast amount of federal money poured into the city to prepare it for the governments arrival is starting to yield results. Tourists are starting to take notice as well - with more and more international visitors making the rounds to the most important sights.

An extremely multi-cultural city of almost 4 million people - with the cultural resources to match - there is almost always something going on in Berlin. Whether you are into art museums, cinema, theatre, opera, discos or the café scene, there is certain to be something here to fit your tastes. You are more of an outdoors person? Berlin is also one of the greenest cities in Europe - even within the city limits, you will find a spot where you can get away from it all.

Berlin has the largest, and most diverse, student population in Germany. The 140,000 students who call Berlin home give a great lift to the city's spirit. As the European Union expands eastward, Berlin stands poised to take a very central position on the continent. Now is certainly a good time to say: "Ich bin ein Berliner!"