Industrial Management

The master's program "Industrial Management" prepares students to take on managerial responsibility in middle management in industry, in service sectors or in public administration. The Master's degree program offers students a flexible training concept that offers a wide range of opportunities to meet the demands of the globalization of the world of work and the international integration of companies through individually selectable training in selected areas of business administration, engineering and natural sciences as well as media sciences will.

The "Industrial Management" study program, which has been offered since 2001 and developed further in 2004, 2009 and 2015, has been successfully accredited since 2004. It is interdisciplinary and links the teaching and research skills and resources available at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences across all departments. Taking this character into account, it is coordinated and professionally supervised as a model project by the central scientific institution "Institute for Knowledge Transfer and Digital Transformation (IWD)".

With its modular content and structural concept, the study program is aimed at graduates of engineering, media or economics courses who want to broaden their specialist knowledge in a basic complex (optionally management or natural and technical sciences) and scientifically deepen them in a specialist discipline close to the study focus of the first degree. The study program has a research-oriented profile.

The aim of the course is to use theory-oriented teaching with a strong practical focus to train an engineering and business-oriented expert who is sufficiently qualified to apply engineering and management techniques in small and medium-sized as well as industrial companies, to be creatively effective in a team and to work internationally thanks to qualified foreign language skills be.