Understanding how consumers shape markets β and the world
The Master in Consumer Science (MCS) bridges management, social science, and consumer behavior research. Graduates are sought by companies, governments, NGOs, and research institutions worldwide β anywhere that understanding consumers matters.
Program at a glance
Program structure
Semesters 1β2: Theoretical and methodological foundations β Consumer Behavior, Qualitative & Quantitative Research Methods, Consumer Analytics & Big Data, and one Economics module.
Semesters 2β3: Your chosen management specialization + project studies.
Semester 4: Master's thesis.
Management specializations
Modules outside your chosen specialization are also available as Electives in Consumer Science & Technology. View the proposed study plan on the faculty website.
Admission
Applicants need a Bachelor's degree (min. 6 semesters, 180 ECTS) in Management, Business Administration, Macroeconomics, Sociology, or an equivalent field β or specialized socio-ecological courses (min. 30 credits). A successful admissions test is required. For exchange semesters, partner university procedures also apply.