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Master in Management & Technology (MMT)

Advanced expertise at the crossroads of business and technology

The Master in Management & Technology (MMT) is TUM School of Management's flagship graduate program — combining deep management knowledge with a technical specialization, producing the hybrid profile that top employers seek.
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Program at a glance

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Duration

2 years (4 semesters), full-time commitment of 30 ECTS per semester.
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Language

Taught in German and English — can be completed 100% in English (Computer Engineering or Industrial Engineering specialization).
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Structure

30 ECTS Management · 30 ECTS Technology · 24 ECTS Electives · 6 ECTS International Experience · 30 ECTS Thesis

Management Specializations

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Innovation & Entrepreneurship

For problem solvers who want to understand how disruptive ideas become successful business models. Combines theoretical and practical modules. Mostly in English.
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Finance & Accounting

Asset Management, Group Accounting, Management Accounting, Risk Management. Covers IFRS and HGB. Maximum course flexibility. Mostly in English.
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Marketing, Strategy & Leadership

Small group seminars with great mentoring. Close to practice, often in cooperation with industry partners. Mostly in English.
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Operations & Supply Chain Management

Procurement, production, logistics — modeling, optimization, and simulation on real-world examples. All classes in English.
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Economics & Policy

Covers the basics of economics and government's role in the economy. Many seminars available. Some lectures in German.
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Energy Markets & Life Sciences

Energy Markets covers I & II as starting courses. Life Sciences covers Agriculture, Energy, and Consumer Behavior. Mostly in English.
At least one Advanced Seminar (6 ECTS) is required across all management specializations.

Technology Specializations

Specialization
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Major Contact
Informatics
Magdalena Sturm
Julia Berchtenbreiter
Mechanical Engineering
Jana Kischkat
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Electrical Engineering
Paula Frindte
Lea Plischuk
Chemistry
Stefan Kovacevic
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Computer Engineering
Alessandra Bountzouklis
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Electives & Admission

Electives (24 ECTS): Choose freely from any TUM SOM module or technical electives — ideal for transferring credits from a semester abroad.
Admission requirements: Bachelor's degree (min. 6 semesters, 180 ECTS) in TUM-BWL, Management, Business Administration, Economics, or equivalent. Proof of English proficiency required, plus a successful assessment procedure.