Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Target group

Bachelor's graduates with at least 2 years of professional experience

Annotation

The degree programme builds on a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Computer Science and prepares you for the challenges of "Industry 4.0". You will learn to approach digital transformation in a solution-oriented and competent manner and thus to manage your company in a future-oriented way. Due to the exceptional subject breadth of this Master's degree programme, you will combine engineering expertise with specialist business management and information technology knowledge and focus on a holistic understanding of processes.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

The DHBW CAS Master’s degree programme is a continuing education and career-integrated programme. The following admission requirements must be met to commence studies: - You have successfully completed a Bachelor's degree (or comparable), regardless of which university, university of applied sciences or cooperative university it is from. - After completing your Bachelor's degree, you have worked and gained experience for at least two years in a job suitable for your desired degree programme. You have completed your Bachelor's degree and do not want to waste any time or you don’t yet have a full year of professional experience? Then take advantage of our continuing education offer and, if necessary, have your modules credited to a Master's degree course later on. - At work you can implement the knowledge acquired in the Master’s programme. - Your employer is informed about your application for the Master's programme. - The content of the degree course matches the work you do.

The Dual Master's is funded entirely from tuition fees. The fees include lecture notes, exam fees, student services and administrative fees. A one-time registration fee of EUR 300 will be charged at the start of the course.