Business Administration and Engineering

Admission requirements

university degree

The prerequisite for admission to the course is the successful completion of a university degree in industrial engineering with a minimum degree of Bachelor (at least 180 credits) or a relevant engineering degree with an overall grade of at least “good” (2.3) .

An engineering degree program that imparts skills from the subjects of economics totaling at least 45 credit points can be considered relevant.

These must have been acquired in addition to the credit points acquired through practical projects, practical semesters, a bachelor's seminar, the bachelor's thesis or comparable modules in these subject groups.

If you have completed an engineering degree program that includes fewer than 45 but at least 30 credits in economics, you may enroll on the condition that you complete the missing economics modules during your master's program—in addition to the compulsory and elective subjects required for your master's degree. A learning agreement, which the examination board concludes with the applicant before starting the program, serves to further define the modules to be completed.

The decision on relevance is made by the examination board.

The current average grade at the time of application is decisive for the verification of the study requirements (minimum grade 2.3 or better), unless the degree can be proven by the end of the application deadline.