• Curriculum

  
  

  1. semester:

  
  

  - Digital Technologies (Prof. Dr. Rainer Schmidt ): WiSe 2020/21: Wednesdays 11:30 - 13:30

  
  

  - Entrepreneurship I (Prof. Dr. Klaus Sailer ): WiSe 2020/21: Tuesdays 13:30 - 16:45

  
  

  - Project I WiSe 2019/20 (Prof. Dr. Olav Hinz , Prof. Dr. Ralph Berchtenbreiter , Prof. Dr. Christian Greiner /Prof. Dr. Thomas Peisl , Prof. Dr, Herbert Gillig , Prof. Dr. Klaus Sailer ): individual dates

  
  

  - Elective modules: individual dates

  
  

  
  

  2. semester:

  
  

  - Business Models in Digital Transformation (Prof. Dr. Thomas Kofler ): SoSe 2021: Thursdays 10:00 - 13:00

  
  

  - Entrepreneurship II (Prof. Dr. Verena Kaiser ): SoSe 2021 Tuesdays 11:45 - 15:00

  
  

  - Project II will continue to take place based on individually fixed dates between the teams and the professors

  
  

  - Elective modules: individual dates

  
  

  - Master thesis seminar (Prof. Dr. Thomas Peisl ): NEW DATE! SoSe 2021 09./10.07.2021

  
  

• Elective courses

  

  All students of the master's programme take compulsory and elective courses. The elective courses (with a minimum amount of 8 ECTS credit points) will be selected by you at the beginning of each semester.

  
  

  Your programme managers will assist you with the process of selecting appropriate elective courses.

  
  

  All master courses (!) are theoretically appropriate for consideration as elective modules. Do not look into the elective modules of one master program only! (Overview of all master's programmes at HM )

  
  

  There is also the overview of "regularly offered courses in English " on the English Version of the HM homepage.

  
  

  The programme managers help you to create a list of min. 3-5 courses that you would like to attend.

  
  

  
  

  
  

• Grading assignments

  You will find information about the individual grading assignments in the "curriculum overview" document available under Downloads.

  
  

  Assignments vary from oral exams, presentations to written exams and project reports.

  
  

  Grades will be announced via Primuss.

  
  

• German language skills

  Even though German proficiency is not a qualification requirement for access to the study programme, we highly recommend learning German before the start of the programme or during the programme at the latest.

  
  

  It will help you with daily life issues, and with organizational requirements at university in particular.

  
  

  As an enrolled student you can take German classes as an general studies course (AW-Fach). For more information see here.

  
  

• Career Development

  

  Career Opportunities

  
  

  The master programme paves the way for graduates to start their own business either as being a founder or co-founder.

  
  

  As graduates of the master programme you will also be qualified to find employment as intrapreneurs in established companies e.g. developing digital products or services, or shaping digital strategies.

  
  

  Your supervisor and the Deep Dive project team are happy to support you with your professional careers.

  
  

  
  

  The Munich University of Applied Sciences also has a Career Center that helps "future graduates kick-start their careers, improve their employment prospects and strengthen their ties with the working world."

  
  

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