The Applied Entrepreneurship Master's program is designed for individuals passionate about starting their own ventures or driving innovation within existing companies. This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, allowing you to develop your business ideas while pursuing your studies. It offers flexibility, with only a few required in-person days per week and additional digital content, making it suitable for those who are already working or developing their own startups. You will gain skills in areas like lean startup methods, business model development, marketing, sales, and leadership, preparing you for a future in entrepreneurship or innovation management.
The program is structured over four semesters, with the fourth semester dedicated to the Master's thesis. Students can choose to focus on launching their own startup or on gaining qualifications for the job market through entrepreneurial projects.
Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in entrepreneurship and interdisciplinary project management, or corporate advising.
Proof of English or German language proficiency at C1 level is required, unless the previous university degree was obtained in an English-language program at an English-speaking institution or a German-language program at a German institution.
Information on tuition fees is not explicitly stated for international or domestic students. Students are generally required to pay semester dues.
Applicants need an initial university degree (e.g., Bachelor's) in any field and must successfully complete an admissions procedure. Proficiency in English or German at C1 level is also required, unless your previous degree was taught in that language.
There are no specific tuition fees listed for domestic or international students. However, all students are generally required to pay semester dues.
The program is structured to be completed over four semesters. The final semester is dedicated entirely to the Master's thesis.
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles such as founding their own company, freelance work, managing existing businesses, or working in business coaching, product management, and innovation. The program supports both starting a new venture and gaining qualifications for the job market.
You need to submit proof of your initial university degree and language proficiency (C1 level in English or German), then successfully complete the university's admissions procedure. Specific details for the admissions procedure can typically be found on the university's general application pages.