This Master of Science program focuses on equipping you with essential skills in science management, marketing, and communication. It offers a highly practical curriculum, allowing you to specialize in either Science Management or Science Marketing. The Science Management track integrates current academic management principles with real-world applications in science. The Science Marketing specialization addresses the competitive landscape of science by fostering business-oriented skills such as fundraising, branding, and public relations. The program is designed for part-time study over four semesters (90 credit points) and utilizes a blended learning format. This involves eight intensive classroom sessions spread over two years, typically held on Wednesdays and Saturdays, followed by six-week online learning periods. This structure allows for flexible study while ensuring in-depth engagement with the material.
The program is modular, with core modules for both specializations. Students then choose compulsory modules based on their chosen specialization.
Graduates are prepared for specialist roles in science management, marketing, and communication. You will be skilled in representing and communicating scientific interests effectively within various institutions, organizations, and businesses.
The program is taught in German. Applicants must provide proof of German language proficiency unless they hold German citizenship, have completed the German Abitur, or their previous degree was taught in German.
You need a first university degree qualifying you to work in a profession, and at least one year of subsequent professional experience. For applicants whose professional competence was examined instead of a degree, a minimum of five years of professional experience is required.
No, the programme is taught in German. Applicants must provide proof of German language proficiency unless they hold German citizenship, have completed the German Abitur, or their previous degree was taught in German.
The programme is designed for part-time study over four semesters, totaling 90 credit points.
Yes, tuition fees are required for this continuing education master's program. Please refer to the program's website for current fee details.
The application period for German-language Master's programs is from April 1st to June 15th, 2025. For continuing education master's programs, please refer to the specific program information on the TU Berlin website.
Graduates are prepared for specialist roles in science management, marketing, and communication. You will be skilled in representing and communicating scientific interests effectively within various institutions, organizations, and businesses.