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Technical University of Munich TUM School of Management Bachelor in Management & Technology Technical University of Munich TUM School of Management Bachelor in Management & Technology 1 Agenda Academic Program Director: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Ernstberger General information on TUM & TUM School of Management Program Manager: Christine Geiger Specific information on the program and FAQ Student Council & AStA Herr Prof. Dr. Jürgen Ernstberger Academic Program Director Bachelor in Management & Technology (TUM-BWL B.Sc.) TUM Milestones 1868 King Ludwig II founds the „Polytechnische Schule“ 1957 2002 „Atom Egg“ TUM first German School of Management research reactor 1877 1970 „Technische Hochschule“ „Technical University Munich“ TUM Milestones 2017 2006 TUM Campus Straubing “University of Excellence” 2018 2011 2012 TUM Campus Heilbronn TUM introduces Again first electrical car “University of Excellence” MUTE at the IAA TUM Founders, engineers, entrepreneurs 17 Nobel Prize Bernard L. Feringa Wolfgang Laureats 2016, Chemistry Ketterle Gerhard Ertl 2001, Physics 2007, Chemistry Anette Menzel 2007, Peace IPCC TUM Founders, engineers, entrepreneurs Important Founders Claude Dornier Carl von Linde Inventors Aircraft Oskar von Miller construction Inventor of Heinz Maier- Amphibious refrigeration Pioneer in Leibnitz aircraft technology waterpower and high-voltage Nuclear physicist, plants initiator of the first German research reactor TUM Entrepreneurial successes TUM has a long and storied tradition of entrepreneurship. A number of globally successful technology companies got their start at TUM. Numerous start• Ernst-up Ottohave Fischerdeveloped into globally successful companies. 1973, Chemie • Klaus von Klitzing 1985, Physik For more examples please have a look at: https://www.tum.de/en/tum-business/entrepreneurship/unsere-gruenderinnen-und-gruender/ Source: www.tum.de TUM Mission Statement Support and enable an Think and act like an ① innovative society ⑤ entrepreneur Aim for the highest CreatingSupport Value and by enable Living an Our ② international standards ⑥ innovativeValues society Foster an open, culturally Engaged in dialogue with society ③ diverse mindset ⑦ and the general public Encourage ethical awareness Contract Between Generations ④ in young talent ⑧ 14 departments 545 professors ~ 40 000 students (35% female, 27% international) ~ 8700 graduates per year 145 inventions & 71 patents TUM Data and Facts* 17 Nobel Prize laureates ~ 800 startup companies ~ 1000 research agreements with industry *State 2018, www.tum.de Departments Architecture Informatics TUM School of Education Civil, Geo & Environmental Eng. Mechanical Eng. Sport & Health Science Chemistry Mathematics TUM School of Management Electrical Eng. & Information Techn. Medicine Center of Life and Food Sciences Weihenstephan TUM School of Governance Physics Global University Employability Ranking 2017 TUM in Rankings Handelsblatt BWL Rankings (last survey in 2014, since then called off) – most researching university in Germany Rank Rank Rank University Points Number of Points per 2014 2012 2010 BS 2014 professors professor 1 1 2 St. Gallen Uni 157 51 2.3 2 3 4 Zürich Uni 117 35 2.7 3 5 12 München TU 99 25 3.3 4 4 5 Wien WU 98 42 1.7 5 2 1 Wien Uni 94 17 4 6 9 10 Hamburg Uni 90 35 1.9 7 11 9 Zürich ETH 88 12 4.5 8 7 6 Frankfurt Uni 87 27 2.4 9 9 7 Köln Uni 83 23 2.7 10 14 _ Frankfurt School of Finance and 82 38 1.9 Management TUM School of Management Data and Facts 2018 5 academic departments Approx. 4700 students 42 professors Approx. 20% international students Approx. 250 staff members 4 study programs Executive Education Center (e.g. 3 MBA- € 4 mio. Third-party funds per year Programs) Approx. 90 partnerships with foreign Doctoral program universities TUM Locations Straubing Campus Garching Campus Weihenstephan Campus TUM Main Campus Campus Olympiapark Heilbronn Campus TUM School of Management Vision and Mission Vision To become one of Europe’s leading management schools at the interface to engineering and science, contributing to solutions for the grand societal challenges Mission Grounded in TUM’s technological and entrepreneurial ecosystem, TUM School of Management educates responsible talents and pursues relevant research to advance innovation-based businesses and societies in Germany, Europe and the world TUM School of Management Values Passion for Excellence Entrepre- neurial Collegiality Responsibility Attitude Curiosity and and Integrity and “Gemütlichkeit” Openness TUM School of Management Academic Departments Innovation & Economics, Entrepreneurship Law & Policy Marketing, Finance & Economics & Strategy & Accounting Policy Leadership Operations & Supply Chain Management Marketing, Innovation & Strategy & Entrepre- Leadership neurship TUM School of Management Programs Bachelor - Courses in - Aimed exclusively Master management studies at engineers and and in natural natural scientists Management sciences/engineering - Also available in Mana- & Technology Heilbronn gement Master Master ~ 4700 Students - Combination of Management management Consumer & Technology - Consecutive to studies with social Science Bachelor‘s program and consumer sciences TUM School of Management Enrolled students 4694 4575 4487 4223 3815 3162 2726 2107 1582 1298 1175 1240 946 774 603 20032003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 20172017 TUM School of Management Accreditations International quality seal for TUM School of Management. International quality seal for Triple Crown Certificate of quality for TUM Executive MBA programs School of Management Accreditation TUM School of Management CHE Hochschulranking 2017/18 Technical University of Munich University of Mannheim LMU Munich RWTH Aachen University of Cologne WHU Vallendar (priv.) Frankfurt School of Finance (priv.) Top Group Placing Main Group Placing Lower Group Placing Not Ranked TUM School of Management in Rankings Shanghai Ranking 2018 Technical University of Munich on 48th position worldwide: best technical university in Germany one of four German universities to appear in the ranking In 2014 TUM School of Management ranked among the 5 best Business Schools in Germany for the first time TUM Partner universities TUMexchange (134) TUM School of Management Partner universities TUM SOMex (incl. Erasmus+) (92) Stockholm School Asper of Economics School of Business – Univ. of Technische Manitoba Universiteit Eindhoven University College London Kyoto University University of Hong HEC Paris Kong Singapore Universidad Esan, Libera Università Internazionale Management Lima degli Studi Sociale University Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo Curtin Business School Perth TUM School of Management Career Development Get- together Corporate Partner Workshops Career Company Speed Dating Job Board Career Events TUM SOM. TUM Management Alumni e.V. Benefits to current students: o Networking More Information o Talent Pool https://www.wi.tum.de/student- life/be-part-of-the-network/ o Mentoring o Career events o Social events o Free membership Christine Geiger Program Manager Bachelor in Management & Technology (TUM-BWL B.Sc.) Information on the Bachelor‘s program Agenda Program structure Lectures Exams & credit transfer Further informa- tion Agenda Overview of the program Program Your first semester structure Specialization in technology How to use TUMonline Program Structure Bachelor’s Program in Management & Technology (180 Credits – 30 Credits/Semester) Electives in Management & Specialization in Technology Bachelor´s Thesis Technology Compulsory/elective modules (12 Credits) Elective modules (18 Credits) (42 Credits) Deeper Specialization in Technology and/ or one of the following business Selection of one of the following subjects in specializations: Engineering / Natural Sciences: • Finance & Accounting • Innovation & Entrepreneurship • Mechanical Engineering International Project Studies • Marketing, Strategy & Leadership • Electrical- and Information Technology Experience & Required module • Chemistry • Operations & Supply Chain Mngt. Communication (12 Credits) • Economics & Policy • Informatics • Computer Engineering (100% Englisch) Skills • Renewable Resources (Straubing) Required module Basics in Business (6 Credits) Required modules (54 Credits) • Foundation of Entrepreneurial and Basics in Mathematics & Natural Basics in Basics in Ethical Business • Management Science Sciences Economics Law • Financial Accounting Required modules Required modules Required modules • Production and Logistics (12 Credits) (12 Credits) (12 Credits) • Cost Accounting • International Mgmt. and Organizational • Mathematics I • Economics I • Law I Behavior • Statistics I • Economics II • Law II • Investment and Financial Mgmt. • Empirical Research Methods • Marketing and Innovation Mgmt. Ideal Course Schedule Thesis, Bachelor`s Project Studies Project Studies Thesis (12 Cr) (12 Cr) Interdisciplinary Qualification International Experience & Communication Skills (6 Cr) Specialization in Tech. Tech. Tech. Tech. Electives in Technology (6 Cr) (12 Cr) (12 Cr) (12 Cr) Mgmt. or Business Tech. Specialization (18 Cr) Basics in Mathematics Mathem. Statistics & Natural (6 Cr) (6 Cr) Sciences Basics in Law Econ. I Econ. II Law I Law II & Economics (6 Cr) (6 Cr) (6 Cr) (6 Cr) Basics in Bus. Bus. Bus. Bus. Business (18 Cr) (12 Cr) (12 Cr) (12 Cr) 1. Sem. 2. Sem. 3. Sem. 4. Sem. 5. Sem. 6. Sem. Z e i t v e r l a u f - Choosing the elective Computer Engineering, you can study 100% in English - New specialization in technology from WiSe 17/18: Renewable Resources offered exclusively in Straubing Flexible parts Electives
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