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Study programme of the Master in Management (MMG)
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Study plan of the Master in Management (MMG)
The study plan (also study plan or study curriculum) of the Master includes information on the structure of the programme.
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Study plan 2022-2024
Sem. I
First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS)
6 6 6 6 6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS)
3 3 6 6 6 6 Sem. II Core Courses (27 ECTS)
6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Electives* (offered by other Master's programmes)
6 3 Sem. III Electives*
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Electives (offered by other Master's programmes)
3 3 6 Sem. IV Capstone Work (30 ECTS)
Field Project or Internship
12 Thesis
18 Electives
Research Methods II
3 * The electives listed are recommended by the Master in Management; however, students are free to choose electives offered by other Master's programs with the approval of the Master’s director.
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Study plan 2021-2023
Sem. I
First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS)
6 6 6 6 6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS)
3 3 6 6 6 6 Sem. II Core Courses (27 ECTS)
6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Electives* (offered by other Master's programmes)
6 3 Sem. III Electives*
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 Organizational Learning
3 Competitive Intelligence
3 Decision Making
3 Innovation
3 International Business
3 Sustainable Management
3 Sem. IV Capstone Work (30 ECTS)
Field Project or Internship
12 Thesis
18 * The electives listed are recommended by the Master in Management; however students are free to choose electives offered by other Master programs with the approval of the Master’s director.
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Study Plan 2020-2022
Study plan of the Master in Management – curriculum 2020-2022
Sem. I
First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS)
6 6 6 6 6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS)
3 3 6 6 6 6 Sem. II Core Courses (21 ECTS)
6 3 3 3 3 3 Electives* (9 ECTS)
3 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Core Courses (9 ECTS)
Sem. III 3 3 3 Electives* (21 ECTS)
3 3 3 Academic Writing
3 3 3 3 3 Networks and behavior in organizations
3 3 3 6 3 Sem. IV Capstone Work (30 ECTS)
Field Project / Internship
12 Thesis
18 * The electives listed are recommended by the Master in Management; however students are free to choose electives offered by other Master programs with the approval of the Master’s director.
Slight changes in the study programme may occur.The tracks are structured as follows (the structure might be subject to slight changes):
Strategy and Entrepreneurship 2nd Semester
ECTS
3
3 International Business 3
3 3rd Semester
3
3 Organization and
Human Resources Management2nd Semester
ECTS 3 3 3 3rd Semester
3 3 3 Socially Responsible Management
2nd Semester
ECTS 3 3 3rd Semester
3 Business Ethics
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Study plan 2019-2021
Study plan of the Master in Management – curriculum 2019-2021
Sem. I
First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS)
6 6 6 6 6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS)
3 3 6 6 6 6 Sem. II Core Courses (21 ECTS)
6 3 3 3 3 3 Electives* (9 ECTS)
3 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Core Courses (9 ECTS)
Sem. III 3 3 3 Electives* (21 ECTS)
3 3 Business Ethics
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 3 Sem. IV Capstone Work (30 ECTS)
Field Project / Internship
12 Thesis
18 * The electives listed are recommended by the Master in Management; however students are free to choose electives offered by other Master programs with the approval of the Master’s director.
Slight changes in the study programme may occur.The Master in Management programme introduced a new track system. Students have the possibility to specialize in their studies. They can choose one of three different specialization tracks:
- Strategy and Entrepreneurship
- Organization and Human Resources Management
- Socially Responsible Management
Each track consists of 18 ECTS, offered in six 3 ECTS courses in the second and third Semesters.
Students do not have to specialize, though. Thus, if they want, they can still follow the previous, general Master programme. The completion of each specialization track will result in a “concentration” reported on the final transcript. The specialization tracks represent highly important areas in the modern business world and thus give the students the opportunity to develop particular expertise in these fields to develop a clearer profile upon entering the job market.
The tracks are structured as follows (the structure might be subject to slight changes):
Strategy and Entrepreneurship 2nd Semester
ECTS
3
3 International Business 3
3 3rd Semester
3
3 Organization and
Human Resources Management2nd Semester
ECTS 3 3 3 3rd Semester
3 3 3 Socially Responsible Management
2nd Semester
ECTS 3 3 3rd Semester
3 Business Ethics
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Study plan 2018-2020
Study plan of the Master in Management – curriculum 2018-2020
The MSc in Management is a full time study programme entirely offered in English. The 120 ECTS are spread over 4 semesters, which correspond to a usual study duration of 2 years.
The degree has two streams in the first semester. Students with a background in economics or management will follow a set of courses which are designed to further build on these areas. Students without any background in economics and management will follow a set of courses which provide the understanding and fundamental insight into the management disciplines. From the second semester the two streams will combine and continue to develop new insights into management processes. The last semester is a unique combination of academic rigor through the writing of a thesis and a piece of applied or consulting work - the field project - which is done in groups for a real company.
By clicking on the names of the various lectures in the table below, you will be able to read a detailed description.Sem. I
First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS)
Corporate Strategy
6 Essentials of Corporate Finance
6 Industrial Organisation
6 Organizational Behavior
6 Orthodox and Critical Perspectives in Marketing
6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS)
Accounting
6 Corporate Strategy
6 Managerial Economics I
6 Organizational Behavior
6 Orthodox and Critical Perspectives in Marketing
6 Sem. II Core Courses (21 ECTS)
Applied Statistics
6 Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
3 Human Resources Management
3 Managerial Economics 2
3 Operations Management
3 Research Methods
3 Electives* (9 ECTS)
Competitive Intelligence
3 Critical Consumer Behaviour
6 Decision Making
3 Innovation
3 International Business
3 Introductory Corporate Governance
3 Managing the Family Enterprises
3 Mergers and Acquisitions
3 Organizational Learning
3 Sustainable Management
3 Sem. III Electives* (30 ECTS)
3 3 3 Business Ethics
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 3 3 Sem. IV Capstone Work (30 ECTS)
Field Project
12 Thesis
18 * The electives listed are recommended by the Master in Management; however students are free to choose electives offered by other Master programs with the approval of the Master’s director.
Changes in the study plan may occurr. In case of discrepancies, or for any legal purpose, the study plan indicated by the Director or the Programme Manager of the Master shall prevail.
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Study plan 2017-2019
Study plan of the Master in Management - curriculum 2017-2019
The MSc in Management is a full time study programme entirely offered in English. The 120 ECTS are spread over 4 semesters, which correspond to a usual study duration of 2 years.
The degree has two streams in the first semester. Students with a background in economics or management will follow a set of courses which are designed to further build on these areas. Students without any background in economics and management will follow a set of courses which provide the understanding and fundamental insight into the management disciplines. From the second semester the two streams will combine and continue to develop new insights into management processes. The last semester is a unique combination of academic rigor through the writing of a thesis and a piece of applied or consulting work - the field project - which is done in groups for a real company.
By clicking on the names of the various lectures in the table below, you will be able to read a detailed description.Sem. I -
Autumn semester
2017/18First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS) Essentials of Corporate Finance 6 Organizational Behavior 6 Industrial Organisation 6 Strategic Marketing 6 Corporate Strategy 6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS)
Accounting 6 Corporate Strategy 6 Managerial Economics I 6 Organizational Behavior 6 Strategic Marketing 6 Sem. II -
Spring semester
2018Core Courses (21 ECTS)
Research Methods 3 Applied Statistics 6 Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice 3 Managerial Economics 2 3 Human Resources Management 3 Operations Management 3 Electives (6-12 ECTS)
Organizational Learning 6 International Business 3 Writing Business Plans 3 Managing the Family Enterprises 3 Innovation 3 Decision Making 3 Mergers and Acquisitions 3 Competitive Intelligence 3 Consumer Behaviour 6 Sem. III -
Autumn semester
2018/19Core Courses (6 ECTS) Business Dynamics 3 Business Analytics 3 Electives (27-21 ECTS) Analytical Thinking 3 Project Management 3 Organizational Design and Change 3 Business Ethics 3 Data Analysis 3 Corporate Governance 3 Negotiation 3 Digital Challenges in Marketing and Big Data 3 Six Sigma 6 Applied Social Entrepreurship 6 Sem. IV -
Spring semester
2019Capstone Work (30 ECTS) Field Project 12 Thesis 18 Changes in the study plan may occurr. In case of discrepancies, or for any legal purpose, the study plan indicated by the Director or the Programme Manager of the Master shall prevail.
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Study plan 2016-2018
Study plan of the Master in Management - curriculum 2016-2018
The Master of Science in Management is a full time study programme entirely offered in English. The 120 ECTS are spread over 4 semesters, which correspond to a usual study duration of 2 years.
The degree has two streams in the first semester:
- Students with a background in economics or management will follow a set of courses which are designed to further build on these areas.
- Students without any background in economics and management will follow a set of courses which provide the understanding and fundamental insight into the management disciplines.
From the second semester the two streams will combine and continue to develop new insights into management processes.
The last semester is a unique combination of academic rigor through the writing of a thesis and a piece of applied or consulting work – the field project – which is done in groups for a real company.
Course ECTS Semester I - Autumn semester 2016/17 First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS) Essentials of Corporate Finance 6 Organizational Behavior 6 Industrial Organisation 6 Strategic Marketing 6 Corporate Strategy 6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS) Accounting 6 Corporate Strategy 6 Managerial Economics I 6 Organizational Behavior 6 Strategic Marketing 6 Semester II - Spring semester 2017 Core Courses (21 ECTS) Research Methods 3 Applied Statistics 6 Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice 3 Managerial Economics 2 3 Human Resources Management 3 Operations Management 3 Electives (6-12 ECTS) Organizational Learning 6 International Business 3 Entrepreneurship: Writing Business Plans 3 Managing the Family Enterprises 3 Innovation 3 Decision Making 3 Mergers and Acquisitions 3 Competitive Intelligence 3 Consumer Behaviour 6 Semester III - Autumn semester 2017/18 Core Courses (9 ECTS) Business Dynamics 3 Business Analytics 3 Managerial Economics 3
(Introduction to Antitrust Economics)3 Electives (24-18 ECTS) Organization and Social Networks 3 Analytical thinking 3 Project Management 3 Organizational Design and Change 3 Communication and Marketing Ethics 3 Data Analysis 3 Corporate Governance 3 Negotiation 3 Digital Marketing 3 Six Sigma 6 Applied Social Entrepreurship 6 Semester IV - Spring semester 2018 Capstone Work (30 ECTS) Field Project 12 Thesis 18 Changes in the study plan may occurr. In case of discrepancies, or for any legal purpose, the study plan indicated by the Director or the Programme Manager of the Master shall prevail.
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Study plan 2015-2017
Study plan of the Master in Management - curriculum 2015-2017
Course ECTS Semester I - Autumn semester 2015/16 First Degree in Economics or Management (30 ECTS) Essentials of Corporate Finance 6 Organizational Behavior 6 Industrial Organisation 6 Strategic Marketing 6 Electives 6 First Degree in any other Subject (30 ECTS) Accounting 6 Corporate Strategy 6 Managerial Economics I 6 Organizational Behavior 6 Strategic Marketing 6 Semester II - Spring semester 2016 Core Courses (21 ECTS) Research Methods 3 Applied Statistics 6 Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice 3 Managerial Economics 2 3 Human Resources Management 3 Operations Management 3 Electives (6-12 ECTS) Organizational Learning 6 International Business 3 Entrepreneurship: Writing Business Plans 3 Managing the Family Enterprises 3 Innovation 3 Decision Making 3 Mergers and Acquisitions 3 Competitive Intelligence 3 Consumer Behaviour 6 Semester III - Autumn semester 2016/17 Core Courses (9 ECTS) Business Dynamics 3 Business Analytics 3 Managerial Economics 3 3 Electives (24-18 ECTS) Organization and Social Networks 3 Research Methods (Analytical thinking) 3 Project Management 3 Organizational Design and Change 3 Data Analysis 3 Corporate Governance 3 Negotiation 3 Digital Marketing 3 Six Sigma 6 Global Market strategies 3 The leadership Challange 3 Semester IV - Spring semester 2017 Capstone Work (30 ECTS) Field Project 12 Thesis 18 Changes in the study plan may occurr. In case of discrepancies, or for any legal purpose, the study plan indicated by the Director or the Programme Manager of the Master shall prevail.
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