MSc Management and Technology

Overview

A management degree built on a compulsory technology minor — you pick an engineering or computing specialisation alongside the business core. Aimed at students heading into technical product, consulting or founder roles.

Tuition & fees

Tuition

€6,000 / semester

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Semester contribution

€145 / semester

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Estimated living cost

€1,350 / month

Indicative estimate for Munich, not a university figure.

Admission requirements

• Bachelor degree with at least 60 ECTS in management or economics
• GMAT or GRE recommended but not mandatory
• Technology minor selected at application
• Letter of motivation and CV

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Language requirements

Language: English

• IELTS 6.5
• TOEFL iBT 88

Application deadline

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Program structure

120 ECTS

1. 1Management core: finance, operations, strategy, innovation
2. 2Technology minor chosen from twelve engineering and computing areas
3. 3Case-based project semester
4. 4Master's thesis (30 ECTS)

Scholarships

No program-specific scholarship recorded. Check the university's central scholarship page and your home country's funding bodies.

About the university

A public research university concentrated on engineering, natural sciences, medicine and management. TUM runs a large English-taught master portfolio and charges no general tuition to international students at master level — only a semester contribution.

Founded

1868

Students

52,000

International students

34%

Living in Munich

Three main sites: the city centre campus, Garching (natural sciences and informatics) and Weihenstephan. Munich has the highest living costs in Germany, offset by strong working-student pay.

Application steps

1. 1Check whether the program applies directly or through uni-assist — most international master applications go through uni-assist.
2. 2Have your degree certificates and transcripts translated and certified, then submit them for preliminary review.
3. 3Upload the language certificate (IELTS/TOEFL for English-taught, TestDaF/DSH for German-taught).
4. 4Submit the online application before the deadline and pay the uni-assist handling fee where it applies.
5. 5After admission, open a blocked account, take out health insurance and book a visa appointment.

Official sources

• TUM School of Management — feesSample data — not verified
• TUM School of Management — application datesSample data — not verified
• TUM School of Management — entry requirementsSample data — not verified