International Technology Transfer Management (ITTM) at bbw Hochschule

Overview

The International Technology Transfer Management (ITTM) program at bbw Hochschule is a Master's Degree pathway in this field, taught primarily in English.

To be considered, applicants typically need English at B2 level. Applications are submitted via Direct University Portal.

The program spans 4 semesters and costs approximately €3 in tuition. Key application deadlines are August 15 for the winter intake and January 15 for the summer intake.

The ITTM Master's programme is designed for students who wish to pursue an international career with a focus on the exchange of technical knowledge between developed and emerging economies. It is a unique programme for those interested in an international management career. ITTM graduates typically work in multinational companies in an international context. ITTM is designed for undergraduate engineering and business graduates. Graduates with other degrees who wish to pursue a career in international technology transfer management are also encouraged to apply. The programme is structured to enable students to understand the methods, processes, technologies and tools of technology transfer and to learn how to manage products and innovations. The scientific expertise and practical know-how of the lecturers and partners is at a very high level. This enables us to achieve the main objective of the programme: to support the professional development of our students. The communication and collaboration technologies of the programme are excellent, and the core units all have a unique practical relevance. Lecturers with real business experience ensure that practical skills relevant to the workplace are taught. Prospects after graduation For global manufacturing companies to remain competitive, they must be aware of the latest developments in international manufacturing technologies and processes, and implement them where appropriate. The successful transfer of such technological developments requires the know-how of specialists. The bbw University of Applied Sciences has developed the International Technology Transfer Management Master's degree programme to train future professionals in this field by equipping them with the skills to successfully accomplish the following things: manage international projects secure international technology transfer processes develop collaborative international support structures reduce barriers in emerging and developing countries facilitate access to new markets provide competent local contacts.

Source: compiled from the DAAD study-programme database and the university's own listings. Requirements can change, so always verify the latest details on the official program page before applying.