Technology & Management, Master of Science

Who is the Master’s programme in Technology & Management suitable for?

The Master’s programme in Technology & Management at the Provadis School of International Management and Technology is aimed at bachelor’s degree holders with a first degree in the fields of information technology, economics, natural sciences or engineering. The programme is tailored to individuals who aspire to leadership roles in technology-oriented industrial and service companies and want to position themselves interdisciplinarily. Whether employed professionals or students gaining practical experience: it is intended for all those who want to take on management responsibilities in the era of digital transformation and deepen their knowledge of business administration and IT.

Admission requirements at a glance

• General, subject-specific or technical college entrance qualification
• Completed bachelor’s degree in a business, IT, natural science or engineering subject
• Minimum final grade in the first degree: 2.5 or better
• Good English skills according to the admission criteria of Provadis University
• Proof of a contract for a degree-relevant activity (job, training or practical placement) – the university’s Career Center supports with the search
• Successful participation in a structured advisory interview based on an individual performance motivation inventory

The programme can be completed either as a dual or part-time course. The start of the programme is each summer semester (April) or winter semester (October).

Personal requirements and recommended competencies

• Interest in the connection between management and technology in a digitalised economy
• Willingness to link practice and theory as well as to think entrepreneurially and solution-oriented
• Good analytical skills and structured working methods
• Teamwork skills, especially when working with interdisciplinary and international groups
• Initiative and motivation to take on leadership tasks
• Openness to new digital tools and methods
• Willingness to learn with regard to current trends such as artificial intelligence, sustainability and innovative business models

The programme is particularly suitable for all who want to profile themselves as digitalisation experts or make a career in management, consulting, HR, marketing or supply chain within a technology-driven organisation.

Your Master’s: Technology & Management at a Glance

What content can you expect?

In the Master’s degree course “Technology & Management” at the Provadis School of International Management and Technology, you engage with topics at the intersection of business administration and information technology. You will learn how digitalisation, data science, and innovation management are transforming business processes and models, and deepen your skills in data-driven decision-making as well as project and risk management.

• Core modules: Choose a personal focus from eight options and specialise in topics such as Advanced Analytics & AI, Information Management & Digitalisation, Human Resources, Digital Marketing & Sales, Controlling, Supply Chain Management and Industry 4.0, as well as Sustainable Business Transformation and Business Consulting.
• Practical elements: An interdisciplinary start-up project right at the beginning, an individual practical project and an interdisciplinary seminar promote the connection between theory and practice.
• Digitalisation focus: In the third semester, you can select a digital specialisation module from over 50 online offerings, accompanied by lecturers from the university. Topics range from AI programming with Python to agile methods such as Scrum.
• Management skills: You will deepen your skills in managing digital transformation, strategic and innovation management, as well as intercultural communication and team leadership.

How is the degree course organised?

The Master’s programme lasts four semesters (standard period of study) and is available either as a dual or part-time course. This allows you to work alongside your studies either in a profession or with a practical company and gain valuable practical experience.

• Start of studies each summer (April) and winter semester (October)
• Teaching in small groups instead of overcrowded lecture halls
• Study model: Up to 2 x 8 teaching hours – usually on Friday afternoons/evenings and Saturdays
• Lecture-free periods based on the Hessian school holidays
• Lecturers from professional practice
• Degree award: Master of Science (M.Sc.), 120 ECTS

Who is the degree course suitable for?

This Master’s programme is primarily aimed at graduates of technical, economic or engineering degree courses. It strengthens knowledge at the interface of management and technology and prepares you for responsible specialist and leadership roles.

Career prospects and professional outlook

The Master’s programme “Technology & Management” opens up a variety of development opportunities in technology-oriented industrial and service companies. You particularly benefit from your interdisciplinary and practice-oriented education.

• Change management and organisational development
• Project and process management
• Innovation management
• Quality management
• Service development
• Management and leadership positions in digitalisation, consulting, controlling, HR, marketing, sales or supply chain

The high graduation rate within the standard period of study and the extremely low dropout rate underline the success of the graduates.

Study location: On the Frankfurt campus

Provadis University is located in the Industriepark Höchst in Frankfurt am Main. Here, you benefit from a modern environment, close connections with companies, and the opportunity to establish valuable practical contacts already during your studies.

• Small learning groups and personal support
• Practice-oriented teaching in cooperation with the business community in Frankfurt and the surrounding area
• Central location in the Rhine-Main region

Costs and financing

• Tuition fees: 610 € per month; total price 14,640 € (standard period of study 4 semesters)
• In the dual model, the practical partner usually covers the fees; in the part-time model, financing is possible, e.g. through your salary
• Further financing and funding options, such as scholarships, can be utilised

The degree is designed to be flexibly compatible with your professional activity.