Master of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Management

Upon completion of the program, graduates should be able to:
a. Generate valuable ideas and innovations using ideation and design thinking.
b. Design and validate business models addressing market trends and social needs.
c. Develop impactful start-ups and ventures contributing to society and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
d. Discover leadership abilities to lead teams and navigate entrepreneurial challenges using risk aware and agile strategies.
e. Evaluating the economics, financing options, and legal aspects of a business.
f. Analyze technological, societal, and industry and market trends to create robust company strategies and operational plants.
g. Ability to build networks and disseminate innovations through presentations and pitches to different stakeholders.

Applicants having a BSc degree in any Engineering discipline or related disciplines (e.g., Computer Science, Software Engineering, etc.) with at least one year of experience can apply to this master’s program. Regarding admission, other conditions, such as GPA and language, are covered by the general graduate studies admission requirements.
Upon admission, all students are required to submit a letter of consent for mandatory travel to Germany for academic exchange.

First Year-First Semester

Total: 9 Credit Hours — 26 ECTS — 9 Lecture Hours / 0 Lab Hours

First Year – Second Semester

Total: 9 Credit Hours — 23 ECTS — 9 Lecture Hours / 0 Lab Hours

Second Year-First Semester

Total: 9 Credit Hours — 24 ECTS — 9 Lecture Hours / 0 Lab Hours

Second Year – Second Semester

Total: 9 Credit Hours — 17 ECTS — 9 Lecture Hours / 0 Lab Hours