Breadcrumbs
- Digital Management & Sustainability
- Course contents
Course contents
Master programme Digital Management & SustainabilityThe curriculum addresses the following subject areas:
- Stratregy & organisation
- Law & compliance
- Innovation management & digital transformation
- Value creation and circular economy
- Corporate communications & reporting
- Life cycle assessment
- Ethics & CSR
Key focus: sustainability that places responsible action at the centre and integrates economic, ecological, and social perspectives
In this part-time master degree programme, special importance is attached to the acquisition of specialist competencies in the fields of management & strategy, digitalisation & innovation, and sustainability.
In addition, the students enjoy a sound economic and practice-oriented education including digital skills. These provide an important basis for a management career in companies, in (non-profit) institutions, or in the public sector and support management activities with regard to greening, sustainability, and digitalisation.
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Opportunities for specialisation
Students choose two out of three specializations, but if interested, they may also take all three.
Business Process & Strategy
CSR & ESG Management
Digital Project & Innovation Management
Flexible study organisation
The study programme is tailored specifically to the needs of working students:
- All-day teaching on Fridays and Saturdays
- Combination of remote and on-site classes
- Use of digital tools in teaching
Curriculum
Curriculum Master Class Media Content & Data Management (PDF)
Gaining international experience
Students have numerous possibilities for international networking throughout their studies:
- Study semester at one of our many partner universities (possible in the 3rd or 4th semester)
- Summer University (optional subject offered every summer)
- E³UDRES² (European University Alliance)
- Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs, short-term mobilities)
- iLab – Interdisciplinary and intercultural project semester (4th semester, English as working language)
- Certain courses taught in English