BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT

Level of qualification:

Bachelor (BSc)

Scheme of Study:

7 semesters (3 and a half year) full-time program

 
Specialization/Major:

- logistics management

The Purpose of the Course

The BSc programme in Technical Management offers a broad-based approach to both areas of engineering and management, provides the students with an educational profile that combines in-depth technical competence with a solid knowledge in business administration and management.    Business and management topics make extensive use of case studies and project work. The study program includes subjects on the field of business, management, enginering and technology. 

A graduated Technical manager is able to

design products; to see through the basics of manufacturing products; to contribute to the marketing of products. Moreover he is able to implement and apply new technologies, to manage business and human factors, and to control them financially.

Future (Career) Prospects

The business and engineering knowledge and the ability to apply that knowledge indicate in the labour market excellent employment opportunities first of all and then social appreciation. Due to the acquired technological, managerial and interpersonal skills career opportunities for the freshly-graduated students are opened primarily on the following areas: project management, product design, quality management, servicing and maintenance.
 

Content and Structure

During their studies students are required to take up to 210 credits, each semester totaling 30 credits.
There are six core modules in each semester of the first three years of the programme.
The core modules in the first year are taken mainly from the fields of technical sciences, natural sciences and human sciences. The technical and natural science modules introduce the fundamental technical and mathematical knowledge within the context in which they can be used.
Second year modules introduce the field of business and management. In the second academic year the business modules begin by explaining the economic and industrial environment in which industrial companies operate, then learn the tools and techniques needed to manage an industrial company business successfully. In the second year the students are going to choose a specialisation and during the third year, the students will study subjects in accordance with their chosen specialisations.
In the 7th semester students are required to accomplish their compulsory practical internsip according to the curriculum and to write their theses.
Every subject of the study program can be registered for and studied in the HunLine system, too.