M.Sc. International Technology Transfer Management (ITTM)

M.Sc. Internati onal Technology Transfer Management (ITTM)

 

The M.Sc. Internati onal Technology Transfer Management (ITTM) is a unique program intended for anyone interested in an internationally oriented management career. The graduated ITTMs will mostly work in multi nati onal companies and in an internati onal context. The ITTM has been developed for Bachelor Degree holders in engeneering and business administration. Graduates with other degrees looking for a future career in international technology transfer management are also encouraged to apply. The main objective of the program is to faciliate a student´s professional advancement. To ensure this, the scientific and practical experience of the lecturers and partners is of a very high standard. The course itself has also been designed to take into account most graduates future careers, with its emphasis on preparing students for a working life in international environments. The in-course communication and colllaboration technologies are outstanding, and the core units all have a uniquely partical relevance. Lecturers with industry knowledge and those who have worked on industry related projects ensure that practically relevant skills are impared. Further, the academic and practical relevance of this master’s program is ensured by the cooperati on with IMBC. Companies need to incorporate developments in international production technologies and processes if they are to stay competitive on the world market. Successfully transferring those technological developments at both a local and international level is the hallmark of leading global firms. In view of this, the Fachhochschule des Mittelstands (FHM), has developed a Master´s Program (M.Sc.) of International Technology Transfer Management that provides graduates with the skills and know how to successfully perform the following: + Manage international projects + Safeguard internati onal technology transfer processes + Develop cooperati ve internati onal transport structures + Reduce obstacles in emerging nati ons and developing countries + Facilitate entrance into new market + Source competent local contact persons