International Technology Transfer Management

The Master's program in International Technology Transfer Management at bbw Hochschule - University of Applied Sciences in Berlin provides a comprehensive framework for students aiming to equip themselves with vital skills in the field of technology transfer, innovation management, and international business. Over four semesters, students engage in various modules that foster an understanding of the processes involved in transferring technology across international borders and into diverse markets.

The curriculum is structured to include theoretical coursework and practical experiences, combining lectures, group projects, and case studies. Additionally, students participate in a thesis project, entailing original research that can significantly contribute to the industry’s knowledge pool. The program also emphasizes the importance of an internship or practical semester that is typical for applied sciences universities, preparing students for real-world challenges in technology transfer.

Through this program, students gain critical skills such as project management, negotiation, and strategic planning, along with analytical skills necessary for assessing technology's potential impact in global markets. This program is particularly suited for individuals with a background in business, economics or engineering who are looking to enhance their qualifications in an increasingly connected and technologically driven business environment.

Studying in Berlin offers the added advantage of being in a vibrant city known for its strong start-up culture and close ties with many innovative Mittelstand companies. Students also benefit from the post-study job-seeking permit available in Germany for 18 months, allowing ample opportunities to secure employment while establishing a network within the industry.

• Technology Transfer Manager
• Business Development Manager
• Consultant in International Markets
• Innovation Manager
• Project Manager in Technology Firms

Given the emphasis on technology and international business, graduates can find opportunities in various sectors, including technology, finance, consulting, and manufacturing, particularly within Germany’s robust Mittelstand and technology infrastructures.