International Business & Consulting – Human Resource Management

The Master's Degree in International Business & Consulting with a specialization in Human Resource Management at Technische Universität Berlin equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the global business environment and the crucial role that human resources play within organizations. The program is designed to provide students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas such as workforce planning, talent management, and organizational behavior. This combination prepares graduates to address complex HR challenges in a diverse international context.

The structure of the program is organized into three semesters, where students engage in a series of modules focusing on key areas in business administration, consulting practices, and human resource management. Each module is credited with ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System), which recognizes the workload and learning outcomes achieved. Additionally, students are expected to complete a thesis that aligns with industry needs, emphasizing applied research in HR management.

Moreover, being situated in Berlin — a hub for innovation and a city home to numerous multinational companies and the thriving Mittelstand — students benefit from a rich environment for internships and networking opportunities. This program is particularly well-suited for individuals who aspire to work in diverse cultural settings and seek to enhance their strategic thinking and analytical capabilities within human resources.

• Human Resource Manager
• Talent Acquisition Specialist
• Organizational Development Consultant
• HR Business Partner
• Training and Development Manager
• Employee Relations Manager

Graduates of this program can find opportunities in various industries, including technology, finance, healthcare, and consulting firms, as well as within governmental and non-governmental organizations. The structure of the program allows graduates to leverage the 18-month post-study job-seeking permit offered in Germany, giving them ample time to search for suitable employment while also benefiting from the ability to work part-time during their studies.