ECONOMICS & LAW

This module familiarizes students with the basics of economic thinking and their relevance for the investment climate. It covers economic principles such as con- ditions for functioning markets, market failures and intervention, international trade and political economy.

Those principles are being applied to the investment climate in developing and developed countries. Security and stability of property rights, regulation and taxation, availability of financial markets, infrastructure, and labor markets are being discussed as determining aspects.

Module Supervisor: Prof. Roee Sarel

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE & MANAGEMENT CONTROL

Students get a basic understanding in accounting and cost accounting as well as financing and investment accounting. They learn how to analyze and apply key instruments like balance sheets, profit and loss statements and break-even analysis. This knowledge is being used to measure the performance of a com- pany, make investment decisions and evaluate projects.

In this module, students work with case studies, business games and simulations.

Modul Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Matthias Meyer
Additional Professor: Dr. Kai Mertens

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

APPLIED MARKET & BUSINESS STRATEGY

In this module, students learn to develop entrepreneurial strategies in response to national and international market challenges and to analyze the consequences of strategic alternatives.

Key concepts like value proposition and strategic positioning, pricing strategies, profitability, and scenario analysis are part of this course content. Related issues such as the planning of projects for strategy implementation and management of (project) teams, risk, and stakeholder.

Modul Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Matthias Meyer
Additional Professor: Dr. Kai Mertens

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

SHAPING THE WORLD OF TOMORROW

The module Shaping the World of Tomorrow provides students with an introduction to digital transformation (history, drivers, success factors).

They learn the basics of the development of digital products through a practical project and gain an insight into the topics of IT security as well as the ethics and culture of digital society.

The module encourages students to play an active role in shaping digital change and to be able to competently evaluate future developments.

Module Supervisor: Christian Jung
Additional Professors: Chris Taylor, Prof. Riccardo Scandariato, Tetiana Voloshyna, Stefan Weiß 

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

SELF-DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNICATION

The Self-Development & Communication module enables participants to identify and reflect on their own values and skills

in a digital environment. Using various communication models and conflict dynamics, students develop their reflection skills and acquire the ability to further enhance their methodical and interpersonal work.

Modul Supervisor: Sabine Conow
Additional Professor: Chris Taylor

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

LEADERSHIP IN CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS

In the Leadership in Changing En- vironments module, participants develop an understanding of the different leadership requirements in the context of changing social, economic, and technical conditions.

Personal skills dealing with decision-making processes in unpredictable and difficult-to-control situations are expanded, and the possibilities and limitations of leadership on the development of a learning and innovation culture are demonstrated.

Modul Supervisor: Tobias Möller-Hahlbrock
Additional Professor: Prof. William Blake

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

FOUNDATIONS OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

The Foundations of Business Development module teaches the basics for the development of innovative projects and new business fields.

The modules focus on recognizing, analyzing, and planning new business methods.

Subsequently, students are able to develop innovations and develop business plans.

Modul Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christian Lüthje
Additional Professor: Prof. Christoph Ihl

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

INNOVATION & NEW BUSINESS PROPOSAL

In the Innovation & New Business Proposal module, students in start-up teams develop a self-chosen business idea and validate it using various approaches. In that, they have the opportunity to work on real projects with our industry partners. They design new business models and learn how to combine existing information and innovative ideas.

Modul Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christoph Ihl
Additional Professors: Prof. Dr. Christian Lüthje, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Fixson

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

INNOVATION & NEW BUSINESS PLANING

This application-oriented module aims to further develop an idea into an innovation and business concept. In addition to integrated specialist knowledge, students learn skills such as the creation of a communication plan and how to expand their personal competencies. In most cases, a detailed pitchdeck for the project is available in the end.

Modul Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christian Lüthje
Additional Professor: Prof. Christoph Ihl

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

INNOVATION TOOLS, METHODS & CONCEPTS

In this module, students are familiarized with trends and current developments and can subsequently evaluate and shape them. The focus of the curriculum is on tools and processes of modern technology and innovation management such as stage gate processes, technology roadmaps, foresight tools, large data analysis or simulation. At the same time, current trends such as the circular economy, big data, and digitization will be discussed.

Modul Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Cornelius Herstatt
Additional Professor: Prof. Dr. Hans Koller, Prof. Dr. Iris Lorscheid, Stephan Bergmann

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

NIT LANGUAGES

All NIT students learn a foreign language during their studies. German as a foreign language is compulsory for all students below level C1.

Native speakers and students above the required level can choose another language (e.g. Chinese, French, Spanish).

Modul Supervisor: Dr. Stefanie Seewald

• 5 ECTS / 150 hours

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

The internship gives students an opportunity to test and apply their theoretical knowledge in practice.

Working students develop an independent project in their company.

Module Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christian Schuster

• 10 ECTS / 300 hours

MASTER’S THESIS

In the Master‘s thesis, students develop a research question or develop a business idea. The thesis can be a business plan or the business field development of a corporate innovation project. The aim of the Master‘s thesis is to show that the student is in a position to independently work on a topic in Technology Management, according to scientific aspects.

Module Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christian Schuster
Additional Professor: Dr. Inke Du Bois

• 15 ECTS / 450 hours

DATA SCIENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING FOR MANAGERS

In this module, students learn how to acquire, cleanse, and transform large amounts of data online using various techniques. The aim is to explore, visualize, and model the related data in a target-oriented way, using modern methods of machine learning.

Modul Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christoph Ihl

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

LEGAL ASPECTS OF TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT

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Modul Supervisor: Monika Sekara
Additional Professor: Kurt Schünemann

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours

CODING

The Coding module enables participants to start programming. Common programming languages such as HTML, CSS, and Java are considered and evaluated. In a practical project the students learn to program web applications with JavaScript.

Hamburg Coding School

• 6 ECTS / 180 hours