Automation Technology - Business Management

University of Applied Sciences: CAMPUS 02 - University of Applied Sciences

Study locations: Graz

Topic: Technology, Engineering

Duration of studies: 3 Semester

Type of study course: Master degree programme

Graduation: DI

Link to courses of study: www.campus02.at/automatisierungstechnik

Study language: German

Short description:

Main subject areas include specialisation in technical topics, the development of network thinking and various aspects of management. The development of problem solving skills, also in new and unknown fields, the mastering of complex technical, economic and social topics, along with the ability to act in a networked and system-oriented way, will be gained through the systematic development of technical, communication, social and methodological expertise. Individual subject areas convey core and supplementary skills, thereby encouraging a high level of professional flexibility thanks to the various specialisation topics. The graduates’ ability to work with a scientific approach will be demonstrated by their technical master theses submitted at the end of the programme.

Study focus:

Quality management, business management, business planning, industrial management, innovation management, data transfer technology, control engineering, materials handling and logistics

Tuition fees: EUR 363,36 per semester

Organisation form: Part-time

Number of study places per year: 33

Work placement: no

Admission requirements:

Admission criterion for a Master Degree Programme is a successfully completed subject-related Bachelor Degree. For individual Master Degree Programmes, admission criteria will be defined by a minimum of 180 ECTS credits.

Mode of application: The first step of a successful application is the completion of the online application form. This must be filled out online and then printed out.

Application deadline: 22.07.2009

Dates for admission procedure: Test: 19.08.2008

Admission procedure: written test, personal interview

Begin of studies: 14.09.2009

Info days: 14.05.2009, 03.07.2009