LEADING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION WITH BUSINESS & IT EXPERTISE
Leverage your expertise at the interface of business & IT. Our Executive MBA in Business & IT is designed for you as an experiencied IT professional, technical expert or digital manager with interest in IT & Digitalization.
Register now to save your spot at our upcoming Virtual Info Session. Learn about the advantages of studying at two triple crown accredited business schools and the flexibility that our part-time program with a modular structure can offer you.
Our Program Manager, Nicole Reinhold, is looking forward to e-meet you!
Upcoming Events
VIRTUAL INFO SESSION Lunch
-Welcome by our program manager
-Introduction of the Executive MBA in Business & IT
-Organizational matters and time for your questions
VIRTUAL INFO SESSION Lunch
-Welcome by our program manager
-Introduction of the Executive MBA in Business & IT
-Organizational matters and time for your questions
OUR TESTIMONIALS SHARE
Starting your Executive MBA in Business & IT, you will be welcomed into a dynamic group of students. Coming from different academic and cultural backgrounds with experience in various sectors you will learn from each other and find new approaches in enriched conversations and discussions.
OUR PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
4semesters
incl. Master’s Thesis
2locations
Munich, DE & St. Gallen, CH
Ø10years
of work experience
18nationalities
in the previous two years
We interlink leadership and communication knowledge with profound industry expertise. Our aim is to empower you to expand your knowledge across those fields, enhance your business skills and introduce you to a network of other innovative experts and leaders.
With the program taking place at both the TUM School of Management in Munich as well as at the Institute of Information Management at the University St. Gallen, you will profit from studying at two Triple Crown accredited business schools.
What to do next?
Does this sound like the perfect program for you? Learn more about the program directly from our Program Manager.
