Technical skills
Technical skills provide in-depth knowledge of the discipline, as well as knowledge of mathematics and natural sciences, as required for engineering work. The focus is on the theoretical and methodological orientation as well as the integration of learned content relevant for practical application in industries.
Business skills
Business competencies encompass approaches to leading positions in organizational performances and to learn valuable insights in business processes. You will learn how to build conflict resolution skills, develop negotiation techniques, understand financials in business, interpret big data, and negotiate in a cross-cultural settings.
Professionalization
Professionalization counts as the critical ability to succeed both academically and professionally and to stand out in today’s competitive job market. To develop students’ potential, the following skills are conveyed: communication skills, critical and structured thinking, Problem solving skills, teamwork capability, negotiating skills, self-management, time management, conflict management, cultural awareness, responsibility, etiquette and good manners, courtesy, self-esteem, sociability, integrity, empathy, work ethic, project management.
Meet our Alumni
Shradha Tarale
from India
During my studies, I focused on developing strong communication skills, critical thinking abilities, and problem-solving techniques. I would highly recommend current and future students to continuous learning, as the professional landscape is ever-evolving. Additionally, digital literacy and networking skills can greatly enhance job prospects and open doors to various opportunities.
I chose to study Technical Management at the University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer due to its strong reputation for providing a comprehensive program that merges technical expertise with management skills. The university's emphasis on practical, hands-on learning aligns with my goal of gaining real-world experience while studying. The program's curriculum and faculty expertise in both technical and managerial subjects made it the ideal choice to equip me with a well-rounded skill set for a successful career in Germany.
If I talk about my favorite memory, then I can say "Business Dinner".
Liliana Rosas
from Mexico
This program is made to provide engineers the opportunity to acquire the required managerial skills to grow vertically in a faster speed and so becoming an asset, a leader within any engineering field. I acquired career related skills in soft skills first because they are highly important to become a good leader and to grow vertically (PR). Then numbers are to complete your competence, not as engineer but as business person. Finally, technical lectures bring us the vision of current and future tendencies within technological industry. It is difficult to choose my favorite memory at the University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer, so here are my 3 favorites:
- My time spent with the Erasmus students.
- The cars’ project with master's students of Mechanical Engineering
- And all lectures with Prof. Passenheim.
Sourabh Shashikumar Naidu
from India
I would recommend that students take advantage of internship opportunities, participate in extracurricular activities, and network with professionals in their field of interest. These experiences can provide valuable insights into the real-world application of the skills learned in the classroom and can help students build a professional network that can be useful in their future careers.
The decision to pursue a degree in Technical Management at the University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer influenced me by a variety of factors such as personal interests, career goals, and the reputation of the university and the program. The program covers a wide range of topics including economics, management, engineering, and project management.
There are lots of memories that come to mind. One of best memory is from Business Dinner. We had great communication with Prof. Elmar Wings and Prof. Maria Krüger-Basener. Great experience of Business Dinner with all TM friends.
Aditya Kadam
from India
Every subject taught in the course is contributed somehow in my career. I would recommend future students to learn German persistently. It would help you in your further career. My aim was to gain knowledge in management as well as in technical area. I saw the course content of Technical Management fulfills my requirement.
My favorite memory is the knowledge and experience I had during the excursions to Knock, Bremen, Oldenburg. Also best memory was learning ERP and Business Management through simulation games.
Gouri Killekar
from India
I acquired various skills like: time management, team work, decision making, multi-tasking etc. I was very pleased by the courses, modules, structure etc. offered by Technical Management, which perfectly matched my requirements, and the feedback I received from all of the alumni also helped me make my decision.
Unfortunately, I was in the pandemic batch, but my first semester was offline, and it was a great experience returning to classes after a two-year gap. The second semester was online, which was also a novel experience in which we completed team tasks online, studied online, and my favorite memory is playing the muesli game in SAP classes. It was enjoyable; it felt like we were playing a game online while also learning.
I would recommend the current and future students to make the most of their time, take advantage of the rich experience that faculty offers and make use of Camps learnings especially the learning tools like SAP, MATLAB, Tableau which are offered free of cost by the university.
Vinayak Hiremath
from India
I learnt best in management lessons at the University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer. Inclusion of Quality Management Systems as one of the modules in this curriculum landed me a job. Each module taught here is well planned, upcoming students should choose one FOCUS topic. Because this program had Quality Management Systems as a Module, I wanted to make specialization in the same and I did it!
Manish Lamba
from India
The Simulation(serious) Games on ERP-systems and Business Management subject really help to learn things practically. In ERP-Systems, we used SAP S4/HANA, Tableau, and Signavio tools, which is very helpful when applying for full-time jobs or internships. I was impressed by the structure of the Technical Management program, which teaches both technical and management skills. Working in teams, especially in ERP-Simulation and Business Management, was one of the best memories because it allows you to work more competitively to win the game.
Excursions and events
The Coordination Office Technical Management organizes various factory tours and field trips during the summer and winter semesters.
Factory visits are mostly held by regional industry leaders and include a presentation of the human resources management, a tour and presentation of the company. In the foreground stands the practical insight into an industry and the career prospects for our students in a company.
Excursions:
VW, Enercon, Meyer shipyard, Überseemuseum Bremen, Futurium Berlin, Technik Museum Berlin, Oldenburg Opera House, Emden Art Gallery.
Events:
Mentoring, Business Dinner, applicant training, renowned guest lecturers (including KPMG, Weidmüller, Dentons, EWE, German Aerospace Center (DLR)).
German courses
The study program offers German courses of different levels each semester. If you need to compensate missing credits, you will receive 5 ECTS for the course, this is your chance to get points. If you want to work in Germany, we recommend that you improve your German language skills. Potential employers put great stress on the ability to communicate in German.
More information about why German is so important and tips and tricks to master the language can be found here.
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