Nowadays, project engineers and project managers are expected to meet increasingly complex demands. They need to rise to the challenges posed by international and interdisciplinary projects dealing with technological innovation and development. The knowledge they gained while studying for their engineering degree will eventually become outdated and they will therefore need in-depth further training.
The in-service training course in technology management has three main areas of focus:
- technology
- management and business administration
- interpersonal skills
Students gain new knowledge and skills during the course. What’s more, they can immediately put these new technical, social, personal and methodical skills into practice in their usual projects at work.
Project work also plays an important role on the course: group projects in the fields of
- fiber composite technology (FVT)
- construction and development (KE)
- mechatronics (ME)
- production engineering (PT)
- environmental and process engineering (UVT; in preparation)
are carried out in close collaboration with industry, ensuring a strong emphasis on practical applications and use of the latest methods, technologies and processes.