Program

What & How you will learn

Curriculum

Management & Technology | 15 days

  • Finance, Accounting & Economics
  • Managing Technologies
  • Strategy & Marketing 

Leadership & Organizational Behavior | Leadership-Retreats | 9 days

  • Organization Behavior & Leadership Basics
  • Leadership, Teams & Communication
  • Leadership, Organization & Change

Master Class | 16 days

  • Legal & Technical Trends | Interdisciplinary Approach
    • Legal Compliance
    • Fundamentals of Building Physics
    • Building Technology
    • IT Support in Facility Management
    • Interdisciplinary Project
  • Facility Management: Strategic - Tactical - Operative
    • Fundamentals of Facility Management
    • Facility Services & Management of Facility Services
    • Asset, Real Estate & Property Management
    • Energy & Resources Management
    • Management of Facilities

Elective | New Work | 6 days

  • Workplace Management & Legal Requirements
  • Real Estate Digitization

Master's Thesis 

Schedule

Our program is designed for professionals and allows you to balance your job, family and MBA. It allows you to work whilst developing new entrepreneurial skills, knowledge and competencies.

The program runs for 18 months and classes are taught in a block format usually from Thursday-Saturday or Friday-Sunday, usually about every 4 weeks. In total, the program consists of 46 teaching days.

Didactics

All modules are divided into a preparation phase, the in-class time and a follow-up phase.

 

 

The individual preparation phase for a module includes pre-readings, preparation of case studies, preparation of presentations, essays, etc.

 

The MBA classes use a wide variety of teaching and learning methods. These range from interactive case studies, simulations and calculations to classical presentations, but also include discussions, group dynamic exercises and reflections.
Modules take place in full-day blocks and usually last between 3-5 days.

 

The individual follow-up phase is intended to consolidate or apply what has been learned in class. Depending on the module, the follow-up phase may include writing assignments, case studies, reflections or exams.