Become a versatile expert at the intersection of technology and business.
Our B.Eng. in Business Engineering combines mechanical and electrical engineering, computer science, and economics.
You’ll develop technical and analytical skills, design solutions for real-world challenges, and gain the intercultural and teamwork abilities needed to bridge the gap between engineers and economists.
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Business Engineering (B.Eng.)
What you'll learn
Imagine developing a product – and successfully bringing it to market 🚀. That’s exactly what you’ll learn in the Bachelor’s program in Business Engineering. First, you’ll gain a solid foundation in engineering sciences: you’ll dive into technical mechanics ⚙️, materials science 🔬, manufacturing technology 🛠️, and electrical engineering. After that, you’ll explore business and economics, learning innovation management, patent research, and the fundamentals of business administration.
In addition, you’ll expand your skills in many exciting areas, such as:
Hands-on learning is a key focus in the Engineering Design Project, where you’ll apply your knowledge directly – from creating a business plan for a virtual start-up to production planning. Following your internship, you’ll focus on business development and then tailor your studies through an elective specialization of your choice.
As a business engineer, you are both a specialist and a generalist 🌍. You move confidently between technology and business, speak both “languages,” and are able to bridge the gap between technology and management. This allows you to plan, organize, and shape work and business processes of all kinds – making you highly sought after wherever technical expertise meets economic challenges.
Typical industries and fields of work include:
⚙️ Mechanical and plant engineering 🚗 Automotive industry ⚡ Energy sector ✈️ Aerospace industry 🧪 Chemical and medical technology
Beyond that, a wide range of career opportunities await you – from product management to technical marketing and project management, as well as research & development.
