Master in Technology Based Business Development - Flexible Work-Integrated
Herning, Denmark
Master degree
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Part time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Jan 2027
TUITION FEES
EUR 17,300 *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* for non-EU/EEA students only | EU/EEA/Swiss citizen students study for free
Key Summary
About: Aarhus University (AU) offers the Master in Technology Based Business Development, flexible work-integrated. You’ll study technology and business strategy, learn to assess technological developments and apply them in business. Specialize in Technology and Operations Management, Energy Systems, or Digitalization. During the four-year programme you’ll take mandatory and elective courses and complete a master’s thesis. Aarhus BSS is Triple Crown-accredited. AU is in the middle of Aarhus and is Denmark’s second-largest university.
Career Outcomes: Graduates become innovation managers, product managers, business developers or R&D project managers, leading product strategy, innovation, commercialization, energy or digital transformation in industry, startups or consultancies.
As a graduate from this programme you will have a strong foundation at the intersection of technology and business strategy.
You’ll develop the skills to critically assess technological developments and apply them within a business context.
You can specialise in one of three academic focus areas:
- Technology and Operations Management
- Energy Systems
- Digitalisation
During the four-year programme, you will take both mandatory courses and elective courses and do your master’s thesis.
Aarhus BSS – the School of Business and Social Sciences – is a Triple Crown-accredited faculty at Aarhus University. You will be part of a dynamic and international academic environment that attracts students and researchers from across the globe.
Graduates typically pursue careers as innovation managers, product managers, business developers, or R&D project managers, driving new product ideas, business concepts, and technological development strategies.
The deadline to apply for our Master's programmes for EU/EEA is coming up! Apply before 1 March.