Study requirements

Note! Part-time study is only possible in discipline I.

Prerequisite: a university degree in Business Education and Management Training or a related field. A further requirement is the proof of the following knowledge:

Suitable candidates
a) have a Bachelor's degree in economic sciences with a major in Business Education and Management Training in the field of study of economic sciences or the field of study of Business Education and Management Training from TU Dresden or
b) a university degree recognised as being equivalent for which at least 90% of achievements have been acquired at a state-recognised university and
c) can prove the acquisition of at least 15 credits (ECTS) of not intersecting content from the area of Business Education and Management Training and of at least 51 credits (ECTS) from the following course catalogue:
• Economic sciences of at least 42 credits (ECTS) of not intersecting content from the area of
• Mathematics, statistics, law and quantitative/qualitative procedures of at least 9 credits of not intersecting content (ECTS).

If English is chosen as subject specialisation within the framework of this Master's programme, a language aptitude test is required. Graduates of TU Dresden in the Bachelor's programmes Business and Economics with the subject qualification Englisch, Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies with main subject English or American Studies and teacher training courses for general or vocational schools with English as a teaching subject are excempt from this test.

• Admission requirements for field of study II,
• Subject qualification German, knowledge of a foreign language is demonstrated by the completion of the basic course at level B2 of the of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

• Subject qualification English:
1. a first recognised university degree that qualifies for a profession in Bachelor's course Business Education and Management Training or Economic sciences with English as a subject qualification or subject and
2. the passing of an aptitude test according to the Rules of Procedure for the Aptitude Test [Eignungsfeststellungsordnung]. Details are regulated in the Rules of Procedure for the Aptitude Test [Eignungsfeststellungsordnung] (Rules of Procedure for the Aptitude Test for the subject specialisation English in the Master's degree course Business Education and Management Training).
3. knowledge of a foreign language, demonstrated by the completion of the basic course at level B2 of the of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

• Subject qualification French, knowledge of a foreign language is demonstrated by the completion of the basic course at level B2 of the of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

• ubject qualification History, knowledge of Latin is demonstrated by passing an exam in a language learning seminar to the extent of 2 weekly lecture hours or the Latin proficiency certificate [Latinum].

• Subject qualification Evangelic theology
1. knowledge of Latin is demonstrated by passing an exam in a language learning seminar to the extent of 2 weekly lecture hours or the Latin proficiency certificate [Latinum] and
2. basic knowledge of New Testament Greek or basic knowledge of Hebrew is demonstrated by passing an exam in a language learning seminar to the extent of 2 weekly lecture hours.

• Subject qualification Catholic religion:
1. knowledge of Latin is demonstrated by passing an exam in a language learning seminar to the extent of 2 weekly lecture hours or the Latin proficiency certificate [Latinum] and
2. basic knowledge of New Testament Greek or basic knowledge of Hebrew is demonstrated by passing an exam in a language learning seminar to the extent of 2 weekly lecture hours.
3. basic knowledge of Hebrew is demonstrated by passing an exam in a language learning seminar to the extent of 2 weekly lecture hours.

German language requirements

International applicants and German applicants with a foreign university entrance qualification are kindly advised to read the requirements for German-language courses.

Step 1: Online application for the degree program

• Please visit the online application page once the application period has started.
• After answering the questions in the application section, you will be guided to the corresponding application portal.
• After you have entered your personal information, you need to submit your online application.
• You will then be prompted to print out your cover letter with your application number.

Step 2: Application for the Aptitude assessment or NC selection procedure

To apply for the aptitude assessment or selection process required for your degree program, you must send the following documents to the address below by the specified deadline. Please make sure that your application number, which was assigned to you when applying online, is indicated in your application documents. If you are unable to apply via the selma portal before the deadline, you don’t need to include your application number.