Sustainable Management and Technology Bachelor of Science an der Technische Universität München

Sustainable Operations

Material Flow Analysis and Life Cycle Assessment

Accounting

Strategic and International Management & Organizational Behavior

Foundations of Programming

Sustainable Investment and Financial Management

Green Marketing and Innovation Management

Circular Economy

Empirical Research Methods

Project Studies

Applications in Sustainable Management and Technology

Modelling and Optimization

Communication Skills

Business Law

Introduction to Development Economics

Behavioral Economics

Seminar in Behavioral Economics

Environmental Management

Intermediate Microeconomics

Methods for Evidence Based Policy and Management

Seminar in Innovation and Technology Management

Corporate Strategy

Open Circular Innovation

Practical Research Experience

Markets for Renewable Energies and Biobased Products

Seminar in Environmental and Development Economics

Research Excursion Bachelor

Policy and Sustainable Innovation Management

Introduction in Sustainability Management

LCA Lab – Practical Tools and Methods in Life Cycle Assessment

Sustainable Value Creation: Integrating ESG into Operations and Supply Chain Management

Sustainability and Law

Forest Management and Inventory

Physics

Advanced Mathematics 2

Organic Chemistry

Fundamentals of Thermodynamics

Introduction to Process Engineering

Wood-based Resources

Electrical engineering

Renewables Utilization

Concepts of Physics and Chemistry in Nature

Bioinformatics

Environmental Resources in a Changing World

General Chemistry

Applied Electrochemistry

Foundations of Biology

Basics Silviculture

Nobel Concepts toward Sustainable Future

Introduction to Electrochemistry

Green Chemistry

Production of Biogenic Resources

Innovative Entrepreneurs - Leadership of High-Tech Companies

Lecture Series TUM.wood

Experimental Lab - Architecture, Science & Design

Innovation Sprint

ChangeMakers: Entrepreneurial and Design Competencies for Societal Transformation

Core Topic: Gender & Diversity

Value Creation with AI at Scale: Strategy, Tech, People and Governance

Academic Prompt Engineering and Management: a Reflexive Introduction

Academic Prompt Engineering and Management: Responsible Use in Action

Open Data - Open Science (Introduction)

Data Regulation & Law (3 ECTS)

Data Regulation & Law (6 ECTS)

Aligning Generative AI to Social Values (6 ECTS)

Open Data - Open Science

Aligning Generative AI to Social Values (3 ECTS)

Advanced Seminar Marketing, Strategy, Leadership & Management: Life Mastery: Essential Human, Social, and Financial Skills They Don't Teach in School

Scaling Entrepreneurial Ventures

Global entrepreneurship summer school

Impact Entrepreneurship for Transformational Change

TUM Climate Ventures

Smart Start: Financial, Tax, and Legal Fundamentals for Entrepreneurs and Everyone

Business Negotiation and Mediation

Legal framework for start-ups

Principled Entrepreneurial Decisions

Advanced Topic: Ethics & Responsibility

Responsibility in the Engineering Profession

Ethics for Engineers: Foundations, Theories, and Applications

Football Analytics Hackathon

Project Week: Sleep and Circadian Health

Explore the Art of Dance - perceive, explore and experience creative performance processes

Computational Modeling of Motivation, Emotion & Coping

Scientific Methods in Workplace Health Promotion

Workplace Health Promotion

Medicine in the Tropics and Global Health

Global Health (MSc.)

Digest - A Student Social Media Project

STS 2: Philosophy of Science and Technology

Active Learning

Introduction to Psychology and Human Behavior

Introduction to Judgement and Decision Making

The Psychology of Teamwork: Theory and Practice in Organizations

Critical Thinking: Journal Club

Children, Well-Being, and Digital Technologies

Lost in Translation? Transforming Research into Policy and Practice

Comparative Politics - Fundamentals

Science Communication and Public Engagement

Society and Technology

Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: Key Readings

Project Week: Application Project: Public Sector

History and/of Technology

Risk & Crisis Communication (6 ECTS)

Generative Design Studio: Responsible Quantum Innovation

Places of Change – Education for Sustainable Development Outside the Classroom

Environmental Politics in International Comparison

Technology and Development

Sustainable Transitions

Sustainability and Development: Causal Methods to evaluate Policy Impact

Advanced Methods for Measurement and Modeling of Choice Behavior (with Application to Mobility Policy)

Sustainability Politics and Policy

Media & the Public

Speech Training for University Life

Project Weeks: Media World and Media Use

Science and Technology Communication at the Deutsches Museum

Applied Philosophy of AI: Public Dialog on Future Practices

Responsible Quantum Computing

Project: Ethics of Responsibility in the Field of Interdisciplinary Research Activities

Stories and Histories. Experience Literature in Its Historical Context.

Arts & Technology. A Practice-oriented Introduction to Applied Cultural Studies

EuroTeQ Collider. Enhancing Connections for Sustainable Futures (BSc)

Bachelor's Thesis

Microeconomics

Introduction to basic concepts of microeconomics covering consumer behavior, production decisions, market equilibrium, and market failures. Students learn to analyze economic mechanisms and apply microeconomic theory to real-world problems.

Management Science

Mathematical modeling and solution of planning and decision problems using linear programming, integer programming, graph theory, network flow, dynamic programming, and decision theory. Students learn to model and solve business problems.

Foundations of Sustainable, Entrepreneurial & Ethical Business

Introduction to entrepreneurship principles from a global and sustainability perspective, including entrepreneurial individuals, firms, opportunity recognition, and business ethics. Students apply concepts to real-world environmental and social problems.

Mathematics

Selected mathematical methods for scientific, engineering, and economic applications including analysis, differential and integral calculus, linear algebra, and matrix theory. Students learn mathematical methods with applications to sustainability.

Statistics

Statistical methods required in natural sciences, engineering, and economics covering descriptive statistics, probability calculus, confidence intervals, and hypothesis tests. Students learn to apply statistical procedures and interpret results.

Macroeconomics

Introduction to macroeconomic concepts including economic growth, unemployment, inflation, monetary and fiscal policy, and financial crises. Students learn to analyze economy-wide mechanisms and apply macroeconomic theory to real-world problems.