On this page, you find an overview of our courses for students in the Master's (graduate) program.
***** ATTENTION: Changes to our Master’s modules *****
As part of the general shift away from orientation and specialization in the Master’s degree programs, our current Master’s modules will be phased out and replaced by new offerings.
The module Production and Logistics B and its associated courses Production Facility Management and Sustainability in Production and Logistics will be offered in their current format for the last time in summer term 2026. Associated exams may only be taken up to and including summer term 2027.
The module Production and Logistics A and its associated courses Supply Chain Management and Operations Management in the Automotive Industry will be offered in their current format for the last time in winter term 2026/27. Associated exams may only be taken up to and including winter term 2027/28.
After these deadlines, it will no longer be possible to enroll in or take exams for these modules.
Starting from winter term 2026/27 and summer term 2027, four new modules will be available, focusing on the topics of “Sustainability in Production and Logistics Systems”, “Management of Industrial Production Systems”, “Supply Chain Management”, and “Operations Management in the Automotive Industry.” Each of these modules consists of a lecture and a tutorial, in which the taught methods are applied, deepened, and reflected upon.
We offer two modules in the Master's study programs Industrial Engineering (Mechanical Engineering/ Electrical Engineering/ Civil Engineering), Business IT, Mathematics in Finance and Industry, and Technology-oriented Management. These modules are composed of the following courses:
Module Production and Logistics A (5 ECTS, winter term, in English):
Module Production and Logistics B (5 ECTS, summer term, in German):
In addition, we offer modules in the Master's study programs Sustainable Energy Engineering and Social Sciences.
Each semester we offer seminars with a focus on the application of relevant standard software in the field of production and logistics. More information on the seminars can be found at Seminars.
We supervise Master theses, study theses and project theses addressing various topics in the field of production and logistics. An overview of current topics can be found at Student Theses.
Furthermore, we supervise research projects for Master students studying Technology-oriented Management. If interested, please contact our scientific staff directly.