Sales Engineering and Product Management, Master 1 subject

  • How does a product reach the customer?
  • How do I explain a product’s technological processes?
  • How do I calculate the processes of technological plants?
  • How do I optimise presentation?
  • How do I work together with customers and suppliers?
Kerstin Fischer

Application-oriented exercises and simulation games were great fun and kept the degree course interesting.

– Kerstin Fischer, Master's degree

Profile

Degree
Master of Science
Start
Winter- and summer semester
Duration
3 semesters
Classroom language
German
Admission
Not restricted, application service
Information on enrollment/application for German applicants

Information on enrollment/application for German applicants

Application information for international applicants

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What's it all about?
This degree programme is unique, because ...
he is the only university course in Germany that combines technology and business in cooperation with numerous partners such as the Association of German Engineers (VDI) and representatives of entrepreneurial practice to provide engineers of tomorrow with practical training in technical sales, product management and service management.
It provides the opportunity to specialise in the following fields ...
  • Energy and process technology
  • Machine and automation systems
  • Material and microengineering
Who is suited?
Those who wish to enrol in this degree programme,
has: basic technological know-how and good language and communication skills

enjoys: interacting with people and developing problem-oriented solutions

struggles through: concrete application-oriented ways of looking at problems and a variety of methods for a specific solution
This degree programme is suited for graduates in the following subjects
  • Sales Engineering and Product Management
  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering
  • related engineering and natural science disciplines
Graduates from this degree programme frequently work
  • as technical sales staff
  • as product managers
  • as service managers
  • as Key Account Managers
  • as managerial staff
  • in other managerial and executive positions in the industry
And else?
An internship ...

is optional.

Studying abroad ... is recommended.
Duration: 1 semester
Where do I find help?
Academic advisory office

Dr. Luis Barrantes
Building, Room: IC 02/81
Phone: +49 (0)234 / 32-26481
Email:
Website academic advisory office

Contact students

Fachschaft SEPM
Building, Room: IC 03/147
Phone: +49 (0)234 / 32-21460
Email:
Website Fachschaft

Internet

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Kerstin Fischer
Kerstin Fischer is a first-year student of Sales Engineering and Product Management. She is pursuing the Master of Science degree.

What made you choose this degree programme?

Back in school, I used to enjoy maths, physics and English. Consequently, I wanted to find a degree course which combines all these subjects. With engineering science making up 2/3 and industrial sales and product management 1/3 of the curriculum, the Sales Engineering and Product Management degree course offers a good combination, in my opinion.

In which respect have or haven’t your expectations been fulfilled?

My expectations have been met, for the most part. The subjects covered by the mechanical engineering, sales and product management curricula were consistent with my ideas. On a more general note, I would have wished for more English-language lectures.

Which aspect of your degree programme do you enjoy most?

Application-oriented exercises and simulation games were great fun and kept the degree course interesting.

What has been your biggest challenge to date?

Definitely the exam phases and the lack of leisure time that went with them. Here, the main challenge was to stick it out and keep up my motivation.

What would you like to become after completing your degree?

Through my sales and product management courses and my internships, I gained a good insight into a number of fields. At present, I am leaning towards a career in product management.

Which advice would you like to give to students who consider enrolling in this degree programme?

I think that motivation and the ability to get organised are very important requirements. Approach your degree course as a fun thing to do, and don’t let setbacks bring you down – rather, hang in there :-)