Students are asked to prepare a study plan as part of their application for the 1:1 MSc programm e . Both programme coordinators must approve the stu dy plan . The programme coordinators from each institution must approve the study plan of each student involved in the programme. The study plan will comprise 120 ECTS with 60 ECTS from DTU and 60 ECTS from TUM , and follow the guidelines described in this section. The student must pass 1 0 ECTS polytechnical foundation courses and 5 0 ECTS programme specific courses , the majority of which should be taken during the first year at DTU, but some courses can be transferred to the second year at TUM. All 1 0 ECTS polytechnical foundation courses must be passed at DTU. In the programme specific courses, 42112 Mathematical Programming Modelling or 42114 Integer Programming as well as 4241 7 Simulation in Operations Management, 42402 Sustainable Operations and Supply Chain Management, 42543 Management of Organizational Change, and 38108 Technology and Innovation Management must be passed. This means that at least 25 ECTS out of 5 0 ECTS within Technology Specialization will be done at DTU. In the third semester at TUM, the students have the opportunity to attend lectures and , at the same time , to establish the research project they will pursue for their Master's thesis.
1st of February - for start in the fall semester
The DTU-TUM Joint Degree Master's programme is only open to students, who have been formally admitted to DTU's regular MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management programme. Therefore, it is not possible to apply for admission directly the dual degree program. The application form is only accessible with DTU credentials.
1) Fill in the application form and submit it. 2) The Office of International Education will forward the application to the Programme Coordinator. 3) The Programme coordinator will consult their counterparts at the partner university and select the most eligible students. - Please note, that the partner university MAY ask for additional documents, before taking a decision. 4) The Programme coordinator will inform DTU International Affairs Office about their decision. 5) The Office of International Education will inform the students and issue Nomination Letters.