About the MAS MTEC programme

Building on our students’ technical and scientific backgrounds, the ETH Master of Advanced Studies in Management, Technology, and Economics (MAS MTEC) equips you with a solid skillset that allows to focus your future career development on management and leadership roles.

MAS MTEC Programme Details

For whom: Specialists and emerging leaders with at least 2 years of work experience
Programme start: September
Duration: 4 semesters, part-time
Study location: ETH Zurich and partly online. Participants are expected to live within Zurich's commuting distance
Courses: Individual specialisation featuring 50+ Core & Elective Courses, Skill-based Training, a Study Trip, a mentoring programme, and integrative student-alumni learning formats
Final application deadline: 30 April 2025
Programme language: English
Tuition fee: CHF 23,700
Degree: Master of Advanced Studies ETH in Management, Technology, and Economics

“New technologies enable us to address societal problems and business needs, but they also create challenges for executives and society at large. Business leaders have to learn how to reconcile the manifold and contradictory goals of different interest groups both within and outside of their organizations. The MAS MTEC programme is here to help aspiring entrepreneurs and managers achieve their full potential as transformational leaders.”

Stefano Brusoni, Professor of Technology and Innovation Management and ETH Vice Rector for Continuing Education

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