Department MTEC
MAS MTEC is a continuing education programme at the Department Management, Technology, and Economics at ETH Zurich.
The Department Management, Technology, and Economics (D-MTEC) is one of 16 departments at ETH Zurich. It is home to 20 chairs, the KOF Swiss Economic Institute, and a range of centres and labs covering a multitude of disciplines in a wide network of organisations. Altogether, about 400 employees work at the department.
D-MTEC conducts basic and applied research in management, economics, innovation, system dynamics and risk. Much of the research aims at improving the understanding of technology in organisations, societies and economies. The MTEC Department thus constitutes a bridge between the natural sciences and engineering and the larger society, while D-MTEC research complements that of other ETH departments.
“The combination of natural sciences, technology, management and economics is a unique feature of D-MTEC. The department truly combines academic excellence and a strong engagement with practice.”Markus Neuhaus, Former Chairman of the Board, PwC Switzerland
Research and faculty
- external page CDHI: Centre for Digital Health Interventions
- CER-ETH: Center of Economic Research at ETH Zurich
- CEPE: Centre for Energy Policy and Economics
- ETH Energy Science Center
- ETH AI Center
- ETH Risk Center
- KOF Swiss Economic Institute
- external page SCCER CREST: Competence Center for Research in Energy, Society and Transition
- SEC: Singapore-ETH Center
- Swiss School of Public Governance (SSPG)
- external page Auto-ID Lab ETH/HSG
- external page Bits to Energy Lab
- external page Bosch IoT Lab
- CEMETS Education Systems Reform Lab
- Center for AI Value
- HumOSCM Lab: Humanitarian Operations and Supply Chain Management Lab
- Mobiliar Lab for Analytics
- external page Spark Labs
- external page sus.lab: Sustainability in Business Lab
Rankings
ETH and D-MTEC RankingsContinuing education at D-MTEC
Continuing education at D-MTEC combines high academic standards with a strong practical orientation. The teaching and learning formats promote the exchange of knowledge and experience and facilitate network building.