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BSc Management and Technology (TUM-BWL), 100% English track

Technical University of Munich (TUM School of Management) · Munich (Munich and Garching campuses), Germany

100% taught in EnglishApply direct to the university, not the CAOSelectiveTuition-freeAdmissions testMaths requirement
Duration3 years
StartsAutumn 2027
EntrySelective
Deadline (EU)15 Jul 2027
EU semester fee 2026/27€194 / yr

About the course

A business degree that combines management subjects with a technology specialisation. On the 100% English track the only specialisation is Computer Engineering, taught in Munich and Garching. It runs over 6 semesters.

Entry requirements for Irish students

  • Germany’s recognition body (KMK/ZAB) says the Leaving Cert gives direct university entry only with the right subject and level combination. You need six subjects: at least two at Higher Level with H5 or better, and the other four at O6/H6 or better. The six must include two languages and Maths. Because this is a business/economics course, you also need Higher Level Maths at H5 or better. TUM publishes no separate Leaving Cert guidance, so confirm with admission@mgt.tum.de.
  • Aptitude assessment (2026 rules). In Stage 1 you score up to 100 points: 65% comes from your overall grade and 35% from your subject grades, with Maths and a science (or computer science) counted double and German or English counted once. Up to 4 extra points are available for things like internships or competitions. With 88 points or more you are admitted directly. With 67 to 87 points you go on to Stage 2. With 66 or fewer you are rejected. Stage 2 is a 60-minute test of 30 to 40 single-choice questions plus a mini-essay: maths and logical reasoning 30%, STEM knowledge 30%, business/technology essay 40%. You need 70 points or more. No calculators or paper are allowed.
  • English: TUM does not ask for an English certificate for Management and Technology (Munich). It checks your English as part of the aptitude assessment instead.

How to apply

  1. Check your subjectsMake sure your Leaving Cert will meet the German rules, including Higher Level Maths at H5 or better. TUM counts Maths and a science double in its grade score.
  2. Get your certificate evaluatedTUM says applicants with a foreign school certificate need a uni-assist evaluation. Start early, and have your photo ID, CV and school results ready.
  3. Apply 15 May to 15 July 2027Apply for the 100% English track on TUMonline before 15 July 2027. TUM does not accept applications by email, and you cannot change documents after you submit.
  4. Aptitude assessmentWatch for your Stage 1 result. If you score 67 to 87 points, you will be invited by email to the admissions test, which you can sit in person or online. The course starts in October 2027.
Leaving Cert students: results come out in August, after this deadline, and uni-assist doesn’t accept predicted Leaving Cert grades. If you’re applying with 2027 results, check with the university before relying on this date. This deadline still works if you already have your results.
Deadline for Irish/EU applicants: Applications run from 15 May to 15 July every year, for winter semester (October) entry only. TUM says applicants with a foreign school certificate must have it evaluated by uni-assist, so start that step early. In the 2026 cycle a second admissions test was held on 11 September 2026. The 2027 test dates are not published yet..

Costs

  • EU/EEA students, including Irish citizens, pay no tuition. You pay only TUM’s semester fee, currently EUR 97 per semester (about EUR 194 a year). TUM charges no application fee, but uni-assist charges its own fee for evaluating a foreign school certificate. If you are invited to the admissions test, sitting it in person is free. Sitting it online through Proctorio costs USD 25, paid to Proctorio by credit card (2026 figure).
Choose the 100% English track (Computer Engineering specialisation). The other specialisations are bilingual German/English. TUM ranks you heavily on your Maths and science grades and may set you a 60-minute test with no calculator.

At a glance

CountryGermany
CityMunich (Munich and Garching campuses)
LanguageEnglish
Apply viaUniversity online portal (TUMonline), with uni-assist evaluation of a non-German school certificate
PlacesNot published
EntrySelective
Programme page (TUM) ↗How to apply (TUM School of Management) ↗Assessment procedure 2026 ↗← Back to all European courses

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Checked against the official TUM website: September 2026 (2027 entry). The assessment details and test dates are from the 2026 cycle, so confirm them for 2027 with TUM. Always confirm details with the university before applying.