Program Overview

Master in Management, Technology and Entrepreneurship

The Master in Management, Technology and Entrepreneurship (MTE) is a program offered by the College of Management of Technology at EPFL. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the intersection of management, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Study Plan

The study plan for the MTE program is divided into several blocks, including:

• Block 1: Courses
  • Accounting for finance (FIN-411)
  • Applied corporate & industry analysis (MGT-410)
  • Applied probability & stochastic processes (MGT-484)
  • HSS: Introduction to project (SHS)
  • HSS: Project (SHS)
  • Introduction to econometrics (MGT-581)
  • Performance Management (MGT-510)
  • Principles of finance (MGT-482)
  • Principles of microeconomics (MGT-454)
• Block 2: Options
  • Advanced sustainable accounting and finance (MGT-540)
  • Algorithmic game theory (MGT-435)
  • Applied data analysis (CS-401)
  • Causal inference (MGT-416)
  • Computational Social Media (DH-500)
  • Continuous improvement of manufacturing systems (ME-498)
  • Convex optimization (MGT-418)
  • Corporate strategy (MGT-400)
  • Data science for business (MGT-432)
  • Design in innovation: creation for adoption (MGT-406)
  • Economics for challenging times (MGT-494)
  • Energy supply, economics and transition (ENG-410)
  • Entrepreneurship & new venture strategy (MGT-413)
  • Foundations of digital humanities (DH-405)
  • Fundamentals of machine learning (EE-311)
  • Information: strategy & economics (MGT-431)
  • Innovation & entrepreneurship in engineering (MGT-555)
  • Innovation management (MGT-423)
  • Intercultural presentation skills (MGT-469)
  • Large-scale data science for real-world data (COM-490)
  • Leading and managing in a global context (MGT-468)
  • Logistics and demand analysis (MGT-426)
  • Machine learning (CS-433)
  • Machine learning for predictive maintenance applications (CIVIL-426)
  • Machine learning methods in econometrics (MGT-424)
  • Macroeconomics and monetary policy (FIN-424)
  • Management of intellectual property (MGT-404)
  • Mathematics of data: from theory to computation (EE-556)
  • Nature finance (MGT-541)
  • Negotiation techniques (MGT-466)
  • New space economy (MGT-462)
  • Optimal decision making (MGT-483)
  • Power system restructuring and deregulation (EE-570)
  • Practical business law (MGT-455)
  • Production management (ME-419)
  • Project management and risk analysis (MGT-427)
  • Reinforcement learning (EE-568)
  • Strategic management of innovation (MGT-425)
  • Strategic marketing & technology commercialization (MGT-401)
  • Supply chain management (MGT-526)
  • Sustainability in the global context (MGT-470)
  • Sustainable & entrepreneurial finance (FIN-429)
  • Sustainable Finance (FIN-400)
  • Technology, sustainability and public policy (MGT-450)
  • Technology & innovation strategy (MGT-414)
  • Value chain management in practice (MGT-417)
  • Venture capital (FIN-522)

Master Project

The master project is an essential part of the MTE program, allowing students to apply their knowledge and skills to a real-world project. The project can be completed in various fields, including:

• Engineering internship credited with master project (MGT-597)
• Master project in Management of Technology (MGT-599)

Language

The program is offered in English, with some courses available in French.

Credits

The program requires a total of 120 credits, with 30 credits dedicated to the master project.

Specializations

The MTE program offers several specializations, including:

• Business analytics
• Operations Management & Systems Modeling
• Strategy, Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Sustainability

Exam

The program includes various exams, including written and oral exams, as well as project-based assessments.

Useful Information

• MTE Rules and Study Plan
• MTE Faculty
• Academic Calendar
• IS-Academia
• Registrar's Office
• EPFL rules & regulations (Polylex)