Master's degree programme in Business Administration – Digital Sustainable Procurement and Supply Management
What our students say:
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"As a student with a year’s experience in procurement, I particularly value the DSPSM master's degree programme at Hochschule München for its strong practical focus. The programme stands out for its lively, collegial exchange, which enriches the learning experience and makes it enjoyable. The lecturers not only impart theoretical knowledge but also place great emphasis on its practical application – an advantage that directly equips us to tackle challenging tasks in industry."
Tobias Wildprett
"The DSPSM programme offers an ideal combination of group projects, academic research and guest lectures on highly relevant issues that have a significant impact on procurement today and in the future. The seminar and examination formats are extremely varied – whether it’s shooting a pitch film or running a seminar at a mountain hut. In addition, regular get-togethers and excursions, such as BME events and the Procurement Summit, not only provide opportunities to build a network amongst each other, but also to get to know numerous industry experts and potential employers in person."
Johanna Gehrig
"Having completed my bachelor's degree programme in ‘Industrial Engineering’, I intended to specialise in a particular field. The master's degree programme in ‘Digital Sustainable Procurement & Supply Management’ provides a very high standard of up-to-date expertise and has fully met my expectations. In the numerous value-adding projects with external companies, the main topics can often be chosen freely, so my technical interests were also catered for. This enabled me, for example, to develop an understanding of the interconnection between product development and procurement processes, and I gained fascinating insights into the field of cost engineering. The excellent atmosphere and group dynamics – fostered by frequent teamwork and a number of organised events after lectures – round off my thoroughly positive overall impression of this programme."
Peter Steuer
"The forward-looking topics of digitalisation and sustainability in the context of procurement and supply chain management were the deciding factors in my choice of the DSPSM specialisation. The course content is taught in an engaging manner within an active and varied framework, which sets it apart from traditional lectures. Through practice-oriented projects and a direct link to industry – enriched by talks from subject experts – the course content is brought to life and taught in a practically-oriented manner. It is not only the academic quality that gives the degree programme its distinctive character, but also, in particular, the sense of community amongst students and lecturers."
Carolin Lerche
"After completing my bachelor's degree, I wasn’t sure about my future. Did I want to continue studying and, indeed, specialise in procurement? By the end of my first semester, I was able to answer these questions definitively. The way the degree programme is structured ensures that you are well equipped to start your career. Topics such as project management and structured working, as well as teamwork and interpersonal skills, were taught in an engaging manner, explored in depth and applied in a practical context. At the same time, up-to-date procurement knowledge is taught and a level of expertise in all aspects of procurement and management is developed. Alongside the outstanding academic content, however, the social aspect also plays a major role in the DSPSM programme. It is precisely this combination of valuable academic content and wonderful social memories that means I have no regrets about my decision.
Having completed the DSPSM master's degree, I am currently working in a trainee role dealing with cross-organisational issues (e.g. due diligence under the German Supply Chain Act, LkSG), despite having specialised in procurement."
Ralph Schiermoch
"The DSPSM programme combines theory and practice to create an ideal learning environment for future-proof procurement management. I am particularly impressed by the focus on group work, case studies, field trips and the regular, informal get-togethers with lecturers and companies. As a former student in the Rhine-Main region, I can attest that moving here is definitely worthwhile. Munich enables you to build a strong network – a crucial advantage when entering the professional procurement sector."
Saskia Schroeder