The department offers education on many different levels. We are involved in a number of bachelor’s and master's programmes. You can also apply for doctoral studies which offers a broad range of courses. For working professionals, we also offer continuing education.
Undergraduate studies at Technology Management and Economics
Master's programmes
The department accounts for most of the content in a number of international master programs:
Technology and Innovation Management, MSc
NewSpace Systems Engineering, MSc
Operations Management, MSc
Entrepreneurship and Business Design, MSc
In addition, we provide courses in several other master's programmes at Chalmers, for example in Production engineering and in the Product development programme.
Information if you want to write your master's thesis with us.
Bachelor's programmes
The Department also provides education on bachelor's level, especially within the programme Industrial Management and Production Engineering, 180 credits.
All programmes on bachelor's level are given in Swedish.
Doctoral studies at Technology Management and Economics
The Department's doctoral studies is a unique education in which the doctoral students take on issues relevant to academia as well as industry. We put emphasis on good theoretical and methodological skills. Research education has an interdisciplinary form and includes economic, organizational and social aspects of technology and use of technology. Social science, natural science, technical and mathematical knowledge areas are all covered in the scientific base.
The Graduate School of Technology Management and Economics includes studies in different areas, such as the role of technology for social development, industrial renewal based on technological innovations as well as management and organization of technology-based business and business sector activities. Read more:
Technology Management and Economics
Do you want to study a doctoral program that is interdisciplinary and where you as a doctoral student address issues that are relevant to both academia and industry? Then you should apply to the graduate school Technology management and economics which includes both economic, organizational and social aspects of technology and technology use.
Professional continuing education
The department's researchers and teachers provide various forms of continuing education for professionals and organizations in several different areas, such as courses in production, logistics and Lean, business development Six Sigma/Black Belt, as well as courses in healthcare organization and improvement. Read more on the following page:
Contract education
Employers who want to give their employees an opportunity for skills development can do so by paying for contract education. Some courses can give higher education credits while others give diplomas/certificates.
Assistant Head of Department, Undergraduate Education
- Associate Professor, Innovation and R&D Management, Technology Management and Economics
Assistant Head of Department, Doctoral Education
- Professor, Supply and Operations Management, Technology Management and Economics