Admission requirements

The University of Applied Sciences for Management (FHM) is a state-recognized, private university. Therefore, students must meet at least the same formal admission requirements as would be required for admission to a comparable course of study at a public university. The formal requirement for admission to the Bachelor's programme in Craft Management at FHM is a university entrance qualification or a technical college entrance qualification. Practitioners with relevant professional qualifications can also enroll in a course of study. Possible access routes to the study:

Proof of university entrance qualification (general university entrance qualification, etc.) University entrance qualification Technical college entrance qualification Master Craftsman\/-woman Master Craftsman candidate with technical college entrance qualification Business Administrator in Craft Business Administrator (Chamber of Industry and Commerce) Graduates of two-year technical school training programs Specialists and business professionals State-certified Business Administrator
 

The Bachelor's degree programme in Craft Management at FHM is not subject to a numerus clausus (NC).

Details

The craft industry, with its culture of independence, high innovation potential, and above-average responsibility in training young people, is one of the most important players in our economy. In the future, due to increasing demands, there will be an enormous need for well-educated leaders in the craft industry. Study Handicraft Management now at the University of Applied Sciences for Mid-Sized Enterprises (FHM) in the distance learning program "Top-Up" as a shortened, part-time course, with credit for your completed vocational training (following the Business Administrator (Craft Trade Act) as well as either a specialist in commercial business management (Craft Trade Act) or a commercial specialist (Craft Trade Act)).

 

The constant pressure to innovate, technological change, market globalization, demographic developments, societal reorientation, and resulting changes in customer behavior are both challenges and opportunities for craft businesses. To seize these opportunities successfully, suitable and capable leaders are needed who are thoroughly and professionally prepared for this task from the outset.