LMU M.Sc. in Media, Management and Digital Technologies

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1 Munich School of Management LMU M.Sc. in Media, Management and Digital Technologies Guideline Winter Semester 2017/2018 Intake Munich, 18 th October

2 Today s Agenda Welcome Speech (Prof. Hess & Prof. Kranz) Introduction Round (All) Introduction of Formal Points and LSF (Dr. Bodenstein-Köppl) Q&A Session (MMT team) Campus Tour (MMT team) 1

3 The idea behind the MMT Master s Management Media, Management and Digital Technologies Media Business & Media Usage Digital Technologies Future-oriented & unique combination of courses (e.g. business models, start-ups, web technologies, human computer interfaces, data analytics) at the interface between Management and Digital Technologies! Target Group National and international students who are keen on understanding how digital technologies disrupt and transform (media and Internet) markets Successful Bachelor s degree in business administration with a major in informatics or in informatics with a major in business administration Characteristics High practical relevance, also through the involvement of renowned partners from the media and Internet industry ( High academic level by renowned LMU professors and international visiting professors Key Facts Intake each winter semester Consecutive Master of Science (M.Sc.) program with a duration of two years (120 ECTS credit points) Fully taught in English without any required German language skills and no tuition fees 2

4 Graduates of the MMT Master s have abundant job opportunities, since digitization is the hot topic across all industries and in the start-up world Digitally Transforming Industries Emerging Media, Internet and Platform Companies Content Industry Media Houses Start-ups, established companies and management consulting Numerous job opportunities for graduates of the MMT Master s: Product Manager Developer of High-End-Solutions Digital Media Planner Head of the Business Unit Digital Chief Digital Officer 3

5 What you will get A unique Master s program in a small and highly selected group, ( valuable network) provided by two well-known departments in one of the leading universities in Europe, ( cutting-edge knowledge) with excellent job perspectives in several growing industries in Munich and worldwide, ( great future) in a culturally and economically vibrant city. ( Munich is ranked #4 in quality of living) 4

6 Leading scientists and lecturers from several disciplines are involved in the teaching of the MMT program Business Interdisciplinary Studies Informatics Prof. Dr. Thomas Hess (Program Head) Institute for Information Systems and New Media Prof. Dr. Johann Kranz (Program Head) Professorship for Internet Business and Internet Services Prof. Dr. Heinrich Hußmann Media Informatics and Human-Computer Interaction Groups Prof. Dr. Martin Spann Institute of Electronic Commerce and Digital Markets Prof. Dr. Hans-Bernd Brosius Empirical Communication Research Prof. Dr. Andreas Butz Media Informatics and Human-Computer Interaction Groups Program Coordination, Counseling & Administration Dr. Rahild Neuburger Alexander Rühr Andrea Buchmann Dr. Birgit Bodenstein-Köppl 5

7 We re looking forward to working with you and jointly making MMT a success story! 6

8 Introduction Round Where are you from? Where did you study before? Why did you choose the MMT Master s and what are your expectations and personal goals? 7

9 3 Introduction of the Study Plan and Central Examination Regulations Study Program Examination and Study Regulations Curricula Grading Scale Free Examination Attempt and Grade Improvement Recommendation for Curriculum Time Limit General Information Documentation Credit Transfer Inability to take an examination Exam Registration 8

10 Examination and Study Regulations Prüfungs- und Studienordnung (PStO) The Prüfungs- und Studienordnung (short: PStO) contains all examination and study regulations. Here: Prüfungs- und Studienordnung for the Master Program Media, Management and Digital Technologies from 27 th January 2017, last amended 17 th August The Examination and Study Regulations are based on the Universities Act. 9

11 General Terminology The Master of MMT is based on the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). You have to acquire a total of 120 ECTS credits for graduation. Modules The study program is divided into modules. After passing the module examination, the credit points for the corresponding module will be awarded. A module may consist of different forms of teaching (e.g. lecture and tutorial). Module examination The module examination will be passed either by one exam (e.g. written exam) or two exams (e.g. written and oral examination) resulting always in one module grade. For every passed exam (module examination) you will receive a certain number of ECTS credits that correspond to the workload of the course. Courses usually are attributed 6 or 12 ECTS Credits, sometimes 3 ECTS Credits. 10

12 How is the Master s program designed? Sem. Media Business Business and Technology Media Technologies 1 Transformation and Digitization (6 ECTS CP) Foundations of MMT (12 ECTS CP) Media Communication (6 ECTS CP) Interface Design (6 ECTS CP) 2 Digital Products and Services (6 ECTS CP) Technological Concepts for Media (12 ECTS CP) 3 Electronic Markets (6 ECTS CP) Business Concepts for Media (12 ECTS CP) Online Multimedia (6 ECTS CP) + 18 ECTS CP Electives (Business and Informatics, min. 6 ECTS CP each) 2 nd and 3 rd semester + 30 ECTS CP Master Thesis 4 th semester In total: 120 ECTS CP CP = Credit Points 11

13 Acquisition of 120 ECTS-Credits Compulsory Modules must be taken without exception 102 ECTS Credits 120 ECTS Credits Optional Modules Choose from different modules according to certain rules 18 ECTS Credits Compulsory Modules ECTS Credits Foundations of Media, Management and Digital Technologies 12 Media Communication 6 Transformation and Digitization 6 Interface Design 6 Technological Concepts for Media 12 Innovation I 6 Business Concepts for Media 12 Innovation XI 6 Online Multimedia 6 Final Module 30 Optional Modules Modules of Business Administration and Informatics ECTS Credits 18 12

14 Rules for selecting optional modules In total 18 ECTS-Credits must be selected from optional modules in the fields of business administration and informatics. Select 6 ECTS-Credits from the field business administration. Select 6 ECTS-Credits either from the module Elective Topics in Informatics I or Elective Topics in Informatics II (in the field informatics ). Select the remaining 6 ETCS-credits either from the field business administration or the field informatics. Optional Modules Business Administration: Accounting I-IX Finance I-X Marketing & Strategy I-IX Innovation II-X, XII-XIV Leadership and Human Resources I-V Optional Modules Informatics: Elective Topics in Informatics I Elective Topics in Informatics II Practical Course in Informatics 13

15 Examples for Specific Courses in Optional Modules Business Administration Examples: Module: Innovation V Lecture + Tutorial (L+T), Summer Term (ST) Competitive Strategy, ST Module: Informatics Examples: Module: Elective Topics in Informatics I Lecture + Tutorial (L+T), Winter Term (WT) + Summer Term (ST) Human-Computer Interaction II, WT Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction, ST Multimedia Learning Environments, ST Human Computation, ST Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, WT Spatial, Temporal, and Multimedia Databases, ST Managing Massive Multiplayer Online Games, WT Knowledge Discovery in Databases II, WT Methods of Software Engineering, WT Software Engineering for Special Application Areas, ST Knowledge Discovery in Databases I, ST Information Visualization and Analytics, WT IT Security, WT IT Management, ST Virtual Reality, ST Module: Practical Course Practical Training, WT+ST Sketching with Hardware, ST + WT Practical course Development of Media Systems, ST + WT Module: 14

16 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (1/9) Accounting I L+T written exam 120 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. International Taxation (Prof. Schanz) Accounting II L oral exam 10 minutes ST 3 ECTS C. Umwandlungssteuerrecht (Prof. Schanz) Accounting III P+S presentation and (written exam or assignment) min. and (60-90 min. or max charact.) ST 6 ECTS C. Performance Measurement and Incentive Systems (Prof. Hofmann) Accounting IV L+T written exam 120 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. Accounting for M & A Transactions (Prof. Sellhorn) Accounting V L written exam 60 minutes ST 3 ECTS C. Advanced Accounting (Prof. Sellhorn) 15

17 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (2/9) Accounting VI P+S term paper and presentation approx characters and 15 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. Empirical Research in Accounting, Auditing and Analysis (Prof. Sellhorn) Accounting VII S presentation 15 minutes WT 3 ECTS C. Praxis der transaktionsorientierten Unternehmensbewertung (Prof. Sellhorn) Accounting VIII Empirical Research in Tax Accounting (Prof. Schanz) Accounting IX Management Control Systems (Prof. Hofmann) P+S L+S term paper and presentation presentation and (written exam or assignment) approx characters and 15 minutes min. and (60-90 min. or max charact.) WT 6 ECTS C. WS 6 ECTS C. 16

18 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (3/9) Finance I P+S presentation 30 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. Investment Banking (Prof. Elsas) Finance II P+S presentation 30 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. Empirical Corporate Finance (Prof. Elsas) Finance III L + T written exam 120 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. Insurance Economics (Prof. Richter) Finance IV S presentation 15 minutes ST 3 ECTS C. Bank Analysis 2: Value Based Management (Prof. Elsas) Finance V Rückversicherung (Prof. Richter) L written exam 60 minutes ST 3 ECTS C. Finance VI Versicherungstechnik (Prof. Richter) Finance VII P+S Value Based Management of Financial Institutions P+S (Prof. Richter) term paper and presentation (presentation or oral exam) and (term paper or written exam) ca characters and 15 minutes (15-25 minutes or minutes) and (ca characters or 60 minutes ) ST 6 ECTS C. ST 6 ECTS C. 17

19 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (4/9) Finance VIII Mergers & Acquisitions and Financial Modeling (Prof. Glaser) Finance IX Aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Altersvorsorge (Prof. Richter) Finance X Behavioral Finance (Prof. Glaser) L written exam 60 minutes WT 3 ECTS C. S written exam 60 minutes WT 3 ECTS C. L + T written exam 120 minutes WT 6 ECTS C. 18

20 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (5/9) Marketing and Strategy I Research Topics in Marketing (Prof. Meyer) Marketing and Strategy II Service Management (Prof. Meyer) Marketing and Strategy III P+S P+S P+S term paper and presentation term paper and presentation term paper and presentation approx charact. And 15 minutes ca characters and 15 minutes ca characters and 15 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. ST 6 ECTS C. ST 6 ECTS C. Empirische Sozialforschung (Prof. Schwaiger) Marketing and Strategy IV L+T written exam 120 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. Market Research (Prof. Schwaiger) Marketing and Strategy V P+S presentation minutes ST 6 ECTS C. Current Topics in Strategic Management (Prof. Tuschke) 19

21 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (6/9) Marketing and Strategy VI Advanced Strategic Marketing (Prof. Meyer) Marketing and Strategy VII L+P L+T written exam and presentation term paper or written exam 60 minutes and 15 minutes charact. - max charact. or min. WT 6 ECTS C. WT 6 ECTS C. Strategy and Leadership (Prof. Tuschke) Marketing and Strategy VIII P presentation 15 minutes WT 3 ECTS C. Convincing Political Stakeholder (Prof. Meyer) Customer Relationship Management (Prof. Meyer) Marketing and Strategy IX Frontiers in Strategy Research (Prof. Tuschke) P+S term paper and presentation ca characters and 15 minutes WT 6 ECTS C. 20

22 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (7/9) Innovation II P presentation 15 minutes ST 3 ECTS Guest Lecture (Prof. Hess) Innovation IV L + T written exam 120 minutes ST 6 ECTS Organisation und Management im Gesundheitssystem (Prof. Leidl) Innovation V L + T written exam 120 minutes ST 6 ECTS Competitive Strategy (Prof. Kretschmer) Innovation VI P+S term paper and presentation ca characters and 15 minutes ST 6 ECTS Data Analytics (Prof. Spann) Innovation VII L + T written exam 120 minutes WT 6 ECTS Technologiebewertung und Management (Prof. Leidl) Innovation VIII P+S term paper characters - max characters WT 6 ECTS Empirics of Organizations (Prof. Kretschmer) 21

23 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (8/9) Innovation IX P+S Trend Seminar in Digital Technologies and Management (CDTM) Innovation X P+S Digital Life Seminar (Prof. Hess) Data Science for Business (Prof. Kranz) Innovation XII P+S Frontiers in Strategy Research (Prof. Kretschmer) term paper and presentation term paper and presentation term paper and presentation max charact. and minutes ca characters and 15 minutes ca characters and 15 minutes WT+ST WT WT 6 ECTS 6 ECTS 6 ECTS Innovation XIII L + T written exam 120 minutes WT 6 ECTS Innovationen und Versorgungsmanagement im Gesundheitswesen (Prof. Sundmacher) Innovation XIV P+S Gesundheitsökonomie und Management (Prof. Leidl) term paper and presentation ca characters and 15 minutes WT 6 ECTS Innovating for Impact (Prof. Spanjol) 22

24 Business Administration Optional Modules and Specific Courses (9/9) Leadership and Human Resources I Organizations and Social Networks Implications for HRM (ST 17) (Prof. Weller) Leadership and Human Resources II Organizational Development and Change (ST 17) (Prof. Högl) Leadership and Human Resources III Selected Topics in Organizational Behavior (Prof. Högl) Leadership and Human Resources IV Intercultural Competence: Theory and Application (Prof. Horn) Leadership and Human Resources V Strategic Human Resource Management (Prof. Weller) P+S P+S P+S P+S P+S written exam and presentation term paper and presentation presentation and (written exam or term paper) term paper and presentation presentation and (poster or term paper) 60 minutes and 15 minutes ca characters and 15 minutes 15 minutes and (60 minutes or approx characters) characters and 15 minutes minutes and (DIN A1, Arial 40 or max characters) ST 6 ECTS C. WT+ST 6 ECTS C. ST 6 ECTS C. WT+ST 6 ECTS C. WT 6 ECTS C. 23

25 Informatics Optional Modules and Specific Courses (1/2) Elective Topics in Informatics I Human-Computer Interaction II, WT Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction, ST Multimedia Learning Environments, ST Human Computation, ST Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, WT Spatial, Temporal, and Multimedia Databases, ST Managing Massive Multiplayer Online Games, WT Knowledge Discovery in Databases II, WT Methods of Software Engineering, WT Software Engineering for Special Application Areas, ST Knowledge Discovery in Databases I, ST Information Visualization and Analytics, WT IT Security, WT IT Management, ST Virtual Reality, ST L+T written exam or oral exam minutes or minutes WT+ST 6 ECTS C. 24

26 Informatics Optional Modules and Specific Courses (2/2) Elective Topics in Informatics II Human-Computer Interaction II, WT Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction, ST Multimedia Learning Environments, ST Human Computation, ST Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, WT Spatial, Temporal, and Multimedia Databases, ST Managing Massive Multiplayer Online Games, WT Knowledge Discovery in Databases II, WT Methods of Software Engineering, WT Software Engineering for Special Application Areas, ST Knowledge Discovery in Databases I, ST Information Visualization and Analytics, WT IT Security, WT IT Management, ST Virtual Reality, ST L+T written exam or oral exam minutes or minutes WT+ST 6 ECTS C. Practical Course in Informatics PT oral exam minutes WT+ST 6 ECTS C. Sketching with Hardware, ST+WT Practical course Development of Media Systems, ST+WT 25

27 How are grades calculated? Possible Grades: 1.0; 1.3; 4.0 (passed) In some courses, grades will be based on multiple forms of evaluation (e.g. a written exam and presentation), called partial evaluations. For such courses, the final grade is the arithmetic mean of the grades earned in each partial evaluation. Possible Grades: 1.10; 1.11;. Final grades are calculated exactly up to two decimal places. Grades equal to or less than a 4.00 are passing, grades greater than 4.00 (meaning 4.01+) result in the grade 5.00 (fail). Each passed exam enters the grade point Average (GPA) with the corresponding number of ECTS Credits, the GPA consists of all credits earned. 26

28 Grade Improvement Is it possible to improve a grade? A passed module examination can be repeated once at the next regular/possible date Are there any modules excluded from the grade improvement? Master Thesis 27

29 Grade Improvement Which grade is relevant? The better one How often may I improve my module grade? Only once Which examination will be relevant in case both grades are the same? The later one Are there any deadlines to be considered in case I want to improve my grade? The next regular/possible date What is the meaning of next regular/possible date? Next time this module or examination will be offered 28

30 Grade Improvement In case the module contains several specific courses what has to be considered? The grade from the first examination can be improved by a better grade from a different specific course within this module at the next possible date. Any module can be selected only once. If I am on approved leave (holiday semester) can I improve my grade? Only in case if the previous module examination was not passed. (passed module examinations can not be repeated during the approved absence) 29

31 Grade Improvement When does it make sense to improve my grade? In case of a bad day, otherwise this creates additional workload What do I have to do to improve my grade? Renewed registration (in LSF) for the same module examination What happens if I miss the registration deadline? A grade improvement is only possible with registration 30

32 Grade Improvement Example: 1. Attempt, Grade Attempt, Grade 3.3 => Grade 3.3 counts 2. Attempt, Grade 3.7 => Grade 3.7 counts 2. Attempt, Grade 4.0 => Grade 3.7 counts Example: 1. Attempt, not passed, Grade Attempt, passed with Grade 4.0 => Grade improvement is possible once Example: 1. Attempt, not passed, Grade Attempt, not passed, Grade 5.0 => Repeatable until end of 6 th Semester 31

33 Example Innovation V: Grade 3.7 in Module Examination (written exam) to lecture 1 + tutorial 1 Competitive Strategy, summer term, 2 nd Semester; I would like to improve my grade Innovation V is being offered every summer term That means, the examination has to be repeated next summer and can therefore only be used for the identical module Innovation V Competitive Strategy Renewed registration for Innovation V, summer term, 4 th Semester 32

34 Example Elective Topics in Informatics I: Grade 3.7 in module examination (written exam) to lecture 1 + tutorial 1 Human Computation, summer term, 2 nd semester; I would like to improve my grade Elective Topics in Informatics I is being offered every summer and winter term If you want to improve your grade, the repeat examination has to take place next winter. Specific course Human Computation is only available during summer term. Improvement for example with specific course Managing Massive Multiplayer Online Games within module Elective Topics in Informatics I, which is available during winter term. Renewed registration for Elective Topics in Informatics I, winter term, 3 rd semester 33

35 Recommendation for Curriculum Modules 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Foundations of Media, Management and 12 Digital Technologies Media Communication 6 Transformation and Digitization 6 Interface Design 6 Technological Concepts for Media 12 Innovation I 6 Optional Modules Business Administration 12 6 and Informatics Business Concepts for Media 12 Innovation XI 6 Online Multimedia 6 Final Module 30 ECTS-Credits per Semester ECTS Credits 34

36 Time Limit The regular period of study consists of 4 semesters. Maximum time: The maximum time to earn 120 ECTS-Credits is 6 semesters. (Relevant is the date of your last exam, e.g. submission date of Master Thesis) Extension of Study period The request for the extension of the study period must be handed in before the applicable deadline. 35

37 3 Introduction of the Study Plan and Central Examination Regulations Study Program Examination and Study Regulations Curricula Grading Scale Free Examination Attempt and Grade Improvement Recommendation for Curriculum Time Limit General Information Documentation Credit Transfer Inability to take an examination Exam Registration 36

38 Documentation of study and exam achievements Online available (LSF): Course Catalogue Transcript, update available every semester Overview of already passed examinations Registration for exams 37

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41 Documentation of study and exam achievements After graduation: Master Diploma (M.Sc.) Master Certificate Transcript of Records Diploma Supplement 40

42 Credit Transfer Periods of study and ECTS credits from other Master Programs can be transferred to our program if the individual courses are equivalent to the courses we offer within our program. Acknowledgement (before M.Sc. matriculation), e.g. Change of University has to be notified at the end of the 1st semester Acknowledgement (after M.Sc. matriculation), e.g. Studies abroad has to be notified after completion of studies abroad at the end of the following semester 41

43 Inability to take an examination Must be notified immediately. It has to be proved before grade publication at the latest. Notification after grade publication or four weeks after the examination date is not possible. Notification must be done within 2 to 3 days at a maximum. 42

44 3 Introduction of the Study Plan and Central Examination Regulations Study Program Examination and Study Regulations Curricula Grading Scale Free Examination Attempt and Grade Improvement Recommendation for Curriculum Time Limit General Information Documentation Credit Transfer Inability to take an examination Exam Registration 43

45 Registration for examination Online registration (and also cancellation) is mandatory for all exams. Timelines for registration and cancellation are available on the MMT-homepage. Each Student is required to register for the exams in LSF and by this link the individual examination to the respective module. If you do not register properly there will be disadvantages and extra effort. Improved grades can not be registered as improved grades. 44

46 Q&A session Q&A? 45

47 Key contacts MMT Student Office Ms. Andrea Buchmann (Room 209, Schedules & rooms Coordination of MMT exams Coordination of admissions (e.g. condition subsequents) MMT Program Coordination Mr. Alexander Rühr (Room 321, General questions and questions with regard to the Eignungsfeststellungssatzung Industry and business contacts Student Counseling Ms. Birgit Bodenstein-Köppl (Room 209, All questions related to the Prüfungs- und Studienordnung Examples: Acknowledgment of former examinations, study deadlines, module selection etc. International Relations Center see: Visa and health insurance inquiries for international students Exchange programs 46

48 Campus Tour Get to know the area around the LMU Libraries MMT student office & ISC Study spaces Canteens: Mensa and StuCafé Your lecture rooms 47

49 Have fun at the Campus Tour and a great start to your MMT Master s! 48

50 Backup Media, Management & Digital Technologies ( MMT)

51 Business Administration Compulsory Modules (1/2) Foundations of Media, Management and Digital Technologies Foundations of Media, Management and Digital Technologies Media Communication PS+S PS+S (written exam or term paper) and (presentation or oral exam) term paper and presentation ( min. or max charact.) and (30-50 min. or min.) WT 12 ECTS C. ca characters and 15 minutes WT 6 ECTS C. Media Communication Transformation and Digitization PS+S term paper and presentation ca characters and 15 minutes WT 6 ECTS C. Transformation and Digitization Interface Design PS+S written exam 120 minutes WT 6 ECTS C. Interface Design 50

52 Business Administration Compulsory Modules (2/2) Technological Concepts for Media Technologies and Applications for Media Innovation I Digital Products and Services Business Concepts for Media Business Models and Digital Strategies for Media Innovation XI Electronic Markets Online Multimedia PC+PS (written exam or term paper) and (presentation or oral exam) ( min. or max charact.) and (30-50 min. or min.) ST 12 ECTS C. L+T written exam 120 minutes ST 6 ECTS C. PC+PS P+S L+T (written exam or term paper) and (presentation or oral exam) written exam and presentation written exam or oral exam ( min. or max charact.) and (30-50 min. or min.) 60 minutes and 15 minutes minutes or minutes WT 12 ECTS C. WT 6 ECTS C. WS 6 ECTS C. Online Multimedia Final Module 22 weeks, characters WT+ST 30 ECTS C. max characters Master Thesis 51

53 FAQ Mentoring Program Details will be announced shortly! German classes Will be discussed with interested students Studentenwerk Point of contact for many study/university related issues Provider of the Mensa and StuCafés (canteens) Assistance with regard to student housing and student finance MVV Ticket For U-Bahn, S-Bahn, busses, trams Valid only in combination with your Student ID and a photo ID Valid for 6 Months winter semester: 1 st October st March 2018 Places to Eat Mensa Leopoldstraße 13 a Large canteen at U-Bahn stop Giselastraße (5-10min walk) Stucafé inside the LMU main building smaller canteen Many restaurants and cafés are located around the main building Places to Study & Libraries Main library (Zentralbibliothek) located within the main building Central textbook collection (Zentrale Lehrbuchsammlung) Leopoldstraße 13 MSM Library Edmund-Rumpler-Straße 13 (U6 Freimann) Bavarian State Library (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek) Ludwigstraße 16 Career Resources Career service of the LMU IBC Stellenbörse media related job/internship opportunities LMU Management Alumni Jobworld 52