Minimum requirement includes first academic degree in general business administration, engineering, in particular civil engineering, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering, or related professional fields and proof of 210 ECTS and an overall grade of at least 2.0.

If the number of 210 credits cannot be proven, a further 30 credits must be acquired through the compulsory electives offered in the degree program or comparable study and examination achievements. The examination board decides on the selection of the elective modules to be taken based on the applicant's suggestion.

Applicants with a first academic degree from a recognized university in a member state of the European Union with an overall grade of less than 2.0 but at least 2.5 and who have the required English language skills can take part in a selection process. In these cases, a minimum score of 5 points must be achieved based on the following selection criteria: 1. the overall grade of the first academic degree and 2. special aptitude. If no evidence of the criteria is submitted, no points will be awarded.

Applicants who have a first academic degree from a recognized foreign university in a country that is not a member of the European Union must prove their suitability for a Master degree in the European Union: 1. The test for foreign students (TestAS) for economics is in English language. The following results are to be achieved: A standard value of at least 111 in the core module or in one of the two subject-specific test modules, and at least 101 in the other two test modules. 2. The applicants have to achieve a minimum score of 5 points according to Annexes 1 and 2. 3. If these criteria are not met, admission is to be refused. If the overall grade is worse than 2.5, admission will not be granted.