Teaching in the faculty is sustainable and application-oriented. The degree courses are interlinked with the Engineering and Natural Science courses as well as the Humanities and Social Sciences courses offered by the TU Berlin and are characterised by a high degree of freedom in selecting subjects. Individual specialisation is therefore possible. The concepts and ideas of the current sustainability discourse are linked with the requirements of the Business Administration degree courses and the potential of the TU.

The degree course Innovation Management, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability includes a compulsory stay abroad.

NTU, Taiwan; KAIST, Südkorea; Tongij University Shanghai, China; Sophia University Tokio, Japan; University of California, USA; Geogia Istitut of Technology, USA; Carlton University, Canada; USP – Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brasilien; Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, Schweden; Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, Schweiz.

Integrated logistics laboratory; PC clusters, subject-specific databases available in the Business and Management library

In Business Administration research, there is a wide range of application-oriented research in addition to projects that take a more theoretical approach. Students can also get involved in all phases of their studies.

Centre for Entrepreneurship: Technology transfers at the TU Berlin. The aim is to bring innovative ideas from research into application for the benefit of society. Skills in the field of entrepreneurship research and teaching as well as services for academics, students and staff of TU Berlin interested in transfers and start-ups are consolidated under one roof. At the interface between university, business and start-ups, entrepreneurship is taught, researched and put into practice with a triple impact - economically, socially and ecologically.