What does it take to become a future-ready leader?
When the MBA ETH MTEC was being developed, the starting point was not a list of courses. It was a question: “What will managers need to be ...
Where technology meets leadership.
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Part-time MBA
A regional programme designed to fit alongside your career.
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4 semesters
Shape your learning journey around your goals and interests.
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In Zurich
At the heart of Switzerland’s industry and innovation.
Why the MBA ETH MTEC
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Leadership in motion
You don’t learn leadership as a fixed model. You develop it continuously by reflecting on your behaviour, receiving feedback, and experimenting with how you lead in different contexts.
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Technology-driven thinking
You explore business challenges where technology, management and economics intersect. You learn to navigate complexity from multiple perspectives rather than reduce it to simple answers.
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Zoom in. Zoom out.
From deep dives into specific disciplines, to systems thinking and big-picture perspectives, you constantly shift focus to see more clearly and decide more responsibly.
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Your learning path
Through many electives, projects and leadership formats, you shape a learning journey that evolves with your interests and ambitions.
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The ETH ecosystem
You move within one of the world’s leading technology ecosystems — connecting with faculty, peers, alumni and industry partners.
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Insight stories
Growth starts where knowing ends
There is a strange moment that can happen in a successful career. You become the person who knows. You have spent years building expertise. ...
From MAS to MBA: Building the next chapter of management education at ETH Zurich
When Evelina Kramer joined ETH Zurich two and a half years ago as a Programme Manager, she was given a deceptively simple question: where sh ...
Executive faculty
Our executive faculty brings together internationally recognised professors from ETH Zurich’s Department of Management, Technology, and Economics (D-MTEC), faculty from across ETH Zurich, and carefully selected industry practitioners. Together, they create a learning experience that is academically rigorous and grounded in real-world leadership challenges. Faculty members bring deep expertise across strategy, innovation, economics, operations and technology management, connecting current research with the challenges organisations and leaders face today.
