Join the next generation of leaders

We are looking for professionals who are curious, motivated, and ready to grow their impact and responsibilities in a world shaped by technology. We value diversity of experience, perspective, academic and industry background, while sharing a common interest in technology, business, and leadership.

Application and admissions

The first cohort of the MBA ETH MTEC will begin in August 2028, with applications opening in Autumn 2027.

Our admissions process is designed to help us understand your background, ambitions and potential contribution to the MBA community — not only what you have achieved so far, but also where you want to go next.

Applications will be reviewed in fixed rounds. Detailed application dates and further information about the admissions process will be published in the coming months.

Register to stay informed about application dates, admissions updates and the MBA ETH MTEC.

Admission requirements

>  A Master’s degree from a recognised university, preferably in a STEM field. Applicants with a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field may be considered subject to individual assessment – please reach out to us if this applies to you.

>  Minimum 2 years of professional experience (average 7, range 2–15)

>  Strong affinity for technology, innovation, or STEM-related environments

>  Motivation to grow into broader leadership responsibilities and to create impact

>  A strong command of English is required.

>  Motivation letter and two letters of recommendation, submitted in English

Finance

The full tuition fee for the two-year MBA ETH MTEC programme is CHF 55,000. This covers academic courses and teaching materials, leadership development and coaching, career development support, access to ETH Zurich facilities and learning resources, as well as selected programme events and networking activities.

Further details on the payment schedule, instalment options and any additional programme-related costs will be published ahead of the opening of applications in Fall 2027.

  • Tax deductibility

    MBA tuition fees may be tax-deductible in Switzerland when the programme supports your professional development. The amount you can claim and the applicable conditions may vary depending on your individual circumstances and canton. We recommend keeping relevant invoices and proof of payment and consulting your cantonal tax office or tax advisor for guidance.

  • Employer sponsorship

    Many participants receive partial or full financial support from their employers. This is particularly common where the MBA aligns with organisational development goals and future leadership responsibilities. We are happy to support you in making that case – get in touch and we can talk through how to approach the conversation with your employer.

  • Flexible by design

    The part-time structure means you continue working throughout the programme. What you learn on a Friday, you can apply on the next Monday. That immediate connection between study and practice is one of the things participants find most valuable – and it is also what makes the case to an employer straightforward.