Master of Science in Business Administration with a Major in People Management and Organization

The working world is changing rapidly, transforming many industries and the skills people need. With a Major in People Management and Organization (PMO), you will be able to initiate, design and successfully accompany strategically important and complex corporate processes in human resource management (HRM), leadership and organizational development.

In this program you will benefit from

• an interdisciplinary master's program that combines practice-oriented, well-founded knowledge with proven application expertise
• study content that corresponds to the needs and expectations of companies
• learn about the latest economic, psychological, and sociological approaches in the field of organization and human resources
• critically examine the effects of new technologies and social developments on the working environment
• benefit from small teaching groups and class sizes

Exciting Career Paths

Exciting career paths are open not only at the operational and strategic level in organizational development and HRM. Graduates can take on challenging specialist and management tasks in the field of corporate development or take on key functions as generalists for organizational development, learning & development, personnel support, and consulting. Recruiting and employer branding, talent management or employee experience are also career options. Aside from your specialized Major in PMO, a variety of employment avenues are open to you after graduation with a Master of Science in Business Administration, because you are equipped with a well-rounded and versatile education from the Lucerne School of Business.

Duration of studies

• Regular study program: 4 semesters
• Extended study program: 6‒8 semesters
• Study in 3 semesters possible: For students who want to complete their studies in three semesters, we have put together a new program. This program is intensive and can be completed with the professional activity of 20-30%.
• Employment up to a half-time job is possible in conjunction with the study program.
• For international students: the study workload demands a commitment of 25 contact hours per week (lectures, group-work exercises, projects)

Time model

• full-time, part-time and work-study
• The majority of lectures take place on two days of the week on which attendance is required (currently Monday and Tuesday).

The Lucerne School of Business further offers Finance and Real Estate programs.