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Courses & Semesters

Clean Technologies Management

The program is organized into three semesters. The first two semesters include taught courses, while the third semester includes advanced courses and the Master’s Thesis.

Semester I Courses
CodeTitleCourse TypeECTS
CTM-101Clean Technologies, Innovation, and EntrepreneurshipMandatory10
CTM-102Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Clean TechnologiesMandatory10
Select 1 of the following 2 courses:
CTM-103Energy Economics and Sustainability for EngineersElective10
CTM-104Applied Statistics and EconometricsElective10
Total ECTS for Semester I30
Semester II Courses
CodeTitleCourse TypeECTS
CTM-201Operational ResearchMandatory10
Select 2 of the following 3 courses:
CTM-202Intercultural Communication in Global Industry & TechnologyElective10
CTM-203Research Methods in Clean TechnologiesElective10
CTM-204Clean Technologies Intensive StudyElective10
Total ECTS for Semester II30
Semester III Courses
CodeTitleCourse TypeECTS
Select 1 of the following 3 courses:
CTM-301Green Fuels and Emerging TechnologiesElective10
CTM-302Data-Driven (RapidMiner) Decision MakingElective10
CTM-303Clean Technologies and Waste ValorisationElective10
CTM-MTMaster’s ThesisMandatory20
Total ECTS for Semester III30

Students may select elective courses from other semesters of the program instead of the recommended electives.

MBA in Digital Business & Innovation (DBI) e-learning

The standalone MBA comprises nine teaching units, including the Professional Thesis, totalling 60 UM/IAE credits and 1,500 hours of workload over two academic semesters. Its Semester II units are taken in Semester III by students following the double-degree pathway described below.

Semester I Courses
CodeTitleCourse TypeUM/IAE credits
UE-1

Digital Technologies

  • IT for Human Resources Management
  • Big Data
Mandatory5
UE-2

Technologies Management

  • Business Process Management
  • Technologies Management
Mandatory5
UE-3

International Business

  • International Strategy
  • E-Marketing & Sales Force
Mandatory5
UE-4European CultureMandatory3
UE-5

Innovation Context

  • Innovation Management
  • Cyber Security
Mandatory7
UE-6

Methodology and Business Game

  • Business Game
  • Methodology
Mandatory5
Total UM/IAE credits for Semester I30
Semester II Courses
CodeTitleCourse TypeUM/IAE credits
UE-7Digital BusinessMandatory5
UE-8Project ManagementMandatory5
UE-9Professional ThesisMandatory20
Total UM/IAE credits for Semester II30

The curriculum is designed to ensure the progressive development of knowledge and skills by combining theoretical foundations, practical applications, and research-oriented learning.

Double Degree Pathway

The double-degree pathway leads to the separate award of the M.Sc. in Clean Technologies Management by the University of the Peloponnese and the MBA in Digital Business & Innovation (DBI) e-learning by IAE Montpellier, Université de Montpellier. The minimum duration is three academic semesters, including one shared thesis.

Study plan for the double-degree pathway
StageAcademic requirementsCredit recognition
Semesters I and IISuccessful completion of the six MSc courses prescribed for the first two semesters.60 ECTS towards the MSc.
Semester III: coursesUE-7 Digital Business and UE-8 Project Management, each worth 5 UM/IAE credits.The combined 10 UM/IAE credits are recognised as 10 ECTS by the University of the Peloponnese and replace one 10-ECTS elective course in Semester III of the MSc.
Semester III: shared thesisSuccessful completion of one shared postgraduate thesis.Credited simultaneously as CTM-MT (20 ECTS) for the MSc and Professional Thesis, UE-9 (20 UM/IAE credits), for the MBA. A second, separate thesis is not required.

Requirements for each qualification

MSc: 60 ECTS from Semesters I and II, 10 ECTS recognised for UE-7 and UE-8, and 20 ECTS for the shared thesis, totalling 90 ECTS.

MBA: successful completion of Semester I of the MSc (CTM-101, CTM-102 and one elective from CTM-103 and CTM-104), together with UE-7, UE-8 and the shared thesis, fulfils the academic requirements specified for the double-degree pathway.

For this pathway, one UM/IAE credit corresponds to one ECTS credit. Students must fulfil the requirements of both qualifications, in accordance with the Special Cooperation Protocol and the decisions of the competent bodies of the two institutions. Each qualification is awarded separately by the respective institution; the pathway does not constitute a third or single joint qualification.

This pathway follows Articles 5 and 6 of Senate Decision 289/19/26.05.2026, corrected on 6 August 2026.

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