DAS in General Management
Are you looking for a flexible, highly personalized program that fits seamlessly into your dynamic professional and personal life? The DAS in General Management marks a significant milestone in your career, enabling you to build capabilities in the areas most relevant to your goals – at your own pace and aligned with your individual priorities. The knowledge you gain can be applied immediately in your day-to-day leadership practice.
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Our DAS Solution for Executives
26 ECTS
CAS and courses
+ 4 ECTS
Final thesis
= 30 ECTS
EMBA in General Management
A minimum of 30 ECTS credits is required to earn the DAS degree, including 4 ECTS for the final thesis. The remaining 26 ECTS can be obtained – depending on your interests and the respective program requirements—through the successful completion of the CAS programs listed below, combined with selected individual courses.
German-language CAS, seminars and courses
- CAS Business Resilience – 12 ECTS
- CAS Digital Acceleration & AI – 12 ECTS
- CAS Financial Management – 12 ECTS
- CAS Leadership – 12 ECTS
- CAS Board of Directors – 10 ECTS
- Seminar Foundation Board – 3 ECTS
- Seminar Board Presidency – 3 ECTS
English-language CAS and Master Classes:
- CAS Business Transformation & Strategy – 15 ECTS
- CAS Business Intelligence & Supply Chain – 15 ECTS
- CAS Marketing & Sales Management – 15 ECTS
- CAS Finance & Accounting – 15 ECTS
- Master Classes – 3 ECTS
We are happy to assemble your personalized program package and support you throughout the selection process.
Final Thesis
Knowledge Transfer
The DAS thesis deepens management expertise through the analysis of a concrete, professionally relevant challenge. Its objective is to examine the issue analytically, develop viable solutions, and critically reflect on their implementation.
Topic Selection & Language
The topic of the final thesis may be freely chosen within the context of the CAS programs attended.
Content:
- Context and definition of the selected problem or research question
- Access to relevant data for the analysis (e.g., topic-specific literature, industry studies, or internal company data)
- Methodological approach to problem-solving (e.g., written surveys or personal interviews)
- Proposed solution, including an implementation plan with a change management component
Supervision & Process
Participants are supervised by a faculty member of their choice from the Rochester-Bern network. Detailed feedback is provided after each of the following three milestones:
- Topic proposal
- Concept outlining the development of the idea
- Submission of the final thesis
Time Frame & Costs
The thesis can be started after successfully completing all required courses. To ensure adequate flexibility alongside professional life, the time frame for the thesis can be extended to a maximum of six months.
The costs for the entire DAS degree consist of the individual course components and the master’s thesis. Please contact us to discuss your ideal DAS package based on your needs and experience.