Upon completion of the programme, students have acquired skills that allow them to:

• identify and analyse problems that intersect engineering and economics and to work with others to develop solutions to these problems,
• plan, carry out and evaluate sustainability projects, while taking into account engineering, economic, ecological, societal and cultural
• perspectives,
• communicate, collaborate and cooperate successfully within interdisciplinary and intercultural contexts, also while using digital tools,
• reflect upon their competence and their personal development as well as to continuously develop themselves.

Job opportunities exist, e. g., in industrial and service companies as well as in the public sector – and generally in any sector where skills are needed to make production and product design processes more sustainable and to use and manage resources and energies in a responsible way.

Their interdisciplinary academic education allows StREaM graduates to work in positions that require an understanding of both technology and economics, e. g., in the fields of product distribution, product development as well as in quality and environmental management. Another field of activity is consulting.