A global Master's Program in Management of Technology, where you build and learn across 3 economies

You will build your own venture in each term across Dubai, China, and Europe. As part of the program, students will also have the opportunity to complete a two month internship gaining first-hand experience with leading organizations around the world. The program aims to incorporate real-world experiences, fostering practical skills and global networking. Tetr has established partnerships with companies across various domains, offering students valuable hands-on practical experience. Our dedicated career support team is committed to assisting candidates in unlocking rewarding professional opportunities.

Host countries are selected for their business strengths and learning value. Dubai, China, and Europe create three complementary business ecosystems. In Dubai, students build consumer brands by identifying the right product, designing packaging, and launching digital campaigns. In China, students scale products by prototyping, partnering with manufacturers, and launching on major e-commerce platforms. In Europe, students create experience businesses around themes like food, culture, or travel through marketing and content creation. This global journey teaches students to build, scale, and adapt businesses across diverse markets.

Yes, 80% of our students benefit from financial aid. Tetr offers multiple need and merit-based scholarships. With our global banking partnerships, we ensure extensive financial support for all.

We have a personal career coach working with each candidate throughout the program to align their goals, whether they are building a startup or exploring roles. Builders receive venture check-ins, mentor and investor hours, support from customer discovery to MVP and go-to-market, and demo forums across Dubai, China, and Europe. Candidates exploring roles receive targeted coaching, resume and interview support, warm introductions to startups and growth companies, and access to live consulting stints during the year.

The program is structured as a four-month term in Dubai, followed by three-month terms in China and Europe respectively. In each term, students spend months in the classroom - combining core courses, venture building, live consulting projects, and market immersions - followed by a two month internship with a leading firm at the end of your academic year. Every term culminates in a demo forum where students showcase their progress and outcomes.

The Tetr Trial is a 65 minute, multi-section evaluation designed to test logical, verbal, numerical, and creative reasoning in English and Maths. It combines a gamified section, a short video interview, verbal and quantitative reasoning, and an abstract writing task. Together, these measure business acumen, problem-solving, critical thinking, and communication skills.

No. The Tetr Trial can only be taken once.

The full assessment lasts 65 minutes, with sections ranging from 5 to 20 minutes each.

The Tetr Trial is designed to be preparation-light. It evaluates thinking ability, creativity, and reasoning rather than rote knowledge. Familiarity with GMAT/GRE-style problem solving, critical reasoning, and reading comprehension may help, but applicants are not expected to use external prep material.

No. Each section is weighted differently, depending on what it measures. For example, the quantitative reasoning segment includes problem-solving and data interpretation, while the video interview focuses on communication, critical thinking, and business judgment.

That is fine. The assessment is timed, and scoring reflects both speed and accuracy. Applicants should aim to answer as many questions as possible, but incomplete sections will not automatically disqualify them.

Yes. Correctness and speed both influence the final score. Incorrect answers can lower the outcome in quantitative and verbal sections.

No. There is no fixed pass mark. The test provides a composite score across sections, which is reviewed alongside the full application.

No. The assessment is designed to be taken in one sitting without breaks.

If there is a technical issue or interruption, applicants should immediately contact the Admissions Team. The system will flag the issue, and the team will assist with re-activation or guidance.

Applicants with special needs can notify the Admissions Team in advance and provide documentation. Accommodations such as extra time or alternative formats may be arranged where appropriate.