Software Engineering
Connect architecture and delivery decisions to market, cost and growth.
Coller Deep-Tech MBA
A two-year hybrid MBA in English designed for experienced technology, engineering and research professionals who want to add business strategy, commercialization and leadership capabilities without leaving their technical careers behind.
Technical depth gives you a way of seeing systems, evidence and constraints that cannot be taught in a boardroom. It is your foundation.
As responsibility grows, the decisions around technology become broader: where to invest, how to commercialize, what to prioritize and how to lead. This MBA adds that business judgment to the expertise you already own.

The program starts with the expertise already in the room—and builds the commercial and leadership range around it.
Who it’s built for
Not a generic MBA audience. A multidisciplinary cohort grounded in complex technologies, scientific work and real product development.
Connect architecture and delivery decisions to market, cost and growth.
Evaluate AI opportunities through product, strategy and commercial value.
Lead security innovation with a sharper view of customers, risk and markets.
Turn analytical insight into decisions that move products and organizations.
Translate rigorous discovery into priorities, partnerships and real-world application.
Navigate the path from scientific progress to a viable, scalable organization.
Align clinical value, regulation, product development and adoption.
Add financial and organizational judgment to technical product leadership.
Understand the commercial systems around complex physical products and supply.
Build the strategic range to lead across science, investment and execution.
Strengthen the business layer around the technology you are already building.
The added layer
These are not course labels. They are practical capabilities for decisions that begin where a technical brief ends.
Read markets, weigh trade-offs and choose where technical organizations should focus.
Lead multidisciplinary teams without losing the depth that earned their trust.
Build a credible route from technical proof to customer adoption and revenue.
Create the conditions that move strong ideas through complex organizations.
Recognize how technical advantage can be protected, valued and deployed.
Test the business logic around new technology before committing resources.
Understand how investors assess risk, evidence, scale and long-term value.
Connect technical roadmaps to users, positioning and business outcomes.
Program structure
The structure makes it possible to keep developing your career while completing a rigorous MBA. It does not remove the commitment.
Core learning is delivered primarily online, supported by six mandatory intensive weeks on campus in Tel Aviv. Candidates should plan for both the academic workload and the on-campus requirement.
Assess your fit for the structure

From invention to adoption
Technical excellence is essential. It is not sufficient on its own. Impact also depends on the decisions that surround the technology: who it serves, how it is funded, what protects it, how teams execute and whether a market is ready to adopt it.
The MBA is the business layer between technical capability and scaled impact.
Tel Aviv ecosystem
Tel Aviv is presented here as a working professional ecosystem—not a destination. It is where research, engineering, capital and commercial execution meet at close range.
Institutional trust
Coller School of Management
International academic environment
AACSB AccreditedQualification
The program is designed for people whose professional identity is already rooted in technology, engineering, science or research—and who are ready to carry broader business responsibility.
It is not designed as a generic route into business or as an invitation to abandon a technical career.
Start with alignment
Tell us about your technical background and what you want to add to it. This is an enquiry—not a promise of admission or career outcomes.
Clear answers
No. The program is hybrid and includes six mandatory on-campus weeks in Tel Aviv.
Professionals from engineering, technology, science and research backgrounds.
The hybrid structure is designed for professionals with active careers, but candidates should assess whether they can meet the academic and on-campus requirements.
Yes.
No. It develops business, leadership and commercialization capabilities but does not guarantee employment, promotion or executive roles.