| Degree awarded | Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) |
|---|---|
| Duration and credits | 6 semesters; 180 ECTS credits |
| Starts in | October (winter semester) |
| Language of instruction | German |
Digital business models and leveraging IT for strategic competitiveness require expertise in the fields of business, economics and information technology. In the B.Sc. Information Systems degree programme, you can choose one of two focus areas.
Graduates have access to a wide range of occupational areas at the interface of economics and information technology. You will be able to work in German and multinational companies or public-sector organisations alike, taking on a wide array of jobs and responsibilities, such as strategy development for digital business models or organisational and process design while working in a variety of roles e.g. in IT management, as a data scientist or software project manager. For instance, placing a focus on the area of "data-driven business" will equip you with the know-how to devise and develop strategies for value creation on the basis of digital data. The programme also provides specialised support and advice for working for a start-up companies or for setting up your own business.
You can choose from two thematic paths as you proceed through the programme. This gives you plenty of flexibility to shape your study profile according to your needs and interests.
Module area A: Foundations
The Foundations area covers introductory modules from economics, quantitative methods, computer science, law and information systems.
Module area B: Information Systems Focus
In module area B, you will choose either "Data-Driven Business" or "Information Systems Development and Management" as your focus.
Module area C: Consolidation
In module area C, you can choose deepen your knowledge in one of the following areas according to your interests:
Module area D: English for Business/Economics
In module area D you will receive English language training (business and economics track).
Module area E: Seminar
In preparation for the bachelor's dissertation, you will write your first own research paper in a seminar.
Bachelor's dissertation and bachelor's colloquium
In the bachelor's dissertation, you will work independently on a research question using scientific methods. During the colloquium you will have the opportunity to present your results and receive feedback.
This degree programme starts in the October (winter semester) each year.
Prospective students with a higher education entrance qualification from Germany or the EEA region (e.g. German Abitur or the Austrian Matura) can enrol directly for this degree programme during the enrolment period.
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