Information Systems M.Sc.

The Master of Science in Information Systems program is designed for graduates with bachelor's degrees in business informatics, computer science, business administration, or related fields like the digital economy. This practice- and research-oriented program focuses on understanding and communicating the implications of digital transformation for both businesses and society. It equips students with the skills to assess current business processes and model new ones, integrating technical expertise with business administration knowledge.

Curriculum

The program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to bridge the gap between technical skills and business application. Students can choose between a standard 4-semester track or a 6-semester option that includes an integrated practical semester. The curriculum emphasizes assessing and communicating the impact of digital transformation, analyzing business processes, and developing professional presentation skills for project results. The final assessment includes module examinations and a Master's thesis with a colloquium.

1. Year 1
   • Modules related to business process analysis and modeling
   • Modules focusing on digital transformation implications
   • Courses on IT and business strategy
2. Year 2
   • Advanced topics in Information Systems
   • Project work and presentation skills development
   • Master's Thesis
3. Optional Practical Semester
   • Integrated practical project work in self-organized teams

Careers

Graduates of the Information Systems M.Sc. program are prepared for a variety of roles in the professional world, leveraging their combined technical and business expertise. The program fosters skills relevant to the digital transformation impacting businesses and society.

• Business Analysts
• IT Consultants
• System Architects
• Project Managers
• Digital Transformation Specialists