The Master of Science in Information Systems Management (Wirtschaftsinformatik) at TU Berlin focuses on the increasing importance of digitalization in the economy. This program equips you with advanced technical expertise in computer science, combined with essential economic and business knowledge. Taught primarily in English, it allows for specialization through a wide range of elective modules, preparing you for a competitive global job market. The curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical application, including team projects and the opportunity to pursue a Master's thesis linked to current research.
The four-semester Master's program includes a main area of specialization, compulsory elective modules, and a Master's thesis. You can deepen your knowledge in information systems management, computer science, or economics. The program structure includes modules that combine lectures, tutorials, seminars, and practical projects, with credits awarded based on workload. Specialization can be achieved through thematic study fields or optional 'Tracks' for a certified specialization.
Graduates of the Information Systems Management program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in the rapidly evolving IT sector. The program's interdisciplinary approach ensures you have the technical and business acumen to design and implement IT-based business processes in both private and public sectors.
The relevance of prior degree programs and the equivalence of academic achievements are determined by the Central University Administration based on a recommendation from the examination board. Specific criteria are detailed in the program's application and admission regulations.
While tuition fees are generally waived for degree programs, there may be semester contribution fees that cover student services and administration.
There are no tuition fees for Master's programs at TU Berlin. However, you will need to pay semester contribution fees, which cover student services and administration.
The program has a standard duration of four semesters, totaling 120 credit points.
The Information Systems Management program is taught primarily in English.
You need a first professional degree (Bachelor's or equivalent) closely related to Information Systems Management. Specific credit point requirements include 12 CP in Analysis and Linear Algebra, 36 CP in Computer Science, and 18 CP in Economics and Business.
The application period for English-taught Master's programs is typically from April 1st to May 15th for both summer and winter intakes.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as IT Consultant, System Analyst, Project Manager (IT), Business Intelligence Analyst, Data Scientist, and Information Architect.