
This graduate-level microprogram focuses on information technologies (IT), offering a specialized education through structured exchanges with industry leaders. It's designed for those seeking to deepen their expertise in IT without committing to a full doctoral program. The program bridges research and practice, providing advanced, applicable skills for organizational or research settings. It explores current IT research themes, including strategic IT management, AI, digital transformation, and agile project management, with opportunities to develop research methodologies and projects.
The program requires 9 credits, consisting of 2 mandatory seminars (6 credits) and 1 specialization seminar (3 credits). Students can also choose other relevant 3rd-cycle courses with approval.
A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 out of 4.3 is required. If the previous university mandates a higher GPA for graduate admissions, that higher GPA applies. Admission is competitive, and capacity is limited.
The amounts indicated are approximate and do not include insurance, materials, accommodation, or other expenses. Detailed per-credit fees are available in the fee schedule (PDF).