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Study programme

Business Informatics (Wirtschaftsinformatik) Bachelor of Science

Building bridges between business requirements and informatics

Digitalisation is becoming an increasing feature of processes in companies and administration. The interdisciplinary Business Informatics  programme combines business fundamentals with programming, software engineering, business software and IT security. You will learn to build bridges between business requirements and informatics and to improve work processes by deploying information technologies. An early professional practice semester and a final two-semester practical project will test your knowledge application in response to real-world demands. As a graduate, jobs are open to you in production companies, service companies or administration. Typical tasks are the conception and implementation of information systems, systems consulting for the optimisation of business processes, and working in sales or the training sector.

Why choose this programme

  • Project work right from the start of your studies

    Already on day one of the programme, interdisciplinary teams are formed with the informatics students that will accompany them in the introduction phase of their studies. An introduction to the IT infrastructure and small tasks along the way to developing automation chains prepare the teams for their first larger project assignment.
  • Open spaces for experimental learning

    In addition to smaller and larger projects in the context of the courses, extra-curricular working groups made up of students from different semesters, lecturers and technical staff provide an environment for joint experimentation to further develop the IT infrastructure.
  • Cooperation partnerships with regional companies

    In particular the one-year projects at the end of the study programme offer a good opportunity to work in a team on a practical task in cooperation with companies or organisations and to gain a small insight into the future work routine.

At home in different subject-specific cultures

Development of business applications in interdisciplinary projects

The main task of business informatics graduates is to design, introduce and support business application systems tailored to production companies, service companies or public administration. These include, for example, automated data analysis to support business decisions, production control based on sensor data, business process modelling and automation, development of interfaces to integrate existing information systems, development of document management systems, quality management systems or multimedia systems and the development of a selection process for software tools. These are just a few examples of a diverse range of professional applications.

Facts about the study programme

  • Degree of Studies

    Bachelor of Science
  • Study Form

    Full-time study
  • Term of Admission

    admission-free
  • Term of Admission

    Winter semester
  • Main Course Language

    German
  • Standard Period of Study

    7 Semester

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The best of Business Administration and Informatics

Get to know and combine both subject-specific cultures

The bachelor's programme in Business Informatics follows the principle of combining a sound educationall basis in informatics with the fundamentals of business and application knowledge. Emphasis is placed on an interdisciplinary education that enables students to solve problems at the interface of information technology and business administration issues. The focus is on the planning, development, implementation, economic use and, if necessary, integration of information and communication systems, as well as on social discourse. Business informatics specialists are expected to mediate between the different worlds of informatics and business administration.

Programme overview

Admission and application

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Business Informatics

If you have any questions we will be happy to help you Student Advisery Service, Head of Programme

Karin Vosseberg

Professorin für Informatik und Wirtschaftsinformatik, SK-Vorsitzende INF/WIN, PA-Vorsitzende DIIM

+49 4714823139