Overview
A combination of informatics and business administration, a purpose-built foundation in mathematics and relevant specialist courses – all of this is on offer in the bachelor's program in Information Systems at the Technical University of Munich.
In the business world and in management, the integration of economic, technical, and social aspects is of central importance. Amid the productive tensions between people, organizations, economics, and information and communication technology, specialists in information systems help shape the information society.
The discipline of Information Systems deals with the application of information and communication technology in companies and business administration. The emphasis lies on the analysis and design of value-adding business processes and associated IT infrastructure. This involves designing business processes and models, developing innovative information systems, assisting with planning, decision-making and cooperation, as well as information and knowledge management.
Which further expertise and skills will I acquire?
In Information Systems, the Technical University of Munich places a strong emphasis on competency in informatics. You study at one of the biggest and most highly renowned faculties of informatics in Germany. With 30 professors, you will find competent tutors regarding all discipline-related topics. Further to which, business administration is taught at the Technical University of Munich in a manner oriented toward technology and management so that it dovetails seamlessly with the study of Information Systems.
As a graduate, not only do you therefore possess a sound knowledge of mathematics and informatics, but you can also purposefully apply your knowledge in practice. You are able to develop and maintain information systems and business processes in corporations.
Which professional opportunities can I take up with this qualification?
After your degree, numerous opportunities arise, whether in the form of direct employment at a corporation, freelance work, or the continuation of your studies. The next stage is the master's degree and, thereafter, a doctorate. Should you decide to embark on a professional career after the successful completion of your degree, you can take up employment as a systems and applications specialist, project manager, information manager or consultant specializing in IT. Graduates of the Technical University of Munich pursue leadership positions in IT and corporate management.
Structure
The bachelor's program in Information Systems is structured around the specialties of informatics, information systems, economics, as well as mathematics and methodological foundations. The knowledge acquired in this way is expanded upon in complementary elective subjects, project work, and internships.
The degree concludes with the bachelor's project and bachelor’s thesis in the sixth semester.
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Admissions
Selection takes place through an aptitude assessment procedure. Aptitude assessment is a two-part procedure evaluating your ability to successfully manage the particular qualitative requirements of the bachelor’s program.
In the first stage, your overall secondary school grades, your grades in subject-specific courses, and any relevant practical experience or additional qualifications will be evaluated using a point system. Depending on the amount of points accumulated, applicants are either immediately admitted, rejected or invited to take a written test.