Information Systems

Overview

With the Bachelor's in Information Systems, you will acquire exciting knowledge in the fields of business & information processing systems. Whether Programming, Hacking & IT Security, or E-Business - the Bachelor of Business Informatics brings you closer to various subject areas and thus combines the basics of business administration with current trends & challenges of business informatics.

If you are studying Business Informatics, your studies will be strongly oriented toward the current industry change with consulting projects, workshops, and experienced lecturers from the business world. You will also gain your first professional experience through integrated internships at home or abroad.

Driving forward the conception and analysis of information processing systems, getting to know IT trends better, or recognizing market interrelationships - the Business Informatics course provides you with the knowledge you need to become a sought-after specialist in national and international companies.

With exciting lectures in the areas of management fundamentals (business studies & economics), basic skills (rhetoric & project management) as well as industry-specific focal points, the course provides you with a business management basis with individual focus. For example, lectures are offered in the areas of digital business, data science, or software engineering.

What exactly does a Data Scientist do?

Huge amounts of data are created through the multitude of interactions. Companies have realized that data is a key success factor. Customer information such as purchase behavior, and transactional, demographic, and geographic data help companies optimize and target customer experiences. At Acxiom, the ISM students were able to learn about digital data consulting and the use of geo-coordinates or cluster analyses. This an exciting insight into the many ways to analyze, combine and use data.