An undergraduate degree (BA/BSc) with at least 60 credits in Information Systems, including: Foundations of Information Systems and Their Role in Organisations and Society, Systems Analysis and Design, Data and Business Process Modelling, Database Design and Software Development. If the applicant's courses do not explicitly match the names listed above, they should include a course syllabus (or equivalent documentation) in their application to demonstrate how they meet the specific requirements. English course 6/English level 2 (advanced proficiency)
Information systems (IS) serve as a bridge between technology and human activities. In this programme, you will explore how Information Technologies (IT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used to achieve strategic goals and how Business Intelligence (BI) empowers organisations to make informed decisions. You will gain a deeper understanding of the broader business context of information systems, the impact of digitalisation on organisations and the interaction between IT, innovation and sustainability.
Our focus is on the digital transformation of society and human activities, examining both the process and its effect on users and organisations. Other topics covered are: decision management and decision automation, business intelligence, green and sustainable IS, strategic management and information systems and artificial intelligence.
The courses are designed to apply theory, models and tools to real-world, complex cases. You will also learn how to participate in and lead information systems-related change and innovation projects in both national and international contexts.