Business Informatics
Business Informatics
Steckbrief
Studienabschluss Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Zugangsbeschränkung No restricted admission Zulassungsvoraussetzung University entrance qualification orrelevant subject-related matriculation standard Regelstudienzeit 7 Semesters Studienbeginn Winter-/Sommersemester Application deadline Applicants with German university entrance certificate (Abitur) an der OVGU winter semester: 15 September Applicants with German university entrance certificate (Abitur) an der OVGU summer semester: 15 March Applicants with international secondary school leaving certificate über uni-assist winter semester: 15 July Applicants with international secondary school leaving certificate über uni-assist summer semester: 15 January
Objectives
The University of Magdeburg considers business information specialists to be creative professionals, comparable with engineers or architects. Many of our students see themselves as communicative and creative people who acquire technical and creative skills through their studies that will later equip them to build new and better information systems with and for users. The programme corresponds in terms of structure to the three major areas of competency of the business information specialist, which we call Understand, Design and Apply
- Understand means familiarising yourself with both the needs of organisations and the possibilities of modern information technology.
- Design means devising and building IT solutions that not only meet technical requirements, but also feature a high level of aesthetic and ergonomic quality.
- Apply denotes the targeted use of IT solutions in organisations to enable them to work more successfully.
A third of the programme can be freely chosen, which means that our students are able to develop their own personal interests.
Majors
- Informatik/Wirtschaftsinformatik (Wahlpflichtbereich)
- Wirtschaft (Wahlpflichtbereich)
Berufliche Perspektiven
Business information specialists develop and implement IT solutions that effectively support business organisation. They are versatile and can specialise in a wide variety of directions. The central point of interest is the targeted interaction between people, their roles in organisations, the services provided and the use of IT. Business information specialists thus take a central role in modern companies which (like IT) it is no longer possible to imagine without them. They bring together many skills that the graduates of traditional courses of study only possess in isolation in relation to their specialisms. In this way they are far better able to meet the demands of modern, IT-driven businesses and can seek out attractive employers.