Business Informatics (MSc)
A comprehensive Master's programme integrating computer science, business administration, and mathematics to address digital transformation.
Best for:Best for students with a background in Business Informatics, Computer Science, or Business Administration seeking advanced interdisciplinary training.
Overview
The Master of Science in Business Informatics at Marburg University is a full-time, four-semester programme designed to equip students with advanced technical and analytical skills. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of disciplines, including computer science, mathematics, and business administration, with a strong emphasis on the requirements of the modern digital professional world. Students engage in practical software projects, seminars on scientific literature, and an independent Master's thesis. The programme offers significant flexibility, allowing students to tailor their studies through a wide variety of elective modules.
What you'll do
- Complete 120 ECTS credits across compulsory and elective modules in business, computer science, and mathematics.
- Participate in a year-long software project focusing on team-based management and quality assurance.
- Engage in seminar modules to critically evaluate and compare current scientific research.
- Conduct an independent research project for the Master's thesis under faculty supervision.
- Apply scientific principles to solve complex problems in business informatics.
Requirements
Degree required: BSc in Business Informatics, Computer Science, Business Administration, or a comparable degree.
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English (C1) or English (B1) with German (DSH-2).
Instruction: English and German
- Documented in-depth knowledge in computer science, mathematics, and business informatics.
- English proficiency at C1 level (CEFRL) or B1 level with DSH-2 German proficiency.
- Completion of at least 144 ECTS points at the time of application.
- Must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA.
- Must meet the eligibility assessment criteria set by the university.
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Applications must be submitted via the uni-assist portal or the university's official application website. Applicants must provide proof of their academic qualifications and language proficiency as part of the eligibility assessment.
- Bachelor's degree certificate
- Academic transcripts
- Language proficiency certificate
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