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Business Informatics MSc

The Economic Informatics MSc program is designed to equip students with a deep understanding of both economic and informatics topics, enabling them to connect these two fields in their work.

Program Details

• Education level: Master's degree
• Training area: Informatics
• Training schedule: Living room
• Language of instruction: Hungarian
• Training time: 4 semesters
• Start of training: February, September
• Point limit (most recent): 70
• Form of financing: State scholarship, self-funded
• Amount of out-of-pocket costs: HUF 600,000/semester
• Possibility of further education: PhD

Why Choose This Program?

This program is ideal for those interested in both informatics and economic, corporate analysis issues, as well as the application of informatics systems in companies.

Admission Requirements

• The prerequisite for admission to the master's program is a bachelor's degree in a relevant field (e.g., bachelor's degree in economic informatics).
• For graduates of other bachelor's programs, a minimum of 70 credits in relevant subjects is required, with the possibility of completing up to 30 missing credits during the first two semesters of the master's program.

Program Content

The master's program aims to prepare students for high-level economic informatics activities, focusing on integrated corporate management systems and economic analysis. The curriculum covers:

• Knowledge of natural sciences (operational research, multivariate statistics)
• Economic knowledge (finances, management accounting, controlling, e-law, project management)
• Knowledge of computer science and software engineering (data security, data mining techniques, networked databases)
• Business management informatics, economic analysis informatics

Specializations

Students can choose from two specializations:

• Business management IT specialization (Hungarian language)
• Specialization of Analytical Business Intelligence (English language subjects)

Financing Options

The program is available in both state-funded and self-financed forms. Students can apply for university scholarships to cover part of the tuition fees. There are also opportunities for social support, performance-based scholarships, and other forms of financial aid.