Program Overview

Wirtschaftsinformatik Bachelor Program

The Wirtschaftsinformatik (Business Informatics) bachelor program at WU offers a unique combination of IT and business skills, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of modern information systems and their application in business processes.

Program Overview

The program focuses on the intersection of business and digital technology, enabling students to develop innovative digital solutions, shape IT landscapes, and optimize business processes. With a strong emphasis on practical application and theoretical foundations, the program prepares students for a career in the dynamic and innovative field of business informatics.

Curriculum

The curriculum includes a range of courses, such as:

• Data and Knowledge Engineering
• Information Systems
• Business Administration
• Bachelor Thesis

Students can also choose from various specializations, including:

• Business Information Systems
• Data Science
• Knowledge Management

Individualization

The program offers various opportunities for individualization, including:

• Specializations: Students can choose from a range of specializations to deepen their knowledge in a specific area.
• Complementary subjects: Students can select complementary subjects to broaden their knowledge and gain new perspectives.
• Courses Abroad: Students can participate in exchange programs, international short programs, or online initiatives to gain international experience.
• Free elective courses: Students can choose from a range of free elective courses to pursue their interests and passions.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Wirtschaftsinformatik program have excellent career prospects, with opportunities in:

• Data analysis
• Software engineering
• IT management
• Consulting

The program also provides a solid foundation for further academic studies, such as a master's degree in Digital Economy.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What distinguishes the Wirtschaftsinformatik program from a classical computer science program? The Wirtschaftsinformatik program is characterized by its strong practical orientation and business focus, which sets it apart from a classical computer science program.
• What is an "IT-oriented specialization"? An IT-oriented specialization is a specialization that focuses on information technologies, such as business information systems, data science, or knowledge management.
• How important are prior programming skills and mathematics? Prior programming skills and mathematics are not required, as the necessary skills are taught in the program. However, a basic understanding of mathematics and programming can be beneficial.

Downloads

• Bachelor brochure WISO (PDF, 6.30 MB)
• Study plan (PDF, 0.93 MB)
• Schedule WINF (PDF, 171 KB)

Accreditation

The Wirtschaftsinformatik program is accredited by:

• EQUIS
• AACSB
• AMBA