The demand for qualified IT specialists is constantly increasing. The world of work in companies is becoming increasingly complex and specialization in just one area is often not enough. The Combination of computer science and business prepares you for the Bachelor's degree programs Business Informatics, Business Software Development and Business Analytics & AI as well as the Master IT & Business Informatics for a wide range of industries. From project management to marketing to service management - wherever IT skills are required, our graduates are there to help.
The Interaction between people, companies and IT is at the heart of business informatics. In order to be able to perform this bridging function skillfully, information technology, business management and scientific-mathematical skills are taught. In addition to the programming of systems themselves, the focus here is on determining the requirements for these systems. Which functions must be provided in order for the company to benefit economically? The development of internal information and communication systems is also part of business informatics.
As a link between computer science and business, graduates of this program are Bachelor's program true Allrounder in the company. Anyone who has studied business informatics knows how to use IT optimally.
6 Semester
extra occupational
Degree: BSc
The first two semesters are full-time studies. From the 3rd semester onwards, courses are taught in dual model This is organized as a work-study program in which you work in a training company three days a week. This means you complete your studies after 6 semesters with 1.5 years of professional experience.
6 Semester
Full-time & dual
Degree: BSc
Graduates of the Bachelor's program are used in the areas of Software and web development, data and information visualization sowie Data Science specially trained.
6 Semester
work-friendly
Degree: BSc
In this Master's program Graduates learn how to solve challenging operational tasks by innovative information and communication technologies for the effective and efficient design of company organizations.
3 semesters
extra occupational
Degree: Dipl.-Ing.
The Interaction between people, companies and IT is at the heart of business informatics. In order to be able to perform this bridging function skillfully, information technology, business management and scientific-mathematical skills are taught. In addition to the programming of systems themselves, the focus here is on determining the requirements for these systems. Which functions must be provided in order for the company to benefit economically? The development of internal information and communication systems is also part of business informatics.
CAMPUS 02 University of Applied Sciences
Department of IT & Business Informatics
Körblergasse 126, 8010 Graz
The Department of IT & Business Informatics is divided into Specialist areas with a corresponding focus on teaching and Research. The Combination of technical and economic content is reflected in the basic training of the Bachelor's degree in Business Informatics and continues in the Master's program IT & Business Informatics fort.
Bachelor's degree in Business Informatics
DI Dr. Thomas Dietinger, MBA
Our study programs offer a forward-looking academic education for the rapidly growing demand in the business world. The part-time or flexible organisational format allows our students to enter the professional field while studying. The Bachelor’s degree programs provide an excellent foundation for further Master’s studies, such as the part-time Master’s in IT & Business Informatics leading to a diploma as a Chartered Engineer.
Head of IT & Business Informatics
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