Practical
They can apply their newly acquired knowledge directly in the company.

As an independent interdisciplinary field, business informatics combines the content and methods of business administration and computer science. This enables problems to be successfully solved and complex systems to be adapted, further developed and maintained.
Business informatics provides answers to questions by helping companies to organise their internal and external information and communication flows.
The work of business IT specialists takes place at the interfaces between specialist and IT departments and requires the ability to think in an interdisciplinary way.
In the dual study programmeyou can optimally combine practice and theory. You get to know both sides and can apply your newly acquired knowledge in practice or discuss questions from your day-to-day work at the university. By alternating between the study phase at the university and the practical phase at the company, theoretical knowledge can be put into practice straight away.
The dual study programme in Business Informatics comprises 6 semesters and is structured in such a way that periods at the university and at the practice partner take place alternately:
Lecture period
4 days of study at Fulda University of Applied Sciences
possibly 1 practical day at the practice partner*
Examination period
Practical days at the practice partner
Time off for examination days
Lecture-free period
Practical days with the practice partner
* is determined by the practice partner in the study contract
The final semester is completed entirely at the company as part of a practical phase and the writing of the final thesis.
What does the dual study programme include?
In addition to a solid basic education in the subject areas of business administration and computer science, the degree programme provides students with skills in the social sciences and law - there is also the option of setting individual specialisations. The strong practical orientation of the degree programme is reflected not only in the content, but also in the form of the courses. In addition to lectures, the programme focuses on student presentations, group work and practical projects.
University entrance qualification
Applicants who have not obtained their higher education entrance qualification at a German-speaking institution must provide proof of German language proficiency at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (DSH-2 or equivalent).
Study contract with a company with which the university has concluded a cooperation agreement
With German educational certificates: 15 April to 30 September
With foreign educational certificates: 1 March to 30 September

As the practice partners invest in your training, the chances of being taken on by many companies are very good. After completing the dual degree programme in Business Informatics, you will have excellent career prospects, as you will have relevant practical experience in addition to your theoretical knowledge. This makes you the ideal candidate for direct entry into a responsible position in a company, as there is hardly a business process that is not supported by IT.
Business IT specialists plan and develop operational information and communication systems, implement them and maintain them. To do this, they analyse the business processes and organisational structures of companies and administrations.

Applied Computer Science (Master)

Dual Study Programme, Placement Officer Global Software Development

General Business Administration

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