M.Sc. in Business Informatics Semi-Elective Area
In the semi-elective area, you’ll deepen your knowledge and refine your personal profile. Choose from a variety of modules and focus on specific areas based on your interests and strengths.
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Semi-Elective Area
In the semi-elective area, you can delve deeper into specific areas of focus within Information Systems as well as the two additional pillars of Computer Science and Management. From this point on, you can refine your academic profile in a targeted manner and specialize according to your interests and strengths.
The required elective track is structured as follows:
- Information Systems: Choose 4 modules from the available options
- Computer Science: Choose 3 modules from the available options
- Management: Choose 3 modules from the Master’s in Management program.
Modules in the Semi-Elective Area
Business Informatics
Students must select four modules from the course offerings.
| Modules | Recommended Semester |
|---|---|
| IS in Action | 1st Semester |
| Enterprise Content Management Systems | 2nd Semester |
| Hands On Digital Management Research | 2nd Semester |
| Seminar Application Project | 2nd Semester |
| AI in Action | 3rd Semester |
| Ethically Aligned Technology | 3rd Semester |
| Research Project IS* | 3rd Semester |
* Note: The module “Hands-on Digital Management Research” must be completed beforehand.
Computer Science
Students must select three modules from the course offerings.
| Modules | Recommended Semester |
|---|---|
| Practical Introduction to Programming with Python | 1st Semester |
| Introduction to Artificial Intelligence | 1st Semester |
| Software Development Management | 1st Semester |
| Data Exploration and Visualization | 2nd Semester |
| Predictive Analytics | 2nd Semester |
| Networks, Servers and Containers | 3rd Semester |
Management
You may select three modules from the Master’s degree program in Management. The foundational and required modules, as well as the specialization seminars, are excluded from this selection.
To get a good overview of the modules, check out the Study Guide for the Master’s degree program in Management.