Business Computing (B. Sc.)

Welcome

The digitalization of companies is progressing on a daily basis, which means that employees are needed who understand how companies operate and are able to use new technologies. The Business Informatics degree course is geared towards this need and trains computer scientists who understand business contexts and processes (so-called business processes) and are able to analyse and digitize them.

A semester abroad is possible and is supported by TH Wildau's extensive network of partner institutions.

The Bachelor's program forms the basis for subsequent Master's programs.

Key Facts

Study Objectives

The Bachelor's degree programme in Business Computing (B. Sc.) is an interdisciplinary degree programme consisting of the three subject areas of Business Administration, Computer Science and specific core areas of Business Computing. Graduates combine specialised knowledge and competences from all three fields and thus perform an important interface function. The aims of the training include:

•     Acquisition of basic economic knowledge,
•     Acquisition of basic IT skills including programming,
•     skills in modelling and automating business processes,
•     Strengthening social skills for teamwork and successful project management.

Study Contents

Fundamentals:

In the first three semesters of the programme, you will learn the basics of computer science (e.g. software development), business informatics (e.g. business process management, business intelligence), business administration, mathematics and project management.

Specialisations and Projects:

In the 4th and 5th semesters, you have the opportunity to choose between different specialisations. At least one specialisation must be chosen from the Business Computing degree programme. The second specialisation can also be chosen from another subject. You can find an overview of all possible specialisations on this website.

Final Semester:

An internship in the last semester gives you first insights into the respective professional fields.

The recognised degree is then awarded with a successful Bachelor's thesis.

Career Prospects

As the interface between business administration and computer science, Business Computing offers many areas of application, including in:

•     Technology companies,
•     production and service companies in the private sector,
•     state or federal authorities, associations,
•     management consultancies, banks, municipalities, counties,
•     but also in self-employment.

Preparation courses

We recommend checking in good time as to whether it is useful for you to participate in study preparation courses prior to commencing your studies. Online tests in the subjects of mathematics, physics, information technology and technical mechanics will help you come to a decision. Prior knowledge in these subjects is an important basis for various study modules and therefore necessary for the success of your studies in light of past experience.

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