Digital Processes and Technologies part time, full time
- Degree
- Master
- Master
- Standard period of study (amount)
- 3 semesters
- Location
- Stuttgart
- Deadlines
- No information
Overview and admission
Study Type
graduate
Admission semester
Summer and Winter Semester
Area of study
- Computer Science
- Software Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Information Systems and Management
- Data Science
Target group
Students with an above-average degree in business informatics, applied informatics or a comparable course of study with at least 7 semesters and 210 credit points (ECTS) as well as interest and demonstrable competence in the following areas:
Programming (knowledge of at least 1 object-oriented programming language), software engineering, databases, mathematical basics. Useful, but not essential, is further IT/computer science knowledge.
Programming (knowledge of at least 1 object-oriented programming language), software engineering, databases, mathematical basics. Useful, but not essential, is further IT/computer science knowledge.
Annotation
Digitisation - the magic word of the 21st century in all areas of life - needs skilled workers. These specialists must have a foothold in computer science or business informatics, but also know the processes they are supposed to digitise - the whole thing combined with a dash of creativity. Because only the interaction of knowledge from all three areas makes it possible to think processes with digital technologies in a completely new way. Who wouldn't be thrilled if the furniture delivery wasn't announced sometime between 8am and 2pm, but between 9:30 and 9:45? Or if citizens could carry out all interactions with the public administration online?
Admission modus
Selection procedure / qualifying examination
Lecture period
- Winter semester 2026/2027: 19.09.2026 - 12.02.2027
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, lecture times will most likely change this year. - Summer semester 2027: 16.03.2027 - 16.07.2027
Tuition fees
Tuition fees
Languages of instruction
Main language
German
Further languages
English