Digital Sciences

Bachelor's degree in a relevant course of study.

A course is relevant if it contains at least 80 ECTS computer science or information science content from the following subject areas:

1. Theoretical computer science, formal languages, automata, digital technology.
2. Programming, programming paradigms, algorithms, algorithms, mobile computing, software technology, software engineering.
3. Web development, web technologies, web-based applications.
4. Human-computer interaction, development of interactive systems.
5. Knowledge organization.
6. Digital information society, IT & society, media informatics & society, information ethics.
7. Information visualization, information development.
8. Information in companies, information management, process management, knowledge management.
9. Data modeling.
10. Data analysis, information analysis, business intelligence, business analytics, decision support.
11. Data mining, artificial intelligence.
12. Information research, information retrieval, search engine technology.
13. Database systems, information systems, ERP systems, application systems.
14. Information law, data protection law, law in the computer science.
15. Media technology and production, audiovisual media, computer graphics and animation.
16. Communication technology and networks.
17. Operating systems, distributed systems, computer architectures.
18. IT operations, identity management, service management, virtualization, service architectures, IT security, IT architecture management.
19. IT controlling.

You can apply if you have not yet completed your studies, but will probably complete it before the start of the master’s course.