Admission requirements

You need to have the general higher education entrance qualification (A-levels), the subject-related higher education entrance qualification, or any other education recognized as equivalent, such as a completed training with three years of work experience or a completed advanced training course.

In addition, current professional activity or a position within the context of in-company training, a trainee program, or a voluntary service is required. If you are currently not employed but plan to take up a position, the study advisory service is available to jointly assess your individual admission chances.

Details

The Bachelor's programme in Business Informatics (B.Sc.) at FOM University is designed for those who wish to combine knowledge in the fields of business and computer science in an interdisciplinary manner. It offers a high practical relevance and prepares students for digital transformation processes and the planning of digital strategies.

A flexible study structure, supported by online lectures, enables students to tailor their education to their personal circumstances and thus directly apply theoretical knowledge into practice. The teaching contents span over seven semesters and cover basic principles such as Supply Chain Management and Controlling, as well as technological expertise in IT architectures and operating systems.

Business Informatics Basics
Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science
Programming Concepts
Management Fundamentals
Time and Self-Management
Quantitative Methods in Computer Science
Databases
Business and IT Law
Procurement & Production
Academic Writing
Algorithms and Data Structures
Concepts of Dynamic Programming Languages
Business Process Management & Automation
Accounting & Controlling
Project Management
Software Engineering
IT Infrastructure
Business Information Systems & E-Business
Project: ERP
Digital Transformation
Big Data & Data Science
Operating Systems
Business Applications of AI
Project: Research Methods
ESG - Sustainability
Technology Trends & Innovation Management
Information Security & Data Protection
Information and IT Management
Project: Application Development
Exposé
Thesis/Colloquium

Graduates are able to link operational issues with technological solutions and are prepared for tasks in project management, business intelligence, business process management, the implementation of application systems, database management, as well as information and security management.