The purpose of the information systems discipline is the development and application of theory, concepts, models, methods, and tools for the analysis and the design of information systems in business and administration. As an interdisciplinary discipline, it addresses the need for integrating computer science and management in order to successfully identify and evaluate technological opportunities. Information system specialists can contribute to the technological and digital transformation and shape the resulting change processes.
The main purpose of the Master's program in Information Systems is to qualify graduates to design, implement, and analyze complex information systems. This includes the design of systems providing management decision support based on the analysis of data available to organizations.
For a comprehensive description of the program, please refer to the degree program documentation:
- Degree program documentation for the master's program in Information Systems (PDF, German)

