Business Informatics (B.Sc.)

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Are you interested in the planning, design and development of business information processing? Then the admission-free Bachelor of Business Informatics at the University of Würzburg is just right for you!

The Bachelor's degree programme in Business Informatics combines the methodological foundations of...

... business administration
... Economics
... and business informatics

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Profile of the degree programme

Structure of the bachelor's programme Business Informatics at the University of Würzburg

Information about the study programme

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Before starting your studies...

... you have the opportunity to take part in one of our Bachelor Orientation Tutorials (BOT). There you will receive valuable insights and information about the Bachelor's degree programme at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics before the start of the semester.

The aim is to deal with topics, questions and problems that experience has shown to occur particularly at the beginning of the degree programme and thus optimally prepare students for the start of their studies.

During your studies

In the first semesters, you will learn methodological basics, acquire basic business knowledge and gain initial insights into the core topics of computer science.

From the third semester onwards, you can set your own specialisations through mandatory electives modules. In addition, in the area of key qualifications, you can, for example, take courses in language and regional studies, work as a tutor or do internships. In the final semester, you will complete a written thesis.

Eine Gruppe Studierender sitzt gemeinsam im Ringpark.

A semester abroad...

... is guaranteed, but not mandatory! The 5th and 6th semesters are particularly suitable for a stay abroad. You can choose from a large number of different partner universities and have the courses you take abroad credited to your degree programme.

You can find more information about studying abroad on our International page.

Your perspectives

How to get your study place

Prerequisites:

Admission requirement is a university entrance qualification (e.g. Abitur, FOS/BOS 13)
Please note: There are special regulations for Germans with foreign educational certificates or prospective students with foreign citizenship and a foreign university entrance qualification. In this case, the application deadline is 15 July!

Enrolment:

The degree programme is admission-free without NC, i.e. from ~ 20 July you can simply enrol online for the start of the winter semester.
If you have any questions about enrolment, the staff at the Student Affairs will be happy to help you.

Legal framework for your studies

As a rule, the subject-specific regulations (FSB) that were in force when you started your studies apply to you. The subject-specific regulations (SFB), which are included in the appendix, contain all the modules that you can take during your studies.

General Study and Examination Regulations (ASPO)
Subject-specific regulations for the ASPO with the degree BACHELOR (FSB)
Supplementary regulations for the pool of general key qualifications (ASQ pool)

The module handbook relevant to you is based on the study and examination regulations applicable to you (see FSB and SFB).

Module descriptions and module handbooks

The module examinations in the compulsory subjects of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics take place twice a year for each course. You have the option of taking the examination at the end of the semester in which you attended the course or at the beginning of the following semester.

The module examinations for compulsory electives and key qualifications can usually be taken at the end of each semester.

Study where others go on holiday!

Whether it's sunbathing on the banks of the River Main, enjoying the vineyards or partying in the clubs - there are numerous leisure options here.

Students in Würzburg can enjoy the beauty that this city has to offer to the full. From the World Heritage Site of the Würzburg Residence, to the new university on Sanderring, to the beautiful banks of the Main with a view of the fortress - everything is within easy walking distance!

You can find even more information about studying and living in Würzburg in our Pageflow

FAQ's - Bachelor of Business Information Systems (B. Sc.) at the University of Würzburg

In addition to economics content, computer science-specific content also forms the foundation of the Business Information Systems degree program. The goal is to prepare students in the best possible way for future changes. Current studies show that graduates of business informatics are in demand on the job market, so that entry into numerous professional fields is possible.

Take the interest test at the University of Würzburg and find out!

The subject is open admission, i.e. anyone can enroll in the program regardless of their Abitur grade. In the first two semesters, students must show whether they are up to the demanding course of study. Those who are sure - "Business, that's my thing." - their performance at school will not stand in their way.

If you want to get involved besides your studies, the student organizations such as the student initiative ADF WiWi e.V., the student council, AISEC or the student stock exchange forum as well as working as a student assistant or tutor offer you the opportunity to actively participate in a lively campus.

The successful completion of the Bachelor's programme in Business and Economics qualifies you in particular for the following Master's programmes at the University of Würzburg:

For individual questions such as credit transfer, change of subject, double degree program and post-graduate studies, please contact the Student Office first to clarify formalities and then come back to our Student Advisory Service.