The language of the programme is English. In higher semesters, modules can be selected in German.
It is young, interdisciplinary and has a global future: The discipline of information systems is one of the most important disciplines of the 21st century. Computers and the Internet have changed not only our everyday life worldwide but also our working world. International IT specialists in information systems are in greater demand today than ever before. They have the best career opportunities not only in the field of information technology but also in business and administration. With their specialist knowledge and international skill set, graduates can be employed in a wide variety of fields globally.
Study International Information Systems in Augsburg
In addition to practice-oriented knowledge in the areas of software development and modelling, the course of studies also provides the business management know-how required for project planning and implementation of application-oriented IT solutions. Moreover, the course of studies imparts the skills to successfully manage projects in an international environment and to be able to act confidently in intercultural working environments. This is guaranteed by courses held in English, the culturally mixed student body, the teaching of intercultural skills and the possibility of semesters abroad in various partner universities. Due to a high proportion of subject-related electives, there are very good opportunities to determine the main focus of studies according to personal interests. In addition, skills such as teamwork, project management and presentation techniques are specially trained — so nothing stands in the way of an optimal international career start!
The two-semester orientation programme imparts basic knowledge in the fields of information systems, computer science and business administration. Students learn computer basics, software development, databases, statistics and accounting. Technical English and foreign language skills are also in focus. International students learn German, and German students learn a second foreign language from the range offered by the university's language centre.
From the third semester onwards, the specialisation phase begins in the four subject areas. The curriculum now includes customising and programming information systems, data analytics and applied artificial intelligence. Business management knowledge is extended by knowledge from the areas of controlling, production & logistics, finance and e-business. The students bring their foreign language skills to a higher level.
The degree programme is generally taught in English. In higher semesters, modules are also offered in German. This gives international students the opportunity to use and improve their German language skills.
In the fifth semester, in addition to further specialisation, students will be able to apply what they have learned in an internship semester. Within the framework of larger IT projects in companies, students have the opportunity to independently put their acquired know-how into practice.
The elective courses that are offered in the intensification phase during the last two semesters give the students the opportunity to choose modules that match their aptitudes and later career expectations. The offer is adapted by the faculty to the current requirements.
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When planning your studies in Germany, you need to ensure that you have the necessary financial resources. According to statistics, students in Germany spend between 900 EUR and 1,200 EUR per month on living costs. Prices differ significantly between cities in Germany. This is just a guideline – you might get by with less money, or you could possibly spend more in larger cities.
If you would like to see an overview of the estimated living costs of an international student in Germany, click here.
Further information can be found under "Application and Admission".
Selection procedure via an aptitude test:
You can finance some of your costs by working while studying. Please observe the legal regulations. You can find information regarding part-time jobs for students on the Augsburg Student Services website.
Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg does not have its own dormitory or halls of residence. However, organisations such as the Student Welfare and Housing Association (Studierendenwerk) provide the university with a certain number of rooms. The average rent for a "Studierendenwerk" room is between 290 EUR and 400 EUR per month.
The Career Service International is a special offer for international students who complete their entire studies at Augsburg University of Applied Sciences (i.e. degree students). Regardless of whether you want to do a practical semester, collaborate with a company for your thesis or start your career, you will receive support as well as helpful information and tips here!
With over 7,900 students, the Augsburg Technical University of Applied Sciences is one of the largest in Bavarian Swabia. With over 150 professors and more than 300 tutors, we use the latest teaching methods and equipment to provide students with the best education in science, technology and the arts.
The commitment of over 290 academic support staff and our state-of-the-art laboratories, workshops and lecture halls all contribute to excellent conditions for research and teaching. Professors, assistants and students work together in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect. The contribution of each individual contributes to the success of the institution as a whole. As a modern university, we stand for innovation, creativity and progress.
Augsburg is conveniently situated in the heart of Bavaria, making it an attractive location for both business and research. The central position of our university in Augsburg makes us an ideal focal point for creating a communication network between the economy, society and politics. For directions and a map of our university, click here.
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