Information Systems: Managing Digitalisation

Education facts

Code: INFE02

<p>Master the managerial skills required to navigate digitalisation and its transformative impact on organisations.</p><p>Today, few organisations, public or private, remain unaffected by digitalisation. As a future manager, you need both hard and soft skills, along with the right tools, to navigate digital business and transformation. </p><p>This course provides insights into the technological and managerial landscape shaped by information technologies. Understanding topics ranging from decentralised strategies to managing digital systems is essential for leadership and management today. The course covers key aspects of managing digitalisation, including digital business models and strategies, planning, processes, integration, as well as change management and the diffusion of innovation. During the lectures, you will explore the following broad themes: </p><ul><li>What is digitalisation and digital business? Learn what digitalisation means, how it operates within organisations, and how digital innovations drive transformation in business and society. </li><li>Digital capabilities and competences. Discover how organisations use digital tools to strengthen capabilities, gain a competitive edge, and successfully implement digital initiatives. </li><li>Managing and governing digital transformation. Understand the opportunities and challenges of digitalisation and how it affects business operations and management practices.</li></ul>

Entry requirements

Admission to the course requires general requirements and English 6 as well as courses of 30 credits in a business-related subject area or the equivalent. An exception for the general entry requirement in Swedish will be granted when the course is given in English.

Education offerings

Each offering has its own dates and conditions. Closed offerings are retained as history and do not mean that a new application is open.

• Information Systems: Managing Digitalisation

  Lund University

  Lund

  Start date: 29 March 2027

  End date: 6 June 2027

  Pace of study: 50 %