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University of Borås
Master's Programme (One Year) in Informatics: Data-Driven IT Management
Do you want to shape the future of IT? Do you want an exciting and fulfilling career that influences, directs and supports the global IT industry? And if you want the solid educational background that makes this a reality, then our Master’s Programme (One Year) in Informatics is the programme for you. This one-year…
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Do you want to shape the future of IT? Do you want an exciting and fulfilling career that influences, directs and supports the global IT industry? And if you want the solid educational background that makes this a reality, then our Master’s Programme (One Year) in Informatics is the programme for you. This one-year programme targets motivated students with an undergraduate degree in computer science, information systems, information technology, software engineering or a similar subject with at least 60 credits in Informatics. The programme is focused on Data-Driven IT Management, the driving force for the IT of the future. Data-Driven IT Management aims at harvesting the business value of the enormous amount of unused data available to companies. To prepare you for this exciting opportunity the programme provides courses on Research Methods in Informatics, Trends in Informatics, Data Mining, Business Intelligence, Business Process Modeling and Data-Driven Service Development. The programme concludes with a Master Thesis. Experts in Data-Driven IT Management are in high demand and the number of available experts is still very low. The programme therefore provides excellent opportunities to get access to top-level jobs such as IT consultant, Head of IT, IT Project Manager, Business Analyst, System Developer, Data Analyst, Data Scientist and so on.
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A Bachelor’s degree, 180 credits, with a major in one of the following subjects: • Informatics • Business Administration • Computer Science • Systems Science • Computer Technology • Industrial Engineering and Management A scientific bachelor thesis of at least 15 credits and a course on Research Methods of at least 7.5 credits. In addition, proficiency in English equivalent to Swedish upper secondary course English 6/English level 2 is required.
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- 2026-04-29T10:39:27
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