Information Management
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Academic Degree:
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc)
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Mode of Study:
Full-time / 6 Semester / 180 ECTS
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Language of Instruction:
German / English
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Head of Degree Programme:FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Werner Fritz More of this Person
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Campus:
Graz
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Application Deadline:28 May 2018 more deadlines
Are digital media, mobile communications, IT infrastructure, software development, apps and management your thing? Then we've got good news for you: you can study all this here with us. Your future as an information expert starts here.
What you will learn:
Developing software
After a thorough introduction to computer science, databases and programming, you’ll learn about the most important processes in software engineering: ascertaining and specifying requirements, design based on different architectural approaches and creating apps for mobile devices and web applications.
Understanding computer operating systems and managing IT infrastructure
You’ll learn to configure operating, server and cloud systems in widespread use and adapt them to meet businesses’ needs.
Linking and securing computer networks
You’ll learn to design and build computer networks. And you’ll see in practical terms how to protect a network from hackers.
Applying digital media technologies
In practical sessions you’ll learn to design, develop and test multimedia information products for the web, kiosk systems, tablets and mobile phones.
Optimising business processes
You’ll study entrepreneurial thinking and discover how businesses create value by using innovative information and communications technologies. Following the principle that IT drives business.
Combining theory and practice
You’ll study models, scientific methods and relevant tools and apply these in your bachelor thesis and in numerous projects.
Did you know, …
… that this course opens up a wide variety of careers in all sectors for you?
With their generalist education and training, our graduates can access a wide range of careers: they don’t just work as software developers but in project management, in IT and business consulting and in marketing as well as in their own businesses and in research.
Did you know, …
… that companies would like to attract you even while you’re still on the course?
Businesses are extremely keen to offer our students an attractive work placement, project or topic for a degree thesis in the hope of persuading them to join the company. So we arrange a Partner & Recruiting Day for you each year.
Did you know, …
… that you’ll carry out a paid work placement?
In the sixth semester of the course you’ll carry out a work placement of at least twelve weeks either in Austria or abroad. These placements are usually extremely well paid even before you complete the course.
Did you know, …
… that you can spend the 5th semester studying abroad?
Our course gives you the opportunity to spend a semester at one of our partner universities in Belgium, Bosnia Herzegovina, Germany, Finland, Great Britain, Lithuania, Switzerland, Slovenia, Spain or even in Australia.
Did you know, …
… that you’ll be supported by your own personal team of mentors when you first join the course?
You’ll get an insight into student life and learn a bit about culture and life in Graz and the province of Styria.
Did you know, …
… that we offer you top class teaching staff and state-of-the-art IT facilities?
40 lecturers currently look after 120 students (ratio 1:3). You’ll have access at all times to modern facilities giving you the best possible support for your assignments and projects: two networking labs with special equipment (Cisco Academy), two new media and multimedia labs, two operating system labs, a high availability lab, a digital creativity lab, a touch IT lab for innovative projects and installations in addition to the VisionSpace perception lab and several project labs.
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