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- Degree:
- Bachelor of Science
- Start of study:
- Sommersemester, Wintersemester
- Study type:
- Präsenzstudium, Vollzeit
- Standard study period:
- 6 Semester
- Admission restriction:
- Zulassungsbeschränkt
- Language:
- DE
- Semester Abroad:
- Optional
- Internship:
- Praxissemester im 5. Semester (optional)
Two worlds, one language: Business Informatics.
CHE Ranking 2026: Top tier
On the Bachelor’s degree programme in Business Informatics, you will combine computer science and business administration and learn how information systems support business processes and improve business decision-making.
The Business Informatics programme at Worms University of Applied Sciences is ranked amongst the top programmes in the CHE Ranking 2026.
You will develop skills in the development and application of IT systems, in the analysis and design of business processes, and in business management contexts. Work placements, projects and your Bachelor’s thesis enable you to apply what you have learnt directly in a professional setting.
What to expect
- Fundamentals of computer science and business administration
- Work placement and Bachelor’s thesis in a company
- Content focusing on digital business processes and IT solutions
- Career paths such as IT consultancy, business intelligence, project management and software development
- International partnerships and opportunities for study abroad
- Good career prospects in a range of sectors
An integrated work placement semester and your Bachelor’s thesis offer you the opportunity to apply your knowledge directly within a company.
Lust auf ein Auslandssemester?
Mit meinem Abschluss wurde ich bei meinem Partnerbetrieb übernommen, bei dem ich nun als DevOps Engineer an einer internen Entwicklungsplattform arbeite. Privat experimentiere ich immer mal wieder an Projekten im Kontext von Entwicklungswerkzeugen wie Lintern oder Language Servern. Aktuell genieße ich ein wenig die Ruhe, aber ein Masterstudium ist trotzdem in nicht allzu ferner Zukunft auf meiner Agenda.
Your career opportunities
IT Consultant
As an IT consultant, you advise companies on digital projects. You analyse requirements, develop suitable IT solutions and oversee their implementation.
Business Analyst
Business processes and requirements are at the heart of a business analyst’s work. On this basis, they develop suitable solutions and act as a link between the business departments and IT.
Data Analyst
Through the targeted analysis of business data, data analysts create transparency and highlight relevant correlations. They prepare the data, thereby providing a vital basis for well-informed decisions.
IT Project Management
IT project managers are responsible for the planning and management of digital projects to ensure their successful implementation. They coordinate teams, deadlines and resources, and keep track of the entire project process right through to implementation.
Application Development
In application development, you translate business requirements into software. You design user interfaces, integrate databases and ensure that digital solutions function reliably in day-to-day business operations.
Course content
Bringing business and IT together in a practical way
On the Bachelor’s degree programme in Business Informatics, you will learn how information systems support business processes and how to implement digital solutions within organisations.
In the first few semesters, you will acquire a grounding in programming, databases, business administration, accounting and ERP systems. In doing so, you will combine knowledge from computer science and business.
Work placement or semester abroad in the 5th semester
In the 5th semester, you will choose between a work placement in a company or a semester abroad at a partner university. During the work placement, you will apply your knowledge directly in a professional setting. During the semester abroad, you will deepen your specialist knowledge and gain international experience.
Bachelor’s thesis and future prospects
Your degree programme concludes with your Bachelor’s thesis. In this, you will explore a topic from your chosen specialisation and apply your knowledge to a specific research question.
Study plan
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1. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Selbst- und Methodenkompetenz
6 ECTS -
1. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Einführung in die Informatik
6 ECTS -
1. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Hardware-Konzepte
6 ECTS -
1. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Prozedurale Programmierung
6 ECTS -
1. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Diskrete Mathematik
6 ECTS
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2. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Betriebssysteme
6 ECTS -
2. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Datenbanken
6 ECTS -
2. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Rechnernetze und Netzwerksicherheit
6 ECTS -
2. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Objektorientierte Programmierung
6 ECTS -
2. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Statistik
6 ECTS
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3. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Qualifikationsschwerpunkt
6 ECTS -
3. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Softwarequalität
6 ECTS -
3. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Webentwicklung
6 ECTS -
3. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Software Engineering
6 ECTS -
3. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Wahlpflichtmodul
6 ECTS
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4. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Qualifikationsschwerpunkt
6 ECTS -
4. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Fullstack Webanwendungen
6 ECTS -
4. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Wahlpflichtmodul
6 ECTS -
4. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Qualifikationsschwerpunkt
6 ECTS -
4. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Requirements Engineering
6 ECTS
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5. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten
30 ECTS
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6. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Projektmanagement/ Teamorientiertes Projekt
6 ECTS -
6. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Praxis-/ Auslandssemester (optional)
6 ECTS -
6. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
Wahlpflichtmodul
6 ECTS -
6. Semester, , 30
ECTS.
BachelorarbeitSie bearbeiten selbstständig eine wissenschaftliche oder praktische Fragestellung aus der Wirtschaftsinformatik. Die Arbeit entsteht im Regelfall in Zusammenarbeit mit einem Unternehmen. Sie dokumentieren Ihre Ergebnisse schriftlich und stel
12 ECTS
CP = Credit Points: Das sind die Punkte, die du dir während eines Studiums verdienen musst, um deinen Abschluss zu bekommen. Am Ende müssen es mindestens 180 CP sein, dann bist du Bachelor. Wenn du die Variante mit 210 CP wählst, kannst du den Master in Angewandte Informatik direkt anschließen.
Ready for the next step?
Apply now and combine theory with practice. We look forward to receiving your application!
Studies and Campus
Modern computer labs with the latest hardware and software offer you the opportunity to work hands-on and try out the latest technologies. In addition, well-equipped group study rooms are available in a central location - ideal for students and teaching staff.
At the Department of Computer Science, you can expect a particularly personalised and practical learning environment. Small study groups ensure an excellent student-teacher ratio.
Lecturers with experience in the industry bring practical case studies, agile development methods and real-life use cases into the classroom so that theoretical knowledge can be directly linked to practical scenarios.
You can bring your ideas to life in the Makerspace of the Department of Computer Science! Whether tinkering, inventing or creative projects - here you will find everything you need to give free rein to your creativity.
Important details about your degree programme
Here you will find the key information about the Bachelor’s degree programme in Business Informatics at a glance. Find out more about the application process and the entry requirements.
- You will need the general university entrance qualification (Abitur), a university of applied sciences entrance qualification, or a subject-specific entry qualification – for example, through vocational training – or an equivalent qualification.
- Admission to this degree programme is subject to quotas; admission is determined by the number of applicants.
- Applicants with foreign qualifications must also demonstrate sufficient proficiency in German.
There are no tuition fees for this degree programme at Worms University of Applied Sciences. The only charge is the semester fee, which currently stands at €155.70 (covering, amongst other things, the student services organisation).
Application deadlines:
- 15 January for commencement of studies in the summer term
- 15 July for the winter semester
Application procedure and start of lectures:
- The Business Informatics programme is subject to the central application procedure of Worms University of Applied Sciences.
- Lectures begin in the summer semester in the second half of March, and in the winter semester at the beginning of October.
- Applying early may enable you to take part in optional preparatory courses.
- Welcome and orientation events also take place in the week before lectures begin.
Contact
Prof. Dr Carlo Simon
, Programme Director
