MASTER'S PROGRAMME IN
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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The Information Systems Master's program teaches skills in both technology and business, focusing on the intersection of these fields. Students have the option to specialize in Business Process Management, Digital Innovation, Data Science or Cybersecurity. Personal development is also emphasized in the program to prepare students for the professional world.
Use your mid-year report to secure your study place
You can already apply for this Master's degree programme with your preliminary transcript. The final transcript must be submitted later.
All information at a glance
ONEPAGER INFO EVENTS Newsletter
All info events im study year 2023/24
Online Master's Info Evening
Thursday, 25 Jan. 2024, 45 minutes each
Between 5.00 and 8.00 pm
Online Master's Info Evening
Thursday, 20 June 2024, 45 minutes each
between 5.00 and 8.00 pm
WHY THIS PROGRAMME?
Exclusive corporate network
Participate in practical projects and guest lectures by renowned companies.
Strong personal support
Benefit from a supportive environment and direct interactions with lecturers.
Excellent career opportunities
A wide range of career opportunities and attractive starting salaries await.
FACT SHEET
- Academic degree: Master of Science in Information Systems (MSc)
- Programme start: Beginning of September (winter term) or beginning of February (summer term)
- Study duration: 4 semesters (full-time), 120 ECTS*
- Language of instruction: English
- Application deadlines for the winter semester: 30 June (EU, EEA, and CH citizens), 31 March (citizen from all other countries)
- Application deadlines for the summer semester: 30 November (EU, EAA, and CH citizens), 30 September (citizen from all other countries)
- Fees: Tuition fee per semester: CHF 950 (EU, EEA, and CH citizens); CHF 1,250 (citizens from all other countries); registration fee: CHF 100
*The programme may take students who start in February five semesters to complete because not all courses are offered in both the summer and winter semesters.
