The programme targets students with a bachelor degree in informatics/informa­tion systems, business administration or computer science.

The role of information systems is strategic in a society where information is expected to be produced, co-produced, remediated, consumed, and seamlessly shared across an infinite amount of connected environments. From sensors to ambient devices, from smartphones to autonomous cars, information systems are ubiquitous and so commonplace that they have become somewhat invisible. When shopping, traveling, paying taxes or exercising our rights, we always rely on some digital infrastructure to smoothly and successfully support our actions.

In such a landscape, organisations are dependent on their ability to shape products and services that can thrive in the complex environment created by the interplay of so many connected moving parts. Information systems and their applications are essential elements in any such strategy.

This programme addresses the new challenges and opportunities of a world seamlessly blending the digital and the physical, and provides the theoretical and practical tools to understand and manage innovation and renewal through an information-based approach to socio-technical change.