Information technology plays a key role in today's global, competitive business environment from increasing efficiency to fueling innovation. A degree in Business Information Technology provides students with a diverse set of technological skills to be a part of the solution. The program features an experiential learning approach, where students use contemporary software through the University’s membership in several academic alliances such as SAP, the world leader in enterprise systems, and Microsoft Corporation, and participate in real-world projects analyzing the technology needs for businesses to improve performance.

The BSc Computational Finance and Financial Technology major has two streams, namely (1) Computational Finance Stream and (2) Financial Technology Stream. Students from both Computational Finance and Financial Technology streams can apply for admission to the Joint Bachelor's Degree Program between City University of Hong Kong and Columbia University. Upon completion of this joint degree program, students will receive the dual awards conferred by Columbia University and CityUHK.

You’ll be trained to become a versatile IT professional. Practice is essential! As you’ll be collaborating with others a lot, the programme’s focus will also be on developing your social and communicational skills. Sound knowledge of information systems is essential, but you’ll also learn how to organize and give advice.

Business IT specialists use the possibilities of modern information and communication technology to design business processes. They analyze processes, weigh up the opportunities and risks of digitalization and are indispensable today as developers of cross-departmental solutions.

Developed by leading specialists, our newly updated Computing and Information Technologies (Top-Up) BSc (Hons) degree has been designed around diverse cutting-edge issues, events, and digital developments. The course will allow you to deepen your knowledge and understanding through research, case studies, and practical skills-based projects.

The Business and Information Technology bachelor's program is designed to prepare students for the evolving tech-driven business world. It combines core business principles with technical skills in ar...

At Stamford, IT students will study with close support from lecturers and learn how to work in a multicultural environment. Students will have opportunities to study with guest lecturers from the industry such as the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, and Oracle.

This course provides an ideal pathway for anyone who wants to pursue a career in Computing, Information Technology, and related fields.

In today’s competitive business world, IT plays a major role in exploiting commercial potential. Your graduate destination from this programme is likely to be at a management level within an IT department, developing IT systems and servicing the needs of a number of business departments. You may take up a career in IT system development, IT systems analysis, and design or IT network management.

The Information and Computer Science (ICS) curriculum prepares students for a broad range of computer opportunities in industry as well as in graduate studies. ICS students choose one or more specialty areas from among these four options: Computer Science, Software Engineering, Data Management, or Networking.

The three-year BSc programme in Global Business Informatics provides you with the theoretical and practical tools for working with IT in an international business context and emphasises qualitative approaches to understanding IT, and its global significance.

The first of its kind in Missouri and the region, Northwest’s Data Science major is an interdisciplinary program with four areas of emphasis. The business emphasis is designed for students interested in analyzing data and projecting the best option for a client. Faculty focus on ensuring students have tools to analyze big data and make proper business decisions.

The bachelor's degree in business informatics can be completed as part-time distance learning with classroom lectures in Berlin, Friedrichshafen, Kassel, Leipzig and Munich. In this form of study, lectures take place on approximately 12 Saturdays per semester.