Bachelor of Science in Global Business Informatics

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The programme

Today, knowledge about IT systems is vital when working to create sustainable change in the world, developing business solutions in the private sector, and improving processes in public organisations.

If you are passionate about creating new opportunities with digital technologies in society, influencing cultural and organisational development, and connecting people from across the globe, the three-year bachelor programme in Global Business Informatics is the right education for you.

Global Business Informatics is an interdisciplinary programme empowering you with the ability to see new possibilities in digital technologies and their application in society.

With a degree in Global Business Informatics, you will be able to work with sustainable development in private enterprises, public institutions, and Non-Governmental Organisations.

The programme provides you with an in-depth understanding of how organisations implement and work with digital technologies across geographical borders, occupational spheres, and cultural backgrounds as well as how individual members of the workforce utilise digital technologies in their everyday work lives.

In the programme, you gain analytical skills to work with automation, business analysis, and digital transformation while being trained in research methods and working ethically and critically with data.

All courses are taught in English. The curriculum's cases are selected among Danish and international organisations.

All graduates of the bachelor degree programme in Global Business Informatics may apply directly to the master programme in Digital Innovation & Management.

Admission requirements

A qualifying examination certificate that can be equated with a Danish upper secondary school leaving certificate.
Mathematics corresponding to the Danish B-level with an average mark of at least 6 on the Danish 7-point marking scale of the marks included in the subject on your certificate (there is no grade requirement if you have passed Mathematics corresponding the Danish A-level).
English corresponding to the Danish B-level with an average mark of at least 6 on the Danish 7-point marking scale of the marks included in the subject on your certificate (there is no grade requirement if you have passed English corresponding the Danish A-level).
You must be proficient in oral and written English, as the programme is taught in English.
Danish at A level is a requirement. No required mark but the subject must be passed (note that this is a new requirement).

Meet a student from Global Business Informatics

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Is this programme for you?

Are you interested in how organizations navigate the world of technology? Do you like solving problems? Would you like to work on developing work processes in a larger organization? Then the programme in Global Business Informatics may be just the thing for you. Here, you have the opportunity to delve into the intersection of technology, society, and business, so you can be equipped for a career where you combine technological and societal knowledge with international business strategy.

Classes are taught in English. Therefore, you should have a good command of English. You will work with communication and learn to facilitate processes where you use your analytical skills.

This programme has a great deal of group work, so you should be motivated to collaborate with other students.

Global Business Informatics is all about interdisciplinarity. You will learn how enterprises and organisations can work smarter by means of IT. So, if you have a sociological, technical, or corporate interest, you will feel at home at the IT University. The opportunity to investigate and collaborate with organisations is the best thing about the programme because you learn to apply theory in practice.
Pamina, student in Global Business Informatics

Programme structure

The bachelor programme in Global Business Informatics is a three-year full-time study divided into six semesters. Each semester includes both courses and project work, which means that you will be able to apply theory in practice.

The programme is designed so that you gain a thorough understanding of the three central areas: technology, society, and business. The interdisciplinary approach gives you insight into how IT solutions are part of complex organizational and societal structures. During the programme, you learn to identify, analyse, and solve specific problems, and you get to work with organizational theory, global dynamics, and management challenges and acquire tools to bridge the gap between IT and the business world.

The IT University is continuously in dialogue and close collaboration with relevant companies, and through this, offers projects to students. Throughout the bachelor's programme, you develop new methods and technical skills while learning the applied skills within Global Business Informatics.

See curriculum for BSc in Global Business Informatics

	Course of study for BSc in Global Business Informatics
1. semester	Society & Technology (15 ECTS)	Business Foundations (7,5 ECTS)	Introduction to Programming (7,5 ECTS)
2. semester	Qualitative Methods and Reflections (15 ECTS)	IT & Work Design (7,5 ECTS)	Database and Information System Foundations (7,5 ECTS)
3. semester	Enterprise Systems & Platform Ecosystems (15 ECTS)	Organisational Analysis (7,5 ECTS)	Global Project Management (7,5 ECTS)
4. semester	Business Process Improvement & Automation (15 ECTS)	Quantitative Methods & Business Analytics (7,5 ECTS)	Critical Data & Ethics (7,5 ECTS)
5. semester	IT, Globalisation & Culture (15 ECTS)	Sustainable IT (7,5 ECTS)	Elective (7,5 ECTS)
6. semester	Bachelor Project (15 ECTS)	IT Governance & Enterprise Architecture (7,5 ECTS)	Elective (7,5 ECTS)

Business content

Social science content

Programming and IT development

Research and scientific focus

Mathematics content

Electives and bachelor project

The electives and the bachelor project provide you with an opportunity to shape your own profile. You can choose between a number of courses offered at the IT University at the bachelor's level, or even take electives at other Danish or international universities. The bachelor project can be done in groups or individually.

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Teaching

The teaching methods are mostly informal and dialogue-based, inspired by a student-centered learning approach. They combine lectures and group exercises, and more uniquely fieldwork in companies, where students work closely with employees at many levels.

Students work with many different companies from the United Nations, Ørsted, SAP, Copenhagen Municipality, and Taxa as well as smaller enterprises.

The programme for Global Business Informatics is developed in cooperation with the business community. Project work is a significant part of the programme and enables you to engage in collaborations – not only with other students but also with companies and organizations.

The global perspective is an important part of the programme. Therefore, it is carried out primarily in English and many professors you will meet have an international background. As a Global Business Informatics student, you will improve your English skills and have good opportunities to study abroad as part of the programme.

Student projects

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Future

Further education

Upon successfully completing the programme, you will hold the academic title of BSc (Bachelor of Science). This qualifies you to continue your studies in a master's programme at the IT University or another Danish or foreign university in the areas of science, social science, and technology.

You are guaranteed access to the MSc programme in Digital Innovation & Management at the IT University for three years after graduation, if you have completed your BSc degree after January 1, 2019 (legal right to admission).

Moreover, you are qualified to apply for the MSc programme in Digital Design and Interactive Technology (Danish programme) and the MSc programme in Software Design.

Career prospects

With a bachelor's degree in Global Business Informatics, you are equipped to develop work processes, implement new IT systems, and coordinate projects. You gain strong skills in communication, facilitation, and problem-solving. The programme's global perspective gives you career opportunities in both Danish and international contexts.

What career paths are available to you?

Business Analyst: Analyzing business needs, helping to design solutions and improve processes, often in larger companies, consulting firms, or public organizations.

IT Project Manager: Managing IT projects from start to finish and ensuring that goals are met within time and budget, typically in tech companies or larger organizations.

Digital Transformation Consultant: Advising organizations on how to implement digital technologies to improve their business, often employed in consulting companies.

Business Process and Automation Consultant: Helping companies optimize and automate their business processes, often employed in consulting firms or larger organizations.

Data Analyst: Analyzing data to create insights that support business decisions, typically in tech companies, the financial sector, or marketing agencies.

Product Owner: Responsible for defining and prioritizing product functionalities and ensuring that the product meets customers' needs, often in larger companies or software development companies.

Enterprise Architect: Designing and implementing IT and business structures that support a company's strategy and goals, often employed in larger companies or public institutions.

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Student exchange

You have the opportunity to study a semester abroad as part of your BSc in Global Business Informatics.

The IT University has exchange agreements with universities around the world. For Global Business Informatics students, we recommend:

Australia – Queensland University of Technology
Australia – University of Technology Sydney
Canada – Algoma University
China – City University of Hong Kong
France – University of Montpellier 2
France – ESSEC Business School
Germany – Frankfurt School of Finance and Management
New Zealand – Auckland University of Technology
Portugal – University Nova Lisboa
Singapore – Singapore Management University
South Korea – Hanyang University
South Korea – Inha University
South Korea – Danbook University
Taiwan – National Taipei University of Technology
The United States – Boston University

Admission figures

Global Business Informatics will admit approximately 60 new students in 2025.
80 % will be distributed through quota 1, and 20 % through quota 2.
Indicative average mark from 2024 in quota 1: 7.7 and in 2023 in quota 1: 8.3.

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Bachelor of Science in Global Business Informatics

The programme

Meet a student from Global Business Informatics

Is this programme for you?

Programme structure

Electives and bachelor project

Teaching

Student projects

Future

Further education

Career prospects

What career paths are available to you?

Career portraits

Student exchange

Admission figures

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