- Degree
- Bachelor of Arts in Information Management
- Course location
- Hannover
- Teaching language
- • German
• English
- Languages
- Guest students may partake in university courses offered in English. Having reached German level B2, participants may switch from courses held in English to courses held in German.
In order to become a full-time student, participants must attain a recognised C1 certificate (TestDAF or TELC). Although we do not offer courses beyond B1, we support participants in finding such (fee-based) courses. Additional language courses are also offered by our university.
- Full-time / part-time
- • full-time
- Programme duration
- 8 semesters, 9 semesters or more
- Beginning
- Winter and summer semester
- Additional information on beginning, duration and mode of study
- Winter semester lectures begin on 20 September.
Summer semester lectures begin on 1 March.
- Application deadline
- In case you need a visa for Germany, immediate application is strongly recommended. Admission letters will be provided throughout the year, so that you have more time to deal with the arrangements necessary.
Winter semester deadline for EU/Schengen residents: 1 September
Winter semester deadline for non-EU residents: 1 June
Summer semester deadline for EU/Schengen residents: 1 February
Summer semester deadline for non-EU residents: 1 November
- Tuition fees per semester in EUR
- None
- Joint degree / double degree programme
- No
- Description/content
- Information management has the task of ensuring the availability of the production factor of information. Information managers provide this service in companies in the industrial and service sectors, in academic libraries and in internet agencies. In the Bachelor's degree programme, you will learn the methods and specialised knowledge of information work in a practice-oriented manner. Examples of this include the construction of databases, electronic publishing and the use of software for researching, preparing and evaluating information. Knowledge of applied computer science and the professional use of modern information technology are an important part of your future job profile. Courses on business management and on knowledge management as well as training in communication skills complement your educational content.
The degree course stands for a high degree of practical orientation. Practical exercises complement lectures and seminars. Project work, excursions and lectures by external lecturers from the field ensure a connection to current developments in the industry. The two internships are also an important component. They contribute significantly to preparing you for your future professional field of activity and give you a realistic picture of professional reality.