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Improving organizations to take advantage of ICT, and improving ICT for organizations: that is what business informatics is about.
The master business informatics (MBI) programme in Utrecht builds upon your knowledge of information and computer science,
and addresses the leading issues on the cross road of business and ICT.
The starting point is that understanding the impact of IT for every organisation requires both a technological and organizational perspective.
Therefore, the MBI at Utrecht University is organised as an interdisciplinary initiative, bridging ’the hard and soft sides of IT’.
It contains four graduation profiles:
- researcher of ICT,
- business consultant,
- ICT-consultant and
- product software entrepreneur.
The Business Informatics program is comprised of a two year curriculum at
Utrecht University. The program has international orientation and leads to a
Master of Science (MSc) degree in Information Science. Students can enter the
Master's programme twice a year, i.e. in February and September. Please browse
through this website and find all info about our alumni, collaboration partners,
study program and admission procedure.
News
| May 2010 |
MBI Newsletter
News from Master in Business Informatics at Utrecht University. You can download the first (April 2009), second (February 2010) and third (May 2010) edition of our newletter. |
May 2010
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Business Informatics Summer School
This year, with 19 selected students we take on
an oriental approach, and head for a two week
study trip to India. We are going to visit
companies, universities and a conference to further
research the topic of outsourcing. We head
straight to the IT centers of India: Hyderabad and
Bangalore. Our aim is to publish a book on the
field and also to give students an in-depth look
at how outsourcing really happens, for which
there is no better place than India!
Want to get first-hand information? Visit the
Summer School team’s website for interesting
stories and news, even from previous years!
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March 2010
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Students present papers at international conferences
Papers of two of our students, Peter Artz and Thomas Bebensee, have been accepted for publication in two international conferences. Peter wrote a paper as part of his master's research entitled 'Productization: transforming from developing customer-specific software to product software'. He will present his research at ICSOB 2010, in Helsinki Finland. Thomas wrote a paper during his capita selecta, entitled 'Binary Priority List for Prioritizing Software Requirements'. His paper is accepted for the REFSQ conference.
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