- offers the chance to enrich individual education, and leads to a variety of new experiences
- promotes the examination of cultural traditions,
- improves intercultural competence and foreign language skills
- strengthens personal character traits such as the ability to work independently, flexibility, initiative and assertiveness
The Bachelor's degree programme in Information Logistics is renamed to Digitalisation and Information Management.
Current technical developments such as digitalisation, the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Industry 4.0 and Smart Building are changing the world. The Information Logistics degree programme is facing up to these changes and will be renamed to Digitalisation and Information Management. This is primarily to better express the content orientation of the degree programme. Read more
Accreditation certificate for the degree programme in Digitalisation and Information Management
(formerly Information Logistics)
Read an example of a successful student journey through the degree programme here.
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Application deadline
July 15th (winter semester)
Study time
7 Semester
Study title
Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.)
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Typical questions about the Bachelor Digitalization and Information Management program
Information logistics at a glance
Course of studies
Basic studies
In the basic study period, fundamental contents of information logistics, computer science, sensor and actuator technology are taught. You will learn object-oriented programming and applications of telematics. The range of courses is complemented by mathematics and business administration with a focus on logistics, as well as key qualifications in foreign languages, presentation and communication.
Semester
1-2
Main studies
In the main study period, the knowledge of computer science and measurement technology is expanded and supplemented by special subjects such as eCommerce, workflow management, geo-visualisation, data analysis and mobile computing. The forward-looking course of studies is completed by key qualifications such as software project management.
Key features include integrated projects with companies that teach you an interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary way of working and team skills.
from Sem.
3
Practical study semester
The practical study semester (5th semester) serves to apply and deepen the theoretical knowledge acquired during the course of studies under practical conditions in cooperation with companies. Practical experience abroad is explicitly supported by an international network of universities and companies.
Semester
5
Bachelor thesis
The final thesis (bachelor thesis) is written in the 7th semester and is usually carried out in cooperation with companies in the fields of production, logistics and information technology. It is intended to show that the student is able to work independently on a task from the main focus of information logistics within a given time using engineering methods. The thesis can of course also be completed at partner universities or companies abroad.
Semester
7
Application and requirements
Prospects
Around the study programme
Stays abroad
Studying in the age of globalisation and international networking should not only include learning at the home university, but also the willingness to gain international experience abroad and to be internationally mobile.
The HFT Stuttgart has many contacts to universities abroad and supports you in organising an internship or a stay abroad of one or more semesters. The best opportunity for this is the supervised practical semester (5th semester), during which a stay abroad is expressly supported.
A stay abroad
An exchange semester at a partner university offers the following advantages
- Simple application procedure
- Regulated recognition of services
- No tuition fees
- Facilitated access to student residences
- To the International Office
Research and projects
Facilities and laboratories
Press reports and excursions
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Oct
Digitalisation and information management day 2024
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