MBA Information Systems (Munich)

100% taught in english.
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a pathway in Information Systems is a one-year three-semester full-time program (90 ECTS). In addition to acquiring advanced skills in business management, strategy and other key business disciplines, this EQF level 7/NFQ level  9 program with a pathway in Information Systems provides innovative knowledge in one of the key skills of the modern business world. Students will learn to critically evaluate and deploy the best practice methodologies and tools used for the design and implementation of strategic information systems. They will develop advanced skills in business and management as well as specialist knowledge of strategic business information systems, disruptive technologies and innovation that occur in this field.
Why Munich?
Studying an MBA in Munich allows students to expand their business knowledge in the economic powerhouse of Germany. The vibrant Bavarian capital is home to numerous major multinational company headquarters including BMW and Allianz, as well as a flourishing startup scene, and is also actively pursuing initiatives to provide a greener, more sustainable living environment.
Munich may be famous for its annual Oktoberfest festival, but it has so much more to offer students wishing to study business. The city energetically promotes and supports innovative startups and tech companies, making it an ideal place for future entrepreneurs to gain knowledge, get involved and to set up new and forward-thinking ventures. Munich also offers students a superb array of sports, outdoor adventures, socializing and entertainment opportunities, ensuring a well-rounded student experience.

Program Structure
To successfully complete this program, students must successfully complete four core courses and a specialization course in semester one and three core courses and a specialization course in semester two. Studies culminate in a dissertation which is undertaken in semester 3.

• Global Issues for Management
• Strategic Marketing Analysis
• Managerial Financial Analysis
• Research Methods I
• Strategic Information Systems
• Applied Strategic Analysis
• Dynamic Leadership Development
• Research Methods II
• Innovative and Disruptive Technologies
• Dissertation

The admission process at EU Business School is clear and straightforward. Applicants must fulfill specific academic and English language requirements to be eligible for admittance into their chosen program.
Prospective students are evaluated on the strength of their applications as a whole. Consideration is given to the student's qualities and abilities: leadership potential, academic achievements, performance on standardized tests, extracurricular activities and personal experiences. EU's Admissions Services department will assist all applicants throughout the entire application process.

• Critically evaluate theory and deploy best practice methodologies and tools used for design and implementation of strategic information systems. 
• Demonstrate critical awareness of the nature, role and importance of technological disruption and innovation in strategic business environments. 
• Critically evaluate theory and practice from cross-functional areas of business in private, public and not for profit organizations, both nationally and internationally. 
• Demonstrate critical awareness of contemporary information, tools and techniques in management, policy and performance in organizations both nationally and internationally on business trends, drivers and inhibitors. 
• Demonstrate leadership skills to achieve individual, group and organizational goals. 
• Critically evaluate approaches to primary and secondary data and select the most suitable method from qualitative and quantitative research methodologies in the resolution of a specific business problem. 
• Formulate and apply strategic solutions in a business context for the resolution of specific business problems. 
• Critically appraise the advanced diagnostic tools which inform business decisions within the global business environment and wider society. 
• Demonstrate an ability for enhanced ethical judgements by demonstrating critical awareness of social, political, economic environments. 
• Exhibit an ability to work independently and collaboratively to build effective and efficient relationships in dynamic business environments. 
• Synthesize previous professional and learning experiences to inform a wide-ranging appreciation of the business world and solidarity with social norms and relationships. 
• Develop professional communication skills to present solutions in a cogent manner to a critical audience.