Network and Digital Information Systems - Master's Year 1

The curriculum consists of a common core (Data Management, Introduction to Databases, Introduction to Algorithms and Programming, Data Science, Digital Law, Digital Marketing), and courses that are either required or optional, depending on the track selected (Process Modelling, Digital Strategy, Auditing and Control, Digital Economics, Economics of Innovation, Media Economics, Careers in Information Systems, Project Management, Information Systems Security, Industry 4.0).

The first year of the Master's program in Network and Digital Information Systems is divided into two semesters from September to June.

Instruction in this program is arranged according to a rotational schedule.
All students either have a 24-month apprenticeship contract or are doing a part-time internship.

Work-study students have either a 24-month apprenticeship contract or a 24-month professionalization contract with a company. Students must produce an apprenticeship report to pass the professional component.

Students in the initial training program sign a part-time internship agreement with a company.

Students in initial training may take a gap year between the first and second years of the Master's degree.