Overview

The interdisciplinary skills required for digital conception, design, transmission, use, and storage of data and information are comprehensively addressed within this programme. 

Graduates of this Digital Transformations degree at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, Germany are equipped to critically accompany digital developments and societal changes and to develop new virtual communication strategies and technologies. 

They can support the ongoing globalization and digital networking and assist organizations in structuring and inter-organizational communication through social technologies. 

Additionally, they are capable of implementing new digital concepts in cultural institutions and actively accompanying digital changes.

This Master's programme is aimed at students seeking a degree in a business, social, or humanities-related field.

Careers

The broad range of topics offered in our M.Sc. in Digital Transformations equips our graduates with the skills and knowledge to excel in a wide variety of fields. 

Graduates can pursue careers in museum and archival studies as digital curators or take on roles such as data scientists, digital archivists, and data analysts, specialising in the digitisation of texts and information. 

Opportunities also abound in publishing, online media, and both university and non-university research institutions, where they may work as text and language analysts or online publishers. Some may choose to explore emerging fields like data artistry and big data analysis, customer experience management, or cloud architecture. 

Others might develop or apply artificial intelligence, work as environmental technicians, or succeed in e-commerce as merchants. Graduates may also become process managers and system architects for digital health, or contribute to the growing field of robotic process automation (RPA) as consultants and developers.

This seamless integration of theoretical knowledge and practical skills ensures that our graduates are ready to make a lasting impact in their chosen professions.