Digital Transformations

Elevate your career with our Master's programme in Digital Transformations at UE Germany.

Apply Now

Empowering Future Leaders in Digital Innovation and Strategy

The Master's programme in Digital Transformations at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) is designed to impart practical expertise and conceptual confidence to students. 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 programme 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.
Request Brochure

Check out our Location

Take a look at our Innovation Hub (Berlin-Potsdam).
Immerse yourself in a city full of culture, diversity, and opportunities!

Do you want to see our campus but aren’t around? Check out our Virtual Campus Tour.

Admission Requirements

Here are some things you will require for your application at the UE:

  • Completed admission form
  • Transcript & language proficiency
  • CV & Copy of passport

Fees

  • EU applicants standard: € 820 monthly
  • Non-EU applicants standard: € 10,938 yearly

Got questions about financing? Check out our fees!

Woman interacting with digital art installation

Semesters & Credits

  • Standard Track (120 ECTS)
  • Fast Track (60 or 90 ECTS)
  • Teaching language: English

The programme starts in the winter semester 2024/25


Dual Degree Programme in BSc Business Informatics & Data Science

Spotlight Module: "Data Analytics"


In the module "Data Analytics," students delve into the intricacies of handling and interpreting large volumes of data. They learn to discuss and identify challenges inherent to data analytics and select pertinent data sets for practical problem-solving. The programme equips students with skills in data pre-processing, encompassing data cleaning and feature selection, to ensure data quality and relevance. Students gain a solid understanding of Big Data principles and frameworks, preparing them to navigate the complexities of large-scale data sets. Moreover, they learn to evaluate the suitability of data sets and analytics methods for specific purposes systematically. The module emphasizes critical thinking, enabling students to assess alternative data and business analytics approaches effectively and evaluate their outcomes critically. This comprehensive approach to data analytics empowers students to harness data-driven insights and make informed decisions in diverse professional settings.

six people sitting on a sofa and chatting

Industry Collaborations: Building Bridges to Success

Gain access to internships and real-life business projects with a range of leading companies to boost your career.

  • DHL Logo
  • Stern
  • Canon Logo
  • Peter Schmidt Group
  • Axel Springer
  • UE Germany Cooperation Partners - BASF

Image slider img 1
Image Slider img 2
Image Slider img 4
Image 8

Learn from our Experts

Here you will find further valuable information about our professors and their career.


Contact us today

Digital transformations are processes that encompass the integration of digital technologies into nearly all aspects of human life, including culture, economy, education, healthcare, governance, and more. At its core, digital transformations involve the utilization of digital tools, applications, and technologies, but they extend far beyond mere adoption of new devices and software: they signify fundamental changes in how individuals and societies work, communicate, interact, and how organizations create value.

They represent both challenges and opportunities for businesses and cultural institutions, including museums, archives, and universities. This is particularly relevant in many economies where the production of physical goods traditionally holds significant importance, such as in Germany.

The curriculum focuses on areas such as design thinking, conceptualization, strategy, the development of animated visual projects, information design, and storytelling. By integrating the latest design software and AI applications, students’ creativity is fostered, providing them with valuable insights into the media and advertising industry.