Bachelor Seminar
"Aktuelle Themen im Informationsmanagement"

Intended Audience:

Bachelor Information Management

Dipl. Information Management

Business Administration with specialization in Corporate Governance

other Economics



Language:

German



Cycle:

Every Summer Term



Requirements:

None

Please register via the faculty-wide online seminar registration platform using this Link.



UniVZ:

801077



Workload:

Seminar (1 SWS), Research paper & Presentation

Winter Term 2026/27

This semester, the seminar is being held in cooperation between the Chair of Information Management (Prof. Dr. Kolbe) and the Chair of Enterprise Architecture (Prof. Dr. Bartelheimer). For further information on the seminar and examination modalities refer to this Link.

Dates & Deadlines

• 
  
  06.11.2026
  9:00 (s.t.) - 11:00
  
  
  Kick-off meeting.
  Attendance in person mandatory!
  
  
              MZG 8.136
  
  


• 
  
  06.11.2026 -
  23.11.2026
  
  
  FlexNow registration open
  
  
              Online
  
  


• 
  
  23.11.2026
  9:00 (s.t.) - 16:00
  
  
  Tutorial on"Introduction to Academic Writing" including exposé feedback.
  Attendance in person mandatory!
  
  
              MZG 8.136
  
  





• 
  
  15.01.2027
  9:00 (s.t.) - 16:00
  
  
  Interim presentation.
  Attendance in person mandatory!
  
  
              MZG 8.136
  
  


• 
  
  26.02.2027
  9:00 (s.t.) - 16:00
  
  
  Presentation Day.
  Attendance in person mandatory!
  
  
              MZG 8.136
  
  


• 
  If you are ill and cannot attend one of the meetings, you must submit a doctor's note. If you have valid concerns regarding attending in person, please let us know as soon as possible, and we will discuss potential alternatives.
  

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Examination:

Submission of a research paper and presentation of the research.

Attendance on course dates is obligatory!

6 ECTS





Topics:

• Enterprise Architecture


• Information Management

The seminar is research-oriented but may also include the development and documentation of an IS artifact or prototype. Existing programming skills are not mandatory. Rather, basic programming skills will be learned during the seminar in cooperation with your supervisor(s). A mandatory tutorial will cover the foundations of scientific research.
The seminar paper will be written individually on a topic assigned after the mandatory kick-off meeting. The examination is based on two components: seminar paper, presentation of the paper (and artifact, if applicable).






Important info!

This course is limited to 30 students.

Please only apply when you can attend all the obligatory meetings. No exceptions (e.g., semester abroad, other appointments, holidays, etc.) will be permitted.

Single dates are subject to change; please check this website regularly.