Profile
The interdisciplinary master’s programme Transforming
Digitality (TRADY) aims at imparting 21st century skills. This
includes extensive digital competences as well as creativity,
communication and collaboration skills. As a graduate, you
are able to support, shape and coordinate digital transformation processes in businesses and organisations from different
specialist perspectives. At the same time, you can critically
reflect on phenomena of digitality and digitalisation.
To this end, the programme places particular emphasis on
more agile and project-oriented forms of learning. Teaching
content is mostly interdisciplinary and offered by the Faculties
of Architecture, Design, Electrical Engineering and Information
Technology, Mechanical and Process Engineering, Media and
Social Sciences and Cultural Studies. This allows for innovative forms of teaching, course formats and contents that are
highly relevant later in professional life.
TRADY is not a purely technical study programme. It qualifies
graduates to work in positions at the interfaces between
concept, implementation and technology and promotes key
skills such as agile working, digital learning and collaboration
techniques. It also addresses economic aspects and modern
leadership topics.
Although module names are in English, the main language of
instruction is German. However, English language skills are
indispensable for understanding relevant technical literature
Career Options
Whether at a large-scale enterprise, a medium-sized business, a start-up or a social welfare organisation – the master’s programme Transforming Digitality enables you to help shape digital transformation processes in various fields and from different perspectives. In addition, it qualifies you as a mediator between tech specialists and subject matter experts in interdisciplinary teams
