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MBA in Digital Transformation

Empower your career with an MBA in Digital Transformation, flexible, practical, and designed to lead innovation and transformation globally.

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MBA in Digital Transformation

Overview

The MBA Digital Transformation prepares professionals to lead digital change through hands‑on learning in strategy, innovation, and technology. You develop skills to design business models, manage teams, and drive transformation in complex digital environments.

Explore the MBA Digital Transformation Webinar with Prof. Dr. Marco Bade and learn more about the program.

Who should apply?

Designed for professionals such as digital leaders, analysts, strategists, and entrepreneurs with experience who want to lead digital transformation across industries.

Learning Objectives

Understand digital transformation, explore leadership strategies, and gain insights into emerging technologies and global trends.

Learning Outcomes

Design digital business models, lead transformation projects, apply data‑driven decisions, and address ethical and legal challenges.

Study Program

1st Quarter
(Q2/4)
2nd Quarter
(Q1/3)
3rd Quarter
(Q2/4)
4th Quarter
(Q1/3)
Complex Problem Solving
& Design Thinking

(4 ECTS)
Data Analytics
& Decision-Making

(4 ECTS)
Elective 1
(4 ECTS)
Impact Project
(12 ECTS)
Understanding & Designing
the Digital World

(4 ECTS)
Digital Business Models & Venture Building
(4 ECTS)
Elective 2
(4 ECTS)
Big Data, Software Systems,
Cloud Computing

(4 ECTS)
Strategic Management &
Entrepreneurial Transformation

(4 ECTS)
Elective 3
(4 ECTS)
Coding Camp I:
Fundamentals

(4 ECTS)
Coding Camp II:
Interactivity

(4 ECTS)
Group Challenge
(4 ECTS)

Program Coordinator

Prof. Dr. Marco Bade

Marco is a Professor and Head of the Research Group "Digital Entrepreneurship & Finance" at the German University of Digital Science. He earned his doctoral degree in economics and completed a Habilitation in business administration. Before assuming his current role, Marco held several academic positions, including Associate Professor of Finance at ICN Business School and Permanent Faculty Member of the CEREFIGE research laboratory at Université de Lorraine.

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