Master Management

IT Management

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Career Relevance

As IT manager you have one of the top in-demand positions that industry, public sector and government have to offer. Whether you deal with information management in a department or with data centre management in world-wide operating enterprise, this fascinating role gives you the chance to gain unique insights into almost any domain of international organisations. With their in-depth entrepreneurial and management skills, IT management postgraduates have excellent prospects in a wide range of careers, such as technology management, IT consulting, change or project management and business analysis.

Your Career

IT Project Manager

As an IT Project Manager, you are responsible for the management of IT projects and are always up-to-date on the latest developments. You can intervene if necessary on the basis of your specialist knowledge. You largely determine the project processes in the IT area and can create guidelines and policies that facilitate the further course of the project. You also take into account the needs of the company and create documentation during the project. Consultation with specialist departments and project managers is also part of your job.

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Scrum Master

Agile work is becoming increasingly important. And Scrum is often used as a method for keeping track of a lot of projects. As a Scrum Master, you keep an eye on the big picture, moderate meetings such as Daily Scrums or 14-day review and planning meetings. You design retrospectives at the end of a sprint, where the team examines the processes again further optimises them. In addition to having specialist Scrum know-how, Scrum Masters have to be active listeners with a lot of empathy, diplomacy, life experience and organisational skills.

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HR Specialist Tech Recruiting

While classic recruiters mainly handled the publication of job advertisements and management and pre-selection of applicants, Tech Recruiters today focus on actively finding and recruiting talent and looking ahead to the future. This includes networking at job fairs and creating talent pools, as well as formulating and placing job advertisements and pre-selecting applicants.

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Career prospects

"As an IT Manager, it is your job to ensure that the best possible use is made of the data, information and knowledge of a company. You represent the interface between company management and information technology, and lay the foundations for risk assessment and information security. You manage development projects across departments, processes and technologies, and cooperate with partner businesses, companies or governmental organisations. IT Managers are among the most sought-after specialist staff in industry, in the public sector, and in governmental organisations. Areas of application include information management in start-ups, to small- and medium-sized companies, to the computer centres of corporate groups and institutions which operate on a global scale. At the IUBH, we optimally prepare you for this in a practiceoriented manner: a high measure of personal interaction, work in project groups, continuous supervision, and the readiness to integrate your pre-existing knowledge and experiences form the basis for your career in this interdisciplinary and challenging environment.”

Dr. Markus C. Hemmer
IT Management

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