University of Maribor

What you'll study

The programme combines core courses in information systems and organisational studies with practical IT skills and interdisciplinary electives. Typical modules cover:

• Introduction to Information Systems – concepts of information flows, system components and role of IT in organisations.
• Programming Fundamentals – basic programming practice, algorithms and software development principles.
• Databases and Data Modelling – relational databases, SQL, data design and basic data management.
• Systems Analysis and Design – requirements elicitation, process modelling, UML and system specification.
• Business Processes and Enterprise Systems – business process mapping, ERP introduction and integration issues.
• Web Technologies and E‑Business – web development basics, online business models and usability.
• Data Analytics and Decision Support – introductory statistics, data visualisation and using data for managerial decisions.
• Information Security and IT Governance – fundamentals of security, risk management and regulatory considerations.
• Project Management and Professional Skills – project planning, teamwork, communication and ethics in IT projects.
• Internship and Bachelor Thesis – workplace placement or applied project and a final independent research or development project.

Courses typically combine lectures, laboratory work and project assignments. Students can expect group projects, case studies and an applied final thesis or capstone project that integrates organisational and technical learning.

Entry requirements

Admission is for candidates who have completed secondary education or an equivalent qualification recognised by the University of Maribor. Typical entry conditions include a completed upper‑secondary diploma and satisfactory results in relevant subjects, often mathematics or another quantitative subject. Applicants whose first language is not the language of instruction must demonstrate language proficiency.

Selection may consider academic record, a motivation statement and, in some cases, an entrance assessment or interview to determine suitability for the programme. International applicants should consult the university for details on credential recognition and any additional documentation required.

Career prospects

Graduates combine organisational understanding with practical IT skills and are well placed for roles that require both business insight and technical competence. Common entry roles include:

• Business analyst or systems analyst in industry and consulting
• IT consultant or implementation specialist for enterprise systems
• Junior project manager or project coordinator for IT projects
• Database or application support specialist and web developer
• Roles in digital transformation, e‑commerce and process improvement within SMEs and public organisations

With experience, graduates can progress to senior consulting, IT management, enterprise architecture or specialised analytical roles. The programme also provides a foundation for postgraduate study in information systems, business informatics or management.

Why study at University of Maribor

The University of Maribor is a major Slovenian institution with an applied orientation and links to regional industry. The OMIS UD programme emphasises hands‑on learning, projects with real organisations and practical laboratory work, helping students develop workplace‑relevant skills.

Students benefit from interdisciplinary teaching, opportunities for internships and mobility arrangements with partner universities, as well as access to modern computing facilities and academic staff with applied research and industry experience. The programme’s balance of business and technical content is designed to produce versatile graduates who can operate at the interface of management and technology.