Business Management

Recognised and appreciated by employers, the Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Business Information Technology is focused on specific and developing fields adapted to companies’ needs.

The curriculum of the Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Business Information consists of three study areas which meet the multidisciplinary profile of the profession.

Specific modules which are regularly adapted to the regional economic fabric, as well as common modules with the HEG/University of Applied Sciences of Geneva and Valais complete the course plan.

Studies in Business Information last three years full time or four years part time.

From the academic year 2025-2026 onwards, part-time training is provided two full days per week.

The teaching venue is Neuchâtel and the language of instruction is French.

Part of the course can be followed abroad, within the framework of international agreements in a partner school.

Detailed information on the organisation of the studies is available on the French version of the website.

Study fees

The annual tuition fees are identical for all universities of management in the French-speaking part of Switzerland:

• For students of Swiss nationality or with a fiscal residence in Switzerland: CHF 700 per semester   
• For students from abroad: CHF 1’050 per semester

In addition, a one-off registration fee of CHF 150 is charged.

This course is open to holders of various Swiss diplomas, such as; professional maturity, gymnasium maturity, etc. and recognised foreign diplomas/ qualifications, please contact administration for further details.

As a key player in the digital society, the management computer specialist plays a role in mediating between the economic and the technical world. They analyse, design, implement, integrate, operate and manage an organisation’s information system in close collaboration with its partners. Using their technical and human skills, they exploit the potential of digital data to create value for their organisation and its partners, adapting to the cultural, economic, technological and social context.

Thanks to their multi-faceted training, business informaticians can work in a variety of functions in the following areas:

• IT application development (cloud, web, mobile, etc.)
• Data Analysis/ Business Intelligence/ Data Science
• Infrastructure and networks
• Launching Start-ups
• Cybersecurity
• Information system design and architecture
• Implementation of business management software (ERP, CRM, PLM, etc.)
• IT Project Management
• Technology and Science Assessment (TSA)
• Artificial Intelligence
• Consulting
• IT Auditing
• Business Analysis

Protected and recognised by the Swiss Confederation, the title of a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Information Technology opens access to the world of work, as well as to the pursuit of a Master’s Degree or post-graduate studies in Switzerland and abroad.