Persons wishing to be admitted to the Bachelor's degree program in International IT Management must have at least a B2 level of English and a corresponding school or vocational qualification. This can be a technical or commercial apprenticeship qualification with a Federal Vocational Baccalaureate or a diploma from a College of Higher Education in Computer Science, Business, Engineering or Business Informatics. A Baccalaureate, a Specialized Baccalaureate (computer science, business), a diploma from an international school and equivalent foreign diplomas can also be considered as admission requirements, provided that at least one year of relevant professional experience can also be demonstrated.

Graduates of the International IT Management degree program with a Bachelor's degree from the UAS are sought-after specialists and can be deployed in a variety of ways. For example, at the interface in global sourcing, in an international environment in IT management, in the management of international teams and in the implementation of international projects, at foreign subsidiaries in the planning and implementation of applications and IT systems as well as in an international context in technical IT consulting.

Two semesters abroad are compulsory on the Bachelor's degree course in International IT Management, which take place in the 3rd and 6th semesters in the English-speaking world and Asia respectively.

The Bachelor's degree in International IT Management is completed as a full-time course within three years or as a part-time course within four years.

The Bachelor's degree program in International IT Management consists of modules on Management & Law with a total of 30 ETCS on: Business & Supply Chain Management; International Law; International Affairs Economics; International Financial Accounting; International Management Accounting; Strategic Management; Digital Strategies, Products & Services; Finance & Investments. For Intercultural Communication & General Skills (ICGS), 27 ECTS must be earned with the modules: Advanced English Diploma Course I; Mathematics in Computer Science 1; Advanced English Diploma Course II; Anglo-Saxon Culture, Politics & History; Mathematics in Computer; Applied Statistics; (Business) Ethics; Intercultural Competence & Communication; Asia Culture, Politics & History. The modules in Computer Science are very important with the following modules: Computer & Network Architecture; Programming Fundamentals; Business Software Development; Data Management; Web & Communication Technologies; Information Security; Software Engineering; Artificial Intelligence; Business Intelligence; Computer Science. In addition, there are modules for project work and the Bachelor's thesis as well as freely selectable modules during the semesters abroad.

Students on the Bachelor's degree program in International IT Management can focus on the majors "Technology" or "Business".