Semester:	Summer Term
Course Type:	Seminar
Type of Interaction:	Digital Transformation Project is a small course with max. 30 students. This course is brought to you on sight in person. The course has a lecture-guided format witha project-based application of learnings. The course is structured by synchronous lectures once a week, in which key concepts for successful completion of the course will be explained. Moreover, students will be divided into teams to work on projects. Here you will be able to work asynchronously, meaning the timing of the completion of tasks is at your own disposal and only needs to be coordinated within your team and with your mentors from our industry partner. Solution development sessions are offered in-person at WiSo (Lange Gasse 20).
Location:	LG 0.222/3 (WiSo, Lange Gasse 20)
Time:	Wednesdays: Lecture: 13:15 – 16:30
Kick-Off:	Please note: The Kick off takes place on a Thursday! Thursday, 16.04.2026 – 9:00 – 12:00 at Room LG 0.222/3 (WiSo, Lange Gasse 20) Slides are available after the Kick-Off: click here
Language:	English
Credit points/ Contact hours:	5 ECTS
Group Size:	Limited to a maximum of 30 participants
StudOn-Registration:	Link to course Register here
Registration Process	After applying for participation in StudOn to the course (starting from end of March – exact date will follow soon), you are placed on the waiting list. All students potentially interested in the course can join the Kick-Off Session to get an introduction to the format and topics. During the session, students will be provided with a link to bindingly register for the course. All students participating in Session II the week after the Kick-Off are thereby part of the course. Only in the case of a significant deviation from the maximum of 30 students will there be a random selection process with equal chances. IMPORTANT note: The exam registration for this course will already take place April 27th and 28th, 2026. Both parts of the exam (seminar paper + presentation) will officially start on April 28th, 2026. This means that each student that is registered must complete the course (no de-registration possible).
CAMPO:	Course information on CAMPO
Final registration date:	Earliest: April 2nd – 08:00; Latest: 22.04. – 16:30
Syllabus:	Session I (Kick Off): Thursday, 16.04.26 in LG 0.222/3 Session II: Wednesday, 22.04.26, 13:15 – 16:30 in LG 0.222/3 Session III: Wednesday, 06.05.26, 13:15 – 16:30 in LG 0.222/3 Session IV: Wedndesday, 13.05.26, 13:15 – 16:30 in LG 0.222/3 Session V (Practical Session): Monday, 8.06.26, 9:00 – 11:00 in LG 2.429 Final Presentations: 22.07.26, 12:00 – 16:00 in LG 2.429
Examination Code:	57508 Digital transformation project (5.0 ECTS) Presentation (partly group work) (2,5 ECTS) (75081) Seminar Paper (partly group work) (2,5 ECTS) (75082)
Available for programs:	International Information Systems International Business Studies Management Marketing
Chair:	Prof. Dr. Kathrin Möslein
Lecturers:	Dr. Béla Venesz, Dr. Natalie Breutner

[ Is offered in summer term 2026 ]

In this course, students will focus on developing and evaluating solutions for organizational challenges in the context of digital transformation. In doing so, they work together with organizations from various industries and gain in-depth experience in solving organizational problems using a systematic design science research process. Moreover, they will get familiar with empirical research methods and improve their presentation as well as writing skills.

The case partner for this year is SIEMENS AG.

The course is offered annually each summer term. The number of participants is limited to a maximum of 30 students (Due to the interactive course format we can’t provide more seats in the course).

Kick-off:

16.04.2026, 09:00 – 12:00 at Lange Gasse 20, room LG 0.222/3. All relevant information will be sent to applicants on StudOn.

Exam Registration:

After applying for participation on StudOn, you are placed on the waiting list. Any student can join the Kick-Off session to get information on the format, schedule, grading, and this year’s cases. Students then have time until session II (Wednesday, 22.04.2026) to decide if they want to take the course. Those who join session II are accepted to the course.

Only in the case of a significant deviation from the maximum of 30 students will there be a random selection process with equal chances, which has never happened before.

All students attending session II need to register for the two exams.

Fixed registration date

Date 27th/28th April– Both parts of the exam (seminar paper + presentation) will officially start on April 28th, 2026. This means that each student that is registered must complete the course (no de-registration possible).