BACHELOR’S & MASTER’S · 2027 PROPOSALS

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Pick your track.
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Browse 22 Information Systems proposals. Each includes a technical track and a track without software development.

22 proposals3 subject areas2 tracks per topic
Societal decision-support concept: Plan for the unexpected
REAL PROBLEMS. TWO RESEARCH TRACKS.Build a solution. Or study how it is used.
Inside the idea: Planning for floods
01
Health & care

Home care, health records and patient information.

02
Society & decisions

Public services, emergency planning, energy and food.

03
AI & software

Code review, testing, access control and AI tools.

TRACK 01 · TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT

Develop a solution

Review research, identify a problem, build a prototype and test it.

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TRACK 02 · NON-TECHNICAL RESEARCH

Study existing systems

Use interviews, observations, documents or user tasks to answer a research question. No software development required.

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Thesis topics

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22 proposals to explore

Choose one track. Master’s proposals target Spring 2027. Final scope and programme approval are agreed with the supervisor; bachelor scopes are suggested adaptations.

TWO TRACKS. A SHARED RESEARCH FOUNDATION.

Both tracks follow
a research process.

Both tracks include a literature review, a research question, a clear method, analysis and a thesis. Only the technical track requires you to build a solution.

  1. 01

    Read

    Review research and existing solutions.

  2. 02

    Ask

    Identify a problem and write a research question.

  3. 03

    Do

    Build and test a solution, or collect and study existing material.

  4. 04

    Analyse

    Explain what the evidence shows.

  5. 05

    Write

    Compare with earlier research and discuss the limits.

LET’S SHAPE YOUR THESIS

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