Digital Management

Why Digital Programs at SRH Haarlem?

Digital transformation needs people who can implement technology and manage the changes that follow. Here, the curriculum bridges technical skills—online systems, data work, smart programs, and secure records—with strategic capabilities in handling changes, online promotion, and money matters across business functions. Since industry practitioners teach the courses, connections form naturally during the program, preparing graduates to shape local businesses or take on broader challenges.

Leading Tech Changes

The Bachelor’s Degree in Tech Change Management explores how technology integrates across organizations—from business models to team structures. As participants work with modern data collection, analysis, and visualization tools, they develop both strategic thinking and technical capabilities across company plans, computer work, data handling, smart programs, and online safety. The program emphasizes ethical digital solutions and practical ICT applications, preparing Haarlem Campus graduates to lead projects where technology converges with business insight.

Modules at Haarlem campus

Starting with planning projects, starting businesses, numbers work, coding, and problem-solving, the four-year program deepens through databases, software development, digital marketing, and finance in year two. The third year tackles mapping tools, people management, large data sets, and company data work before culminating in study abroad (or electives), an internship, and an applied research project. This progression—from foundational computer science through complex data analysis—means SRH Haarlem Applied University graduates gain tools they can apply right away.

Admission Requirements

Students from outside Europe with school certificates that let them study at universities at home can apply—IB years of education is enough. IB School Program and European Baccalaureate graduates are assessed individually. English proficiency needs IELTS 6.0, TOEFL iBT 80, PTE Academic 61, or TOEIC 605-780, with exceptions for native speakers, IB program students, and those with B2-level certificates. This flexibility welcomes motivated candidates from various educational systems.