Recording of IMMIT Information Session now available!

Couldn’t attend the Tilburg University Master’s Open Day in person? Watch the IMMIT information session recording now!

The recording of the International Master in Management of IT (IMMIT) information session, held during the Tilburg University Master’s Open Day, is now available online.

In this session, the academic director for international information management programs at Tilburg University introduces the unique structure of IMMIT and discusses the curriculum and career perspectives. In addition, a current second-year IMMIT student provides insights into his own experience in the program — sharing what it really is like to study in an international, multi-campus master’s program and how IMMIT differs from a traditional university master’s study.

You can watch the video here.

Tilburg University Master’s Open Day – November 15, 2025

Interested in learning more about the IMMIT program?
Join us during the Tilburg University Master’s Open Day on Saturday 15. November!

The Open Day is the perfect opportunity to explore the IMMIT program, meet our academic staff and talk to current students about their experiences in our unique triple-degree program jointly offered by Tilburg University, University of Turku and IAE Aix-Marseille Graduate School of Management.

🕐 IMMIT Information Session
Time: 13:00 – 13:45
Location: Cobbenhagen Building (C), Tilburg University Campus, Room CZ 112 (First Floor)

During the session, you’ll learn how IMMIT prepares you for an international career at the intersection of business and IT. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions about the curriculum, admission process and student life from current students in the program.

🔗 Learn more and register now: Tilburg University Master’s Open Day

A warm welcome to IMMIT Cohort 19 in Aix-en-Provence

A few weeks ago, the 19th cohort of IMMIT officially began their academic master’s journey at IAE Aix-Marseille Graduate School of Management in France. The group has quickly settled into life in Aix-en-Provence, with lectures underway and a good atmosphere among the new students.

This year’s cohort brings together 13 IMMIT students from 5 different countries, who are joined by another seven international students from 4 extra countries, spread out across the globe. This internationality and the diverse backgrounds precisely reflect the international spirit of the IMMIT program.

The IMMIT team warmly welcomes Cohort 19 and wishes all students a successful start to their studies in Aix-en-Provence!

IMMIT Cohort 18 begins their third semester in Tilburg

After completing their first year of studies in Aix-en-Provence in France and Turku in Finland, the students of IMMIT Cohort 18 have now arrived in Tilburg to start the third phase of their IMMIT journey.

To mark the beginning of their studies in the Netherlands, Dutch faculty and program coordinators warmly welcomed the students during a kick-off event. The afternoon was filled with team-building activities and outdoor challenges designed to strengthen collaboration and camaraderie within the group after many spent their summers in different places across Europe and the globe. The day concluded with a shared BBQ in the outdoor adventure park, offering opportunities for students and staff to reconnect after the summer break.

The event was a great success and set a positive tone for the semester ahead. The IMMIT team wishes Cohort 18 an inspiring and rewarding time in Tilburg as they continue their international learning journey into their second year!

Congratulations to the graduates from IMMIT Cohort 17!

The graduation ceremony for the 17th cohort of the IMMIT took place in Aix-en-Provence in early September 2025. Hosted by IAE Aix-Marseille Graduate School of Management, the event marked the successful completion of an inspiring international journey shared by students from a variety of different national backgrounds.

During the ceremony, graduates were celebrated for their achievements and their commitment and persistence throughout the IMMIT program. Not only did they study in 3 different countries, many now-graduates opted to extend their international exposure even further by conducting the internship part of the program in yet another country, showing the international mindset being fostered by the program.

For the celebrations faculty members from all 3 places of study, as well as family and friends from many graduates joined to honor the accomplishments of all graduates and wish them success in their future careers.

The IMMIT team extends its warmest congratulations to all graduates of Cohort 17 and looks forward to following their continued success as IMMIT alumni!
Congratulations!

Apply now for IMMIT 2025-2027!

You are still welcome to apply for IMMIT (2025-2027) and join the new cohort of (international) students. However be quick to complete the application procedure and to guarantee an admission interview.

This year we have received applications from France, The Netherlands, Finland, Germany, Spain, Greece, etc. and various Non-EU countries.

We look forward to your admission,

Dr. Emiel Caron

Master’s Open day – 15th of March 2025

Are you interested in joining IMMIT or another Master’s program at Tilburg University? Do you want to specialize or are you looking for a Master’s that broadens your possibilities? Join our Master’s Open day on March 15 to find out which program suits you best. Learn about our (pre-)Master’s programs and ask teachers, students and education coordinators your questions. Discover how you will distinguish yourself at Tilburg University!

For more information, please visit the website. See you there!

Watch the recording of the IMMIT & ITEM webinar!

Did you miss the webinar about the IMMIT and ITEM programs?

No worries, we’ve got you covered! You can now watch the recording from November 19, 2024, and hear directly from the program director, educational manager, teacher, and a current student.

Discover the program’s strengths, the invaluable knowledge you’ll gain, and the exciting career prospects that await you as a student. You’ll also learn everything you need to know about applying, including the educational backgrounds the program seeks..


Watch the recording here!

Virtual Open Week at the University of Turku!

Do you want to know IMMIT and the other study programs from the University of Turku? From November 18th to 22nd, you can join the virtual open week and have the chance to join interactive webinars and learn more about studies, student life and beyond!

  • 💬Learn about available bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral programmes from academic staff and programme specialists
  • 💡  Get insider tips on the application process
  • 🚲  Hear firsthand from current international students and alumni

You can’t join this week? Don’t worry, the event platform will be open until December 6th so you have time to review the webinars and get all the information you are looking for!

Interview with Best Thesis Award recipient – Cohort 16

As every year, the best thesis award from the IMMIT cohort was presented, and this year it was awarded to Bran van Wingerden for his thesis on AI Auditing: Incorporating eXplainable AI in an Auditing Framework. We asked him a few questions about his thesis and his most memorable moments from the IMMIT program.

Can you tell us about the process of finding and writing your thesis and what it resulted in?

It all started in Finland during a course on Digital Economy, where we explored the topic of responsible AI. This was my first introduction to eXplainable AI. As we know, AI is rapidly transforming our world, so understanding and managing its complexities is crucial. This motivated me to delve deeper into eXplainable AI, focusing on concepts like transparency and explainability.

While searching for a subject, I connected with KPMG, which agreed to collaborate with me on my thesis. Discussions with colleagues helped me blend academic literature with practical experience, allowing me to identify existing research and gaps in the field.

My goal was to address how to audit AI effectively, leading to the development of an AI Auditing Model. I utilized design science to combine theory and practice into a framework. I conducted extensive literature research to establish a knowledge base and performed interviews with professionals to understand their real-world challenges. This combination revealed a significant gap: what processes should be followed when auditing AI?

Ultimately, my thesis serves as a conceptual starting point rather than a definitive framework for professionals. Given the evolving nature of this field, it could assist experts in developing more effective auditing strategies.

 

What memory do you treasure the most from your time in IMMIT?

My cohort was special, composed of only six students from four different countries. This made our experience unique and memorable. With such diverse backgrounds, we had different ways of living and communicating. Being a small group allowed us to live closely together and experience various cultures. We often had spontaneous ideas—like deciding to go to Lapland or the Baltic Sea—and would be on our way within a couple of days. This camaraderie also provided support during exam periods. The relationships I built with my five amazing peers will always be the highlight of my program.