Subject Area

Information Systems, AI and Digitalisation

Digital information systems are indispensable today for business, society and public administration. They create efficiency, enable innovation and make a central contribution to addressing major challenges such as sustainability, climate change and demographic shifts.

Our professional education offerings in digitalisation, information systems and artificial intelligence combine technical fundamentals with economic and societal understanding. Topics such as data science, AI, digital business processes, cybersecurity and digital transformation are central – always with a focus on practical applicability and current developments in business and research.

The aim is to empower professionals and executives to use digital technologies responsibly, shape innovations and actively support change.

Innovation Requires Digital Competence

Study Programmes

The following programmes address key topics in digitalisation. Content such as artificial intelligence, digital business models, customer experience and model-based working make them relevant for everyone interested in digital innovations and technologies.

Information Systems and Digital Innovation

CAS Leading AI and Digital Transformation

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Digital transformation and the use of artificial intelligence are fundamentally changing business models and leadership. In this programme, you will learn to strategically guide and sustainably embed digital initiatives.

You will deepen your knowledge of digital technologies, AI applications and transformation strategies, and develop concrete solutions for your organisation. Practical case studies and exchange with experienced lecturers and experts ensure direct transfer into your professional practice.

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Entrepreneurship

Master in Business Administration (MBA) in Technology and Innovation

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The part-time MBA in Technology and Innovation provides entrepreneurial know-how for a dynamic environment – covering topics such as digitalisation, artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, digital business models and customer experience. It is ideal for professionals and executives who want to shape innovations responsibly and identify new opportunities.

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Business Informatics, AI and Digitalisation

Intensive Courses

The intensive course "Criminal Law and Digitalisation" constitutes the sixth module of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law. The focus is on the criminal law challenges of digital transformation, particularly in the context of cybercrime, blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

Participants first receive a comprehensive overview of the relevant criminal provisions on cybercrime. A distinction is made between:

Cybercrime in the narrow sense: attacks on data and IT systems using modern information technologies (e.g. hacking, ransomware or DDoS attacks)
Cybercrime in the broader sense: use of IT to commit classical offences (e.g. phishing or child pornography)

The course then addresses cybersecurity, including preventive measures, technical protection mechanisms and the legal obligations in the areas of IT security and cyber resilience.

Another key focus is new digital technologies:

Blockchain technology and its criminal law implications are explored with reference to the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act (TVTG). The emergence of the token economy is also explained in a practice-oriented manner.
Artificial intelligence (AI) — in particular generative AI such as ChatGPT — is presented in its application in professional practice, including in the context of crime prevention. In addition to the legal framework, ethical and criminal law-relevant issues are discussed.

Course contents at a glance:

Criminal law classification of cybercrime and cybersecurity
Current developments in digital criminal law
Blockchain, tokenisation and the Liechtenstein TVTG
Artificial intelligence in the legal context: opportunities, risks and legal limits
Interactive case studies and practice-oriented discussions

After successful completion, students are able to identify, legally classify and practically resolve criminal law relevant facts in digital contexts. They possess solid knowledge in technology-based economic criminal law and are prepared for competent management of digital risks in corporate and legal contexts.

Participants acquire the ability to recognise criminal law relevant facts in the digital context and to solve them in a practice-oriented manner. They are qualified to deal with the challenges posed by tokens and AI.

This professional education offering is held regularly. The next session and registration options can be found here — if currently available.

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Business Informatics, AI and Digitalisation

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18 Jul

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Workshop

Generative KI und KI-Agenten: Grundlagen, Anwendungen und Grenzen

Sa, 18. Jul 2026; 12.30-16.45 Uhr; Seminarraum 1, Standort Ebaholz

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