About the programme
Programme Description
70610103 – Information Systems is a master's degree programme aimed at preparing highly qualified specialists capable of designing, developing, implementing, and managing information systems, applying digital technologies in practice, and creating modern IT solutions. The programme covers information systems architecture, databases, software engineering, and digital transformation processes.
Curriculum and Study Plan
During their studies, master's students acquire knowledge and skills in the following areas:
- Information Systems Theory;
- Database Management;
- Systems Analysis and Design;
- Enterprise Information Systems;
- Software Architecture;
- Artificial Intelligence Technologies;
- Cloud Computing Technologies;
- Fundamentals of Cybersecurity;
- Big Data Analytics;
- Digital Transformation;
- Research Methodology;
- Scientific and Pedagogical Activity.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:
- design and manage information systems;
- develop and optimize databases;
- implement enterprise information systems;
- ensure information security;
- develop innovative projects based on digital technologies;
- conduct research and engage in teaching activities at higher education institutions.
Career Opportunities
Graduates may pursue careers as:
- Information Systems Specialist;
- Systems Analyst;
- IT Project Manager;
- Database Administrator;
- Software Architect;
- Digital Transformation Expert;
- Higher Education Lecturer and Researcher.
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