Information systems and technologies (by fields and sectors)

 Information Systems and Technologies (by sectors and fields)

  The Information Systems and Technologies programme provides students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills
   in designing, implementing, and managing information systems across various sectors of the economy (banking and
  finance, industry, public administration, education, healthcare). The curriculum introduces students to business
  process automation, ERP/CRM systems, and digital transformation technologies.

  Programme Objectives

  To train highly qualified IT specialists capable of designing the information infrastructure of organisations,
  automating business processes, and implementing digital solutions.

  Core Subjects:

  • Theory and Architecture of Information Systems
  • Database Systems (SQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle)
  • Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP — SAP, 1C, Oracle)
  • Customer Relationship Management Systems (CRM)
  • Business Process Modelling (BPMN, UML)
  • Web and Mobile Application Development
  • Data Analysis and Business Intelligence (Power BI, Tableau)
  • Cloud Technologies and Fundamentals of Cybersecurity

  Skills Acquired:

  • Designing and integrating information systems for organisations
  • Installing and configuring ERP, CRM, and other corporate systems
  • Analysing business processes and proposing automation solutions
  • Using data analysis to support managerial decision-making
  • Managing IT projects (PMP, Agile, Scrum methodologies)

  Career Opportunities

  Graduates can work as IT system analysts in banks and financial organisations, ERP consultants and business analysts
  in corporations, digital transformation specialists in public administration bodies, software implementation
  consultants in IT companies, information systems managers in healthcare and educational institutions, IT project
  managers, as well as launch their own digital-solutions businesses.

  Duration: 4 years (Bachelor) | Mode of study: Full-time