Business Informatics and Communications (Taught in English)
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General Overview |
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Field of Study |
Economics |
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Educational and Qualification Degree |
Bachelor's Degree |
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Form and Duration of Study |
Regular 8 semesters |
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Graduation form |
State exam |
Educational Objectives
The preparation of students in the specialty is broad-based. It includes disciplines related to modern information systems and technologies, as well as economic disciplines.
The curriculum offers a strong theoretical foundation complemented by extensive practical training. It focuses on developing professional knowledge and skills in the design, development, implementation, maintenance, and enhancement of information systems and software applications that support business processes and organizational management at various levels.
During the training process, students in the specialty have the opportunity to participate in the implementation of applied projects for practical problems, in scientific projects together with their lecturers, in various internship programs and international exchange programs.
Students acquire knowledge and skills related to:
- Application development based on widely used technologies and programming languages ??.NET/ASP.NET/ASP.MVC/C#, J2EE/Java, HTML/CSS/JavaScript.
- Mobile application development.
- Database design, administration and development.
- Computer networks and system software.
- Business process analysis and modeling - BPM.
- Administration and implementation of ERP systems.
- Design and development of analytical and business intelligence systems.
The program is delivered entirely in English, providing students with an international learning environment and preparing them for careers in the global job market.
Through comprehensive English language training and the acquisition of specialized terminology in the fields of business informatics and information technologies, students develop the communication skills and professional competence required to adapt quickly and successfully to diverse international and multicultural work environments.