Information systems and technologies (by fields and sectors)

Information Systems and Technologies (by Industries and Sectors)

  The Information Systems and Technologies (by Industries and Sectors) programme is a modern degree that prepares
  specialists to design, deploy and maintain information systems across a wide range of industries — manufacturing,
  finance, healthcare, education, logistics and public administration. The dual mode of study enables students to
  combine theoretical preparation with hands-on work in the IT departments of real enterprises.

  Programme Objectives

  To prepare highly qualified information systems specialists capable of automating enterprise business processes,
  deploying ERP and CRM systems, managing databases and developing industry-specific IT solutions.

  Core Subjects:

  • Theory of Information Systems and Systems Analysis
  • Databases and Data Warehouses
  • Enterprise Information Systems (ERP, CRM, SCM)
  • Fundamentals of Programming and Web Technologies
  • Computer Networks and Cloud Computing
  • Business Analysis and Business Intelligence (BI)
  • Fundamentals of Information Security
  • IT Project Management

  Skills Acquired:

  • Designing and implementing industry-specific information systems
  • Configuring and administering ERP (1C, SAP, Oracle) and CRM systems
  • Analysing and automating enterprise business processes
  • Designing databases and working with SQL queries
  • Managing IT projects using Agile and Waterfall methodologies

  Career Opportunities

  Graduates of this programme can pursue successful careers as IT systems analysts, business analysts, ERP/CRM
  specialists, database administrators (DBA), IT project managers, systems integrators, and IT consultants in banks,
  insurance companies, industrial enterprises and government bodies.

  Duration: 4 years (Bachelor's) | Mode of study: Dual | Field: Computer Technologies and Informatics