Automation and Applied Informatics

The Information Technology bachelor's programme prepares specialists to analyse, design, develop, implement, test, and manage information systems and software applications used in economic and social contexts. Admission is organized for the broader field of Computers and Information Technology, with the specialization selected at the end of the third year. The programme emphasizes applied IT and combines theory with practical training in programming, databases, information systems, communication networks and protocols, web and mobile technologies, and integrated IT platforms. Students develop skills in software engineering, data science, IT security, project management, application maintenance, and adapting solutions to changing functional and technological requirements. Innovation, entrepreneurship, intellectual property, and technology transfer are also promoted. Practical projects, internships, applied research, and cooperation with IT companies strengthen employability and support innovation and digitalization. Academic mobility, international partnerships, and alignment with national and European standards help graduates adapt to technological change and contribute to the digital transformation of the economy and society.