Applied Informatics

Graduates of the Applied Informatics bachelor’s programme have a solid foundation in mathematics and theoretical computer science, combined with a broad understanding of practical applications (programming, databases, software systems) and other scientific fields (computer graphics, artificial intelligence and cognitive science).

Applied Informatics graduates can continue to a relevant master’s programme. In addition to basic computer science and application-domain knowledge, bachelor’s graduates know the basics of economics, management and the market economy. They can analyse, design, implement, extend, adapt and localise computer and information systems.

Applied Informatics graduates will have a solid foundation enabling them to update their knowledge as the relevant field of applied informatics develops.

• Discrete mathematics.
• Principles of Computer Operation — Hardware.
• Programming.
• Introduction to Web Technologies.
• Computer networks.
• Mathematical analysis.
• Fundamentals of Probability and Statistics.
• Databases.

Applied Informatics bachelor’s graduates can meet the growing demands of scientific, technological and economic development. They are expected to be in high demand in all businesses that depend on information technology and apply computer science methods and tools across industries.

Applied Informatics graduates can continue to a relevant master’s programme or enter the IT industry directly in roles such as system administrator, programmer or analyst. Their education, particularly the ability to learn independently, can take them even to the highest positions in IT.

Applicants will be admitted based on a mathematics entrance examination. A certificate of Slovak proficiency at B1 level is required.