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Follow-up Master's degree programs
The standard length of the master's follow-up studies is two years; after graduation, the graduates have the title of master, in short Mgr. All programs are taught on a daily basis. Applicant / student chooses specialization (specialization).
Czech study programs
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Theoretical Computer Science
The study focuses on a deeper understanding of the basic principles underlying contemporary information technology, including non-classical computing systems such as neural networks or quantum computers.
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Artificial intelligence and data processing
The study is focused on artificial intelligence, machine learning, neural networks, statistics, data visualization and large data processing technologies.
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Visual informatics
The study prepares students for work with image information and spatial scene models, which includes areas such as computer graphics, image processing, visualization, computer vision, virtual and augmented reality, video processing, pattern recognition, human-computer communication, 3D…
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Computer systems, communication and security
The study prepares the graduate for a good understanding of the architectures, principles, methods of design and operation of secure computer systems.
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Management of software systems and services
The study develops a unique competence profile of the student based on the intersection of knowledge from several areas that are relevant in managing the development of software systems and services as well as management in the field of cybersecurity.
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Upper Secondary School Teacher Training in Informatics
The study leads to obtaining a teaching qualification in Informatics, in combination with either a secondary school qualification or with a special education in informatics, particularly with a focus on the management of information systems in a small or medium-sized company or school.
English study programs
Students of these programs pay a fee for studying in a study program in a foreign language (Section 58 (4) of the Higher Education Act).
- Visual Informatics (Eng.)
- Computer Systems, Communication and Security
- Software Systems and Services Management