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Management of software systems and services
The study programme develops a unique competency profile of the student based on the intersection of knowledge from multiple areas relevant to software systems and services development management as well as cybersecurity management. A specific characteristic is the focus on strategic and operational management related to the targeting, design, implementation and operation of software systems and services within the context of organizations and different types with a possible focus on their secure operation or IT services. In addition to developing the basic theoretical and technological knowledge and practical development skills acquired in the Bachelor's degree, the content of the follow-up study is expanded to include other dimensions such as the theory and practice of managing teams, projects and processes, communication, softskills and knowledge essential for functioning in economic relations - the basics of marketing, law and others.
The candidate chooses one of the specialisations in Cyber Security Management or Service Development Management.
| Czech study programme with lectures in English / English programme | |
|---|---|
| Form | Full-time |
| Duration of study | 2 years |
Graduate Profile
Graduates find employment in companies and organizations of different focuses and sizes, but they also receive motivation and basic training for their own innovative business. A distinct competitive advantage of the graduates of the programme is the ability to solve complex problems related to the management of the development of systems and services, for which they can use the skills acquired during their studies. Their potential predisposes them to managerial positions such as Chief Information Officer (CIO), project manager and risk manager.
Graduates of the cyber security management specialisation will find employment mainly in companies and institutions that need specialists capable of cooperating with relevant coordinating institutions and ensuring the management of cyber security processes. These are positions such as Cybersecurity Manager and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).
Where to go after this study?
Suitable follow-on FI PhD programmes:
- Computer Systems and Technology
Graduate employment survey
FI graduates are valued in practice, with an average gross starting salary of more than 45,000 CZK in the last few years, according to a survey of all degrees. More on graduate employability
Meet successful graduates
FI MU graduates score points with babysitting start-up
During their studies, Petr Šigut and David Hrachový founded the Hlídačky.cz server, which is used by thousands of parents and babysitters.
In the study catalogue you will find lists of required and elective courses and a recommended course of study.
In the Software Systems and Services Management degree program, students complete a required internship of 10 weeks/400 hours. The student's activities during the internship must be consistent with the T-shaped focus, where in-depth knowledge and experience in computer science are required along with a broad overview and basic skills in other disciplines (economics, management, law, etc.).
Specialisation
Specialisations are curricula that set out the requirements for graduation, such as compulsory courses.
Cybersecurity Management
The specialisation Cybersecurity Management takes into account the aspects of the overlap of computer processing outside of fixed system perimeters (e.g. with impact on critical infrastructures), reflected in the field of so-called cybersecurity and allowing a specific multidisciplinary overlap of both technical, social and legal aspects of cybersecurity.
Service Development Management
The specialization follows the current major shift from the traditional IT design paradigm to IT as a service and from a product-oriented to a service-oriented economy. IT problems and challenges are becoming more complex and knowledge of IT technologies is not sufficient to solve them. A multidisciplinary perspective is at the core of this specialization. Students not only acquire a good knowledge of IT (programming, databases, computer security, networks, etc.), but also the skills needed to understand problems in their complexity (marketing, management, finance or law) and the necessary communication competences.
Meet the successful graduate
Girls have unnecessary inhibitions towards ITGraduate Dita Přikrylová left her job as a data analyst to work for the non-profit Czechitas. She wants to get more women into IT.
