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Original title in Czech: Systémové inženýrství a informatikaFaculty: FPAbbreviation: MGR-SIAcad. year: 2013/2014
Type of study programme: Master's
Study programme code: N6209
Degree awarded: Ing.
Specific admission requirements
Condition for admitting is obtaining a bachelor's degree and pass successfully the admission exam as well.
Key learning outcomes
Graduates are equipped with the scientific management tools knowledge, skills of systematic approach and ability to apply modern information and communication technologies to solve complex problems and design and use of complex information systems with a focus on economic and managerial processes. Graduates are able to manage creatively the development of an application software in the field of analysis, process approach, design and management of information and communication technologies, communication with users including modeling and simulation of complex business processes with the use of artificial intelligence. Acquired knowledge, skills and abilities of graduates enable its full competitiveness in the inland and European labor market. The simultaneous knowledge of both the issues of information and communication systems, and economics and management is the graduates' competitive advantage. The theoretical knowledge is deepened by studying subjects of common basis of economics and management, as well as language courses and dubjects of general education.
Occupational profiles of graduates with examples
A graduates of the Master's degree programme Information Management can acquit themselves well in research, development, implementation and operation of modern information and communication technologies in the economic and business management processes. They may hold key management and managerial positions in which they can put their knowledge of the system and the application of information and communication technologies in decision-making processes into effect.
Access to further studies
The graduates may continue in a doctoral study programme.
Examination regulations, assessment and grading
Examination and assessment regulations
Graduation requirements
diploma thesis, final state examination
Mode of study
full-time study
Programme supervisor
doc. Ing. Miloš Koch, CSc.
ECTS departmental co-ordinator
doc. Ing. Vojtěch Bartoš, Ph.D.