Managerial Informatics

Degree programme objectives

The goal of the professionally focused bachelor's degree program in Managerial Informatics is, in line with the needs of the current and anticipated future labor market, to prepare globally-minded graduates equipped with a sufficient set of knowledge, skills, and abilities in both the fields of information and communication technologies (ICT) as well as management, organization, and economics of enterprises, business, law, and more. Students will be equipped with such a volume of knowledge and practical skills that will ensure their high competitiveness in the labor market, even in relation to graduates from foreign universities. The development of students' knowledge and practical skills in the field of managerial informatics is primarily aimed at practical application in the areas of deployment, management, and administration of corporate IT at the middle and lower levels of management in small and medium-sized organizations, both in the business sector as well as in non-profit organizations and public administration. In the field of informatics, the main emphasis is placed on mastering the methods and tools for managing the design, development, and operation of information systems, managing computer networks, and programming web, mobile, and other applications for corporate needs. Additionally, students will focus on knowledge and practical skills related to the use of modern computer technology and generally applicable hardware and software in various contexts, particularly economic and business-related. In the economic field, the program focuses on acquiring basic and advanced knowledge in general economics, business economics, external economic environments, management, marketing, finance, and law. The integration of the aforementioned areas of education within the Managerial Informatics program provides a solid foundation for interdisciplinary competencies, offering graduates broader opportunities for employability in the future labor market. Given the professionally focused nature of the program, the evaluation of the learning process is largely based on the ability to solve practical problems through teamwork on assigned projects. It is also a matter of course to involve professionals from practice in preparing content for some subjects, teaching specific courses, delivering guest lectures, and providing topics for seminar and bachelor's theses.

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Managerial Informatics

full-time, single-subject

Managerial Informatics

combined, single-subject

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Objectives
The goal of the professionally focused bachelor's degree program in Managerial Informatics is, in line with the needs of the current and anticipated future labor market, to prepare globally-minded graduates equipped with a sufficient set of knowledge, skills, and abilities in both the fields of information and communication technologies (ICT) as well as management, organization, and economics of enterprises, business, law, and more. Students will be equipped with such a volume of knowledge and practical skills that will ensure their high competitiveness in the labor market, even in relation to graduates from foreign universities. The development of students' knowledge and practical skills in the field of managerial informatics is primarily aimed at practical application in the areas of deployment, management, and administration of corporate IT at the middle and lower levels of management in small and medium-sized organizations, both in the business sector as well as in non-profit organizations and public administration. In the field of informatics, the main emphasis is placed on mastering the methods and tools for managing the design, development, and operation of information systems, managing computer networks, and programming web, mobile, and other applications for corporate needs. Additionally, students will focus on knowledge and practical skills related to the use of modern computer technology and generally applicable hardware and software in various contexts, particularly economic and business-related. In the economic field, the program focuses on acquiring basic and advanced knowledge in general economics, business economics, external economic environments, management, marketing, finance, and law. The integration of the aforementioned areas of education within the Managerial Informatics program provides a solid foundation for interdisciplinary competencies, offering graduates broader opportunities for employability in the future labor market. Given the professionally focused nature of the program, the evaluation of the learning process is largely based on the ability to solve practical problems through teamwork on assigned projects. It is also a matter of course to involve professionals from practice in preparing content for some subjects, teaching specific courses, delivering guest lectures, and providing topics for seminar and bachelor's theses.
Learning Outcomes
After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:
- use and interpret the terminology of informatics, economics, and management in the context of professional practice;
- design information system architectures with regard to the specific requirements of the organization;
- manage or participate in the management of the development, innovation, and operation of information systems;
- program software systems and web and mobile applications;
- develop and manage electronic business systems using web and mobile applications and mobile communication devices;
- administer computer networks;
- analyze data using basic mathematical and statistical methods;
- manage or be a member of a project team;
- provide consulting and advisory services in the field of information and communication technologies;
- design and manage technical support for e-marketing activities;
- perform managerial activities at the operational or tactical level;
- communicate in a global language - English.
Occupational Profiles of Graduates
The graduate is profiled for practical application in the field of enterprise informatics at the middle and lower management levels in small and medium-sized business entities, public administration, or business activities focused on information and communication technologies.
The graduate will acquire specialized knowledge in the fields of informatics and economics. The informatics aspect of the program focuses on programming, information, communication, and internet technologies, computer network management, and computer system architecture from the perspective of their development within projects, implementation in organizations of various types, administration, and other business, particularly commercial, activities.
Within the economic area, the graduate will gain fundamental knowledge in general economics, management, marketing, finance, and law. The graduate will acquire professional skills in the methods and tools for managing the design, development, innovation, and operation of information systems, computer network management, e-business using web and mobile applications, mobile communication devices, software system programming, and web and mobile applications in businesses, non-profit organizations, or public administration, data analysis using basic mathematical and statistical methods, and other practical skills related to the use of computer technology and generally applicable hardware and software in various contexts.
The graduate will be able to interpret data from their field reflecting relevant scientific, professional, and ethical issues, convey information, ideas, and solutions to both specialists and the general public, and communicate primarily in a global language – English or, if necessary, German.
The graduate will gain practical competence in managing information systems and computer networks, programming and developing enterprise, web, and mobile applications, leading project teams, providing consulting in the ICT field, implementing technical support for e-marketing activities, system integration, business analysis, and managerial activities, especially at the operational level in business and commercial activities related to information and communication technologies.
The knowledge, expertise, and practical skills acquired will provide a sufficient foundation for possible continuation of studies in a follow-up master's degree program.