Computer Science and Engineering

This study programme is aimed at students who are interested in analysis of complex problems, work with current data and information, development of new methods, and concepts and solutions in informatics, in particular in their verification and presentation to experts. More detailed information and instructions for submitting an application form are available on the Faculty's website, section Admissions.

Students gain broad theoretical knowledge of informatics as well as a profound insight into their chosen specialization: software engineering and reliability of software systems, natural language processing and data mining, computer graphics and its applications, medical informatics or distributed and embedded computing systems. They learn how to analyse and evaluate a large number of works from the world's scientific literature, use proper methods of scientific work, create new scientific results and publish them in international journals.

Graduates are highly qualified experts (scientists) in informatics and software development who find employment in software-development and programming companies and institutions, in state bodies and companies focused on the analysis and development of information systems.