Get to know Information Technology at Master degree
A master’s degree in the IT industry raises the rank of the graduate and increases their value on the labor market from the point of view of the employer.
- Completed second-cycle studies indicate an employee with greater versatility and are a ticket to much better job offers, and consequently – higher salaries;
- the program of Information technology studies at the second cycle assumes that candidates have a high degree of skills learned while studying at the undergraduate degree. We do not teach the basics of programming and network construction. We assume that you already know that and we do not waste your time;
- We place great emphasis on practice at the second-cycle studies. During them, you have a chance to obtain, among others, Cisco and Microsoft International certifications;
- we give you a chance to use your potential. If the IT industry is what you feel good at and want to pursue, do not stop at the undergraduate degree. Information technology is an area where you should constantly improve and upgrade your competencies.
Original study program
Our educational offer is based on many years of experience in the training of highly qualified IT specialists and adapting to the realities of the national and international labor markets.
The curriculum at the second cycle studies was created by our best teachers (Jaroslaw Karcewicz, Ph.D. Ph.D. Eng. Roman Simiński).
. . The theoretical background will allow him a quick and effective mastery of not only present technology but also the future information technologies.
Sample subjects
Cryptographic Techniques in Information Security
Database Systems
Object-Oriented Programming
Algorithm Analysis
Image Analysis and Processing
System Programming
Centralized Management of Work Stations and Servers
Servers and App Virtualization Technologies
Team Project of Secure ICT Systems
Lecturers in Information Technology at Master degree
See everyoneGraduate characteristics
An IT specialist who meets the needs of the modern market will have, in addition to the universal features of every IT specialist, such as:
- solid knowledge of the basics of universal Information Technology, providing the opportunity to independently deepen it in the field of new solutions that will appear in the future;
- solid theoretical foundations of a universal nature in fields related to Information Technology;
also additional features such as:
- extensive knowledge of Internet technologies (network issues, servers and their services, programming in the Internet environment);
- knowledge of computer graphics at a level enabling the implementation of the presentation layer of implemented solutions in the Internet environment;
- knowledge enabling the construction of systems that process and present information of various formats and types, such as text, image, sound and video on the Internet platform.
In addition, the features that a WSTI graduate will have are:
- ability to self-educate based on knowledge acquired from theoretical and practical subjects;
- ability to solve problems independently.