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Bachelor's Degree in Informatics
- Košice-Sever, Slovakia
Bachelor's degree
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English, Slovak
Informatics (Computer Science) bachelor's degree study program is a key bachelor study program in computer science, information and communication technologies at TU of Košice. The program is aimed at the fundamental practical knowledge of the field.


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Master's Degree in Informatics
- Košice-Sever, Slovakia
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English, Slovak
Informatics (Computer Science) master's degree study program is a key master's degree study program in computer science, information and communication technologies at TU of Košice. The program is aimed at university research and cooperation with industrial practice.


Pavol Jozef Safarik University Faculty of Science
Master in Data Analysis and Artificial Intelligence
- Košice, Slovakia
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The study program Data Analysis and Artificial Intelligence is an interdisciplinary study program that combines in a balanced way the knowledge of mathematics and computer science. Interdisciplinarity gives graduates greater opportunities in the selection of follow-up study programs or in practice.
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University of Zilina – Faculty of Civil Engineering
Master in Construction Management and Information Systems
- Žilina, Slovakia
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
Slovak
As a graduate, you will be able to use computer technology with the support of software applications, apply information systems in construction including GIS and BIM systems and their applications, manage a team of workers in the construction of complex civil structures and buildings, transport structures, prepare and manage the production of building components, manage the construction company.


Slovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Informatics
Phd in Applied Informatics
- Bratislava, Slovakia
PhD
Full time
On-Campus
English
A graduate of the Applied informatics study program acquires university education in the third degree (doctoral) in the field of applied informatics, knows the scientific methods of research and development in the field of applied informatics with a focus on methods and means to draft informatic solutions to problems, learns the principles of individual work, teamwork and project management, scientific formulation of a problem, economic, legal and environmental aspects of new solutions, ethical and social aspects of scientific work, presentation of results, will understand the applied informatics for his respective field of application, will be ready to build scientific perspective in a variety of fields of applied informatics and for a direct entry into the trade market, will find application as a member of a creative team, or it’s leader, in any field, where knowledge of applied informatics is required.
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You'll study how technology systems are designed, managed, and scaled, while also learning how organizations make strategic decisions around IT infrastructure. Slovakia has a growing tech sector with strong ties to European industry, and the applied coursework you'll find here reflects that connection.
The learning environment fosters analytical thinking and a collaborative approach to problem-solving across both technical and organizational contexts. Through modules in software development, systems architecture, database management, and IT governance, you'll develop the kind of cross-functional competency that employers value in technical and managerial roles alike.
A Computer Science and IT Management program sits at the intersection of engineering thinking and business strategy. You'll practice methods for aligning technology decisions with operational goals, which is directly relevant whether you go on to work in project management, IT consultancy, cybersecurity, or enterprise systems. The skills you gain are recognized across sectors globally, and many graduates move into roles at multinational firms, public institutions, or technology-focused organizations well beyond the region where they studied.