Major Informatics and Econometrics

Basic information:

• studies in the field of: Informatics and Economic Analysis
• name of the programme: Informatics and econometrics
• studies: full-time second-cycle programme, track: general academic
• leading discipline: economics and finance

Second-cycle studies in Informatics and econometrics combine education in economics, finance and business with competences in the area of modern technologies and information technology.

In second-cycle studies, Informatics and econometrics students enhance their knowledge of economics, finance and information technology. They improve their skills in data analysis (also Big data), modelling and forecasting, programming and operating IT systems and statistical packages. They explore the secrets of investing and risk management, learn about advanced database technologies and issues related to artificial intelligence, including machine learning and data science in general.

Students profile their study path by choosing one of the three specializations: business analytics, information systems for business and administration, financial engineering and a number of elective courses.

Second-cycle graduates in Informatics and econometrics can work as:

• an analyst of economic processes in organizations where business decision-making needs to be preceded by in-depth quantitative analyses with the use of information technologies;
• an IT manager who is able to work creatively and efficiently in Economy 4.0 on an international scale;
• a specialist in the field of IT solutions, a leader of project teams;
• an information broker, designer of IT solutions for business, designer of websites and network services, specialist in IT audit;
• a specialized analyst using their knowledge and skills of modelling and forecasting economic and financial quantities, and of financial instrument valuation (quant).

Second-cycle graduates can continue their education at the Doctoral School or in postgraduate studies.