Applied Informatics

Bachelor's study

Form	Length	Title	Language	City
Full-time	3 years	Bc.	czech	Prague
Part-time	3 years	Bc.	czech	Prague

Tuition fees

from 6.100 CZK per month

● free introductory courses ● lecture recordings during studies ● preferential accommodation on the VŠFS Campus

Why study Applied Informatics with us?

Do you enjoy technology? Do you like to "play" computer or mobile games? Do you not only want to be a user, but also want to act as an active creator, developer? If your answer is yes, then our study program is made for you. You can look forward to lectures by experts with an emphasis on practice, technical background for teaching and digital recordings of seminars.

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You will enjoy studying at VŠFS!

Personalities
from the field

Practice
orientation

Personal
approach

Digital
support

International
environment

Employment / Possible graduate career

Network Administrator
Programmer (přeloženo
Manager of IT startups
Application developer
Game designer
Corporate IT specialist
Mobile application developer
IT security specialist

Profile subjects

Object-oriented programming
Computer graphics and multimédia
Systems and models
Design of information systems
Computer networks
Development of internet and mobile applications
Computer game design
Information security

Program guarantor

doc. Ing. Stanislava Mildeová, CSc.

She works as the Deputy Head of the Department of Informatics and Mathematics, Faculty of Economic Studies, VŠFS. She graduated from the University of Economics in Prague, where she also habilitated in Informatics. Her professional focus is on applications of informatics in practice, information management and systems modeling; she also lectures on game design. She has advocated for the transfer of models of the discipline "System dynamics" from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to the Czech academic environment and IT practice. She collaborates with the scientific journal Acta Informatica Pragensia, of which she was the editor-in-chief for many years. She was a member of a number of professional and scientific councils, and is a member of the university's scientific council.