Master's Studies – Informatics
Master Professor of Computing and Informatics; Master Professor of Mathematics and Informatics; Master Professor of Mathematics and Physics; Master Professor of Technology and Computing
A student who defends their master's thesis after passing all courses prescribed by the curriculum for two semesters receives a certificate of completion of the study program with 60 ECTS credits, specifically as a Master with selected elective courses of the corresponding module – 60 ECTS.
Master Professor of Computing and Informatics teaches advanced concepts in the field of computer science and information technology at various levels of education. Their work may include subjects such as databases, software engineering, computer networks, artificial intelligence, computer vision, programming, and other similar topics.
Master Professor of Mathematics and Informatics combines mathematical concepts with the application of computer technologies and algorithms. Their work may include subjects such as discrete mathematics, algorithms, graph theory, mathematical statistics, artificial intelligence, and the application of mathematics in computer graphics and other fields.
Master Professor of Mathematics and Physics combines concepts from mathematics and physics and teaches them at various levels of education. Their work may include subjects such as differential equations, probability theory, statistics, theoretical physics, mechanics, thermodynamics, optics, electromagnetism, and other similar topics.
Master Professor of Technology and Computing teaches subjects in the field of technical and computer sciences, such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, programming, robotics, process automation, and the like. Their work may also include developing practical skills in students through workshops and projects.
All these professions share a common goal of developing students' knowledge and skills in specific areas and preparing them for a career in that field. A Master Professor usually works in secondary or higher education institutions, where they prepare and conduct classes, grade student work, and collaborate with other teachers and experts to develop curricula.