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Prague, Master's degree

Master's degree Programmes in Information Technologies

Duration: 2 years
Price: 64 000 CZK per semester (approx. 2400 EUR)
CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN PRAGUE

To become a respected ICT professional requires to study theoretical background and to learn many skills. You need background in mathematics, programming skill, problem solving approach, analytical, Our study programmes cover all that. The curriculum consists of theoretical courses (such as combinatorics, automata theory, or graph theory), of computer architecture courses (such as CPU architectures, databases, operating systems, computer security), and programming and software courses. Software is what makes computers flexible and versatile. The art of programming is the skill of the future. Programming languages and frameworks abound, large programs are complex artefacts made by teams, millions of new codelines are created every single day.

In general, the main goal of study programme is to equip graduates with a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical skills to provide the capability to solve real-world problems using engineering methods and modern ICT systems. Graduates simply know how computers work and why they work that way and how to utilize them efficiently to improve the quality of our lives.

Specialisations taught in English:

Computer Security
Computer Systems and Networks
Design of Digital Systems
Knowledge Engineering
System Programming, focused on Theoretical Computer Science
System Programming, focused on System Programming
Web and Software Engineering, focused on Information Systems and Management
Web and Software Engineering, focused on Software Engineering
Web and Software Engineering, focused on Web Engineering

For further details and admission requirements contact us.

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London, Master's Degree programme

Extended Diploma in Strategic Management & Leadership + Internship

Duration: 1 academic year
Price: 8750 British Pounds
London College of International Business Studies

LCIBS offers you the prerequisite real skills and knowledge for you to operate in a strategic general management position or to broaden out and develop in any pre-existing discipline. Our graduates don’t just ‘talk the talk, they walk the walk’! You will learn through peer-led discussions, live projects, case studies and work in multi-national / multi-cultural teams on subjects that take a global business perspective. Our aim is to maximise employability and personal/professional development. Supporting this goal, your Tutors draw on real business exposure and many years teaching experience.

Entry requirements:
Recognised undergraduate degree or 5 years relevant work experience
Must be 6.5 and above - each component of the test must be 6.5 and above or have a UK degree

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Warsaw, Bachelor's degree in International Relations

Bachelor's degree program in international relations

Duration: 3 years
Price: 17550 Euro

Start date - October 2016, the arrival is mandatory in August.

Price includes:

3 years study, 3 years of residence, registration, administrative fees, visa letter, express mail, bank charges, consular fee.

It is possible to pay study and accommodation fees by installments.

Subjects covered: economics, political economy and geography, law, international relations, European integration, philosophy, information technology, international political relations, international public relations, cultural relations, the relations, international economic relations, demography, economic policy, international intellectual grounds, International Organizations, International Relations, Asia, Africa, Central Asia and North and South America and other international relations.

Enroll by phone or Skype to pass an interview.

Interview questions:

Independence of the United States, causes and consequences of the First World War, the causes and consequences of the October Revolution in Russia, the history of the Second World War, the end of communism, the European Union's history, mission, structure, advantages and disadvantages of globalization