Informatics

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The Informatics master degree programme deepens the theoretical knowledge and nurtures the ability to work independently and creatively in the chosen specialization field. Students have the opportunity to participate in implementing real-world
application projects and take part in scientific research. The specialization (major) is
ultimately determined by the selection of the master thesis topic and the set of topics for the final state examination. Students express their specialization preferences
by choosing the modules to enroll in. Besides the recommended study plans for individual specializations, it is possible to create an individual study plan.

Within the first 2 years of their studies, the applicants must complete the process of official recognition of their high-school education in the Czech Republic.

The following documents shall be submitted by postal mail to FIT:(1) The application form fully completed and signed by the applicant (see the previous section). (2) Two signed copies of the study contract. Each copy shall be printed on a single sheet of paper, double-sided. Each copy must contain the applicants full name (as shown in the passport), date of birth, country of citizenship, address of permanent residence, passport number, date of signature, and the applicants signature. (2a) Applicants who have already fully completed their Bachelor-level education at the time of submitting the application shall attach photocopies of official documents that: * demonstrate full completion of Bachelor-level education, and * indicate studied subjects and obtained grades.The above requirements can be usually fulfilled by submitting an appropriate combination of the following documents: * Bachelor diploma, and * Diploma supplement, and/or * Official university transcripts of the Bachelor study.(2b) Applicants who are studying in their last year of a Bachelor degree study programme at the time of submitting the application shall attach photocopies of official transcripts that indicate studied subjects and obtained grades in all finished semesters.Such applicants will be required to submit documents that demonstrate successful completion of their Bachelor-level studies at the enrollment.(3) A photocopy of the applicants passport (open at the page with the photograph and identification data).(4) With the exception of native English speakers, applicants shall attach a photocopy of a certificate that demonstrates theirproficiency in English comparable to or exceeding the C1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages(5) Optionally, applicants are encouraged to submit photocopies of any documents that demonstrate their significant personal achievements or professional or academic excellence in informatics, mathematics, physics, or other math-based disciplines. Examples are programming contest awards, participation on research projects, best student paper awards, and so on.At enrollment, applicants must present the originals of all submitted documents for verification. English Language Requirements IELTS band: 6.5 CAE score: (read more) Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) is part of the Cambridge English suite and is targeted at a high level (IETLS 6.5-8.0). It is an international English language exam set at the right level for academic and professional success. Developed by Cambridge English Language Assessment - part of the University of Cambridge - it helps you stand out from the crowd as a high achiever. 58 TOEFL paper-based test score : 550 TOEFL iBT® test: 79

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Why Computer Science?

Computer Science is a beautiful and dynamically developing field which is an integral part of all spheres of our society. It changes our way of life dramatically, it opens new possibilities, and it has a dramatic impact on everything we do.

The production volume and employee count of ICT business is comparable to the automotive industry, and grows continuously. The number of ICT professionals in the Czech Republic and in the world is still insufficient.

By the way, establishing a new company is easier in ICT than in the automotive industry. Many of our students established such companies during studies. All you need is a clever idea for an innovative application, web service, etc.

Why our study programme?

Our study programme is aimed especially at applicants interested in the domains of Computer Science or Computer Engineering. It covers the most important Computer Science topics. Students are encouraged to select electives according to their future professional focus.

The main goal of our programme is to equip our graduates with a set of theoretical and practical knowledge in order to enable them to solve real-world problems using engineering methods and computers, or to study and develop more theoretical parts of computer science. Our graduates know how computers work, and why they work that way.

Thanks to the common European model of computer science education, our graduates can follow many paths after getting their Bachelor degree. They can choose to continue with their Masters at FIT or anywhere else in the Czech Republic or abroad. Or, they can start pursuing their professional career in their chosen field.

Our study programme forms the foundation of a solid lifelong professional career. There is a strong demand for skilled professionals in the IT sector, so the chance of a good job is high. Knowledge gained in your study programme will also give you a solid basis for continued education in order to stay on top of the latest developments in this field.