Information and communication technologies

60610100 — Information Systems and Technologies

Academic Degree — BACHELOR’S DEGREE
Study System — Credit-Modular System
Mode of Study — Full-time
Duration of Study — 4 years

1. What Will You Learn?

Within this program, students will learn not only how to write code, but also how to design the architecture of large-scale systems, manage data, and find innovative technological solutions to complex problems:

• Programming and Algorithms: modern programming languages such as Python, Java, and C++, data structures, and algorithms for solving complex logical problems.
• Systems Analysis and Architecture: designing information systems for enterprises and organizations, analyzing system requirements, and learning the fundamentals of Software Engineering.
• Database Management: storing, processing, and securing large volumes of data using SQL, PostgreSQL, NoSQL, as well as Big Data technologies.
• Network Technologies and Cybersecurity: building computer networks, working with servers, cloud technologies (AWS, Microsoft Azure), and principles of information security.
• Web and Mobile Development: creating modern, user-friendly, and interactive websites, platforms, and mobile applications using Frontend and Backend technologies.

2. Why Choose This Program?

In the era of global digitalization, the demand for IT professionals is higher than ever. Graduates who choose this field acquire a profession of the future:

• High Income and Strong Demand: IT professionals are among the most highly paid and sought-after specialists not only in Uzbekistan, including IT Park residents, but also worldwide.
• Global Career Opportunities and Flexibility: this profession allows graduates to work remotely from anywhere in the world for international IT companies or as freelancers.
• Universal Professional Field: Information Systems Engineers are in demand across a wide range of industries, including banking and finance (FinTech), healthcare (HealthTech), education (EdTech), logistics, and public administration.

3. Learning Approach

In the Information Systems program, the educational process is based on the credit-modular system and focuses more on practical training, teamwork, and methodologies used by international IT companies than on traditional lectures:

• Project-Based Learning: throughout their studies, students work on real startup projects, web applications, and information systems, building a strong GitHub portfolio by graduation.
• Agile and Scrum Methodologies: classes are organized to develop teamwork, project management, and task distribution skills similar to those used in real IT companies.
• Hackathons and Competitions: programming competitions (Hackathons, ICPC) and cybersecurity competitions (CTF) are regularly organized to strengthen students’ theoretical knowledge.
• Certification Preparation: the curriculum is aligned with the requirements for internationally recognized IT certifications such as Cisco (CCNA), Microsoft, and AWS.
• Practice in Technology Parks and Laboratories: classes are conducted in specially equipped computer laboratories, while students undertake regular internships at local IT companies, allowing them to quickly adapt to a professional work environment.

Students complete 60 ECTS credits per academic year. Educational programs are developed based on feedback and requirements from employers. This ensures the relevance of the education and its alignment with modern labor market demands.