What does the "1+1" model mean?
The Master's program is implemented through two independent, sequential stages - the "1+1" model:
- Part 1 - a 1-year (60 ECTS) Master's stage, upon completion of which the student receives an independent Master's qualification and may either enter employment or discontinue studies;
- Part 2 - an additional, 1-year (60 ECTS) research stage, admission to which is carried out through a separate admission procedure, and upon completion of which a Research Master's degree is awarded.
The Master's Program in Information Technology Management is implemented in accordance with the "1+1" model and consists of two parts:
Part 1 - Expected Qualification: Master of Information Technology Management (60 ECTS)
The standard duration of study is one year, and the permissible duration is two years.
- Mandatory learning courses - 42 ECTS credits
- Optional learning courses - 12 ECTS credits
- Free credits - 6 ECTS credits
Part 2 - Expected Qualification: Research Master of Information Technology Management (60 ECTS)
The standard duration of study is one year, and the permissible duration is two years. Admission is possible only after completion of Part 1 or of another Master's program in the ICT field.
- Master's Thesis - 30 ECTS credits
- Optional learning courses - 18 ECTS credits
- Mandatory learning course of the university - 6 ECTS credits
- Free credits - 6 ECTS credits
See Program