38.03.05 Business informatics
Instruction in this field of studies serves primarily to train business analysts. They are in demand in all industries, as they are unique professionals who are equally good at economics as well as information and communication technologies. Students are instructed in information systems and technologies, methods and tools of business process modeling and analysis, information system design, software product development, project management, information security, and enterprise architecture analysis techniques.
Level of education:
Bachelor's degree
Form of training:
Full-time (daytime)
Venue of training:
Moscow
Entrance exams:
— Mathematics (major)
— Russian language
— Social science
— Russian language
— Social science
Programs, specializations:
Enterprise architecture
Education in Business Informatics provides general background training in designing, developing and apply information and communication systems to business. The Enterprise Architecture program focuses on information technology, informatics, economics, and management concepts. Alumni will be able to work successfully as a business analyst, system architect, information system and technology implementation manager, or sales, services and business development specialist.
Alumni can be employed as
- business analyst
- process control specialist
- information technology manager
- information systems specialist
- information technology project manager
Program subjects
- Enterprise architecture
- Databases
- Computing systems, networks and telecommunications
- Business communications
- Discrete mathematics
- Macroeconomics
- Marketing
- Management
- Microeconomics
- Business process modeling
- Operating systems
- Programming
- Information systems design
- Informatics
- Operations research
- Probability theory and mathematical statistics
- Company economics
- E-business
- Documenting management activities
- Project management
- Decision support systems
- Information society development
- Copyright in information technology
- Quality management
- Corporate information systems
- Human resource management
- Information system interfaces
- Organizational and informational support for an administrator’s activity
Department of Information Technologies in Public Administration