PhD in Informatics

The doctoral programme in Informatics is open to graduates with a master's degree who continue toward the educational and scientific degree of doctor in Informatics, in scientific field 4.6 Informatics and Computer Science. It combines fundamental theory of informatics and computer science with broad practical skills in using information technologies and computer systems. Doctoral candidates learn to build and apply mathematical models and algorithms, develop and deploy modern information systems, and carry out research with methodological preparation for teaching in higher education. Graduates develop, implement and evaluate software and hardware systems, and work as university teachers or research associates. Completion requires the required credits and the defence of a dissertation.