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Specialized area, Master's degree - Project management

The project management area focuses on the combination of IT technology with managerial and business aspects, organizational issues in IT projects, and IT applications where domain analysis is a key problem. Graduates of this area can become valued specialists in, among others, the following areas:

  • managing project, software, and implementation teams,
  • management positions in project and process organizations,
  • any projects (IT software and infrastructure projects),
  • consulting companies, banks, software development departments, IT infrastructure maintenance, etc.

Aside from the issues of executing IT projects, this area also addresses the support of any projects through IT-based solutions, as well as the application of IT in management and the economic and managerial dimension of IT projects.

Elective subjects required or recommended for the project management area

— Project Management (required, unless similar issues were covered during completed first-cycle studies)
— Advanced modeling and analysis of IT systems (recommended)


The thesis projects carried out within this area covered the following topics:

  • support for project management or project communication using IT tools
  • implementation or improvement of project management methodologies used in an organization,
  • organizational and IT support for human resource management,
  • organizational and IT support for stakeholder management in a project,
  • human factor issues in IT projects,
  • analysis of the effectiveness of traditional or agile methods of IT project execution,
  • solutions supporting requirements engineering in IT projects,
  • solutions for risk management in IT projects,
  • scalability of agile methodologies,
  • project financing methods based on Blockchain technologies,
  • ITIL service lifecycle.

List of potential master's thesis supervisor – Department of Software Engineering:

- dr hab. Piotr Habela
- Tomasz Pieciukiewicz, PhD

The choice of the area at the Faculty of Computer Science is made after completing a survey.

The survey is completed by students during the application process for master's degree programs at the Department of Computer Science.