Information Management — a program for those who want to combine business, technology, and data
Modern degree programs in management, business, data, and technology for students who are considering traditional management, economics, or a business school but want to develop stronger digital and IT skills.
Faculty of Information Management bachelor's and master's degree programs in information management.
Students of the information management field of study learn how to use various IT tools that effectively support management and acquire fluency in using information systems in modern enterprises.
During their studies, students acquire extensive knowledge in the area of management, economics, and IT. Particular emphasis is placed on developing skills related to the efficient organization of an enterprise, competent project management, and solving various problems concerning the functioning of organizations (requiring both "hard" and "soft" skills).
What distinguishes Information Management at PJAIT?
Is information management the right field of study for me?
The information management field of study is an ideal choice for people interested in combining knowledge from the fields of business, technology, and data analysis. Students in this field of study acquire the necessary skills to effectively collect, process, and use information to support strategic decisions in various areas of economic activity. The information management curriculum focuses on both technical and business aspects, preparing graduates for the challenges posed by the modern labor market.
Information management - the field of tomorrow.
Information management is a key element of success in today's business world, where the amount of available data is constantly growing. This field of study enables students to develop skills necessary for effective data management, utilizing the latest tools and IT technologies. Graduates in information management are sought after by various organizations that need experts in data analysis and information process optimization to achieve business success.
How does the Information Management program at PJAIT differ PJAIT traditional management programs?
Traditional management programs focus primarily on organization, economics, finance, and business processes. The Information Management program at PJAIT these areas with technology, data analysis, information systems, and IT projects.
This field of study people who are interested in business but also want to develop practical digital skills. Students learn how to use technology and data to make decisions, streamline processes, and manage projects in modern organizations.
As a result, graduates are able to combine business and technological perspectives—which is particularly important in companies that develop digital products, implement IT systems, or work with data.
How does information management differ from computer science?
Information management is a strictly practical, information technology field of study. The information management degree program is distinguished by additional management, analysis and communication components. Most of the information management subjects are IT subjects (about 75% in the Bachelor's degree degree and in the second degree program), while the rest are subjects that broaden managerial competence, bringing closer the team and IT project management skills valued in modern companies.
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Faculty of Information Management Authorities
Dean
Dr. Margaret Cieciora,
professor PJAIT
Vice Dean
M.Sc. Piotr Gago
Vice Dean
M.Sc. Rafal Muniak
Chairs of the Faculty of Information Management
The Faculty of Information Management has the following departments:
| Name of the cathedral | Department head | |
|---|---|---|
| Economics and Management | Malgorzata Cieciora, PhD, prof. of PJAIT | |
| Programming Methods | Krzysztof Barteczko, PhD, prof. of PJAIT | |
| Organization of Information Processes |
What after graduation?
Graduates of information management are employed in enterprises as managers (in particular, IT project managers, process/product engineers) and as specialists involved in the design and implementation of IT systems in management. They are very well prepared for work in production and commercial enterprises, as well as in financial institutions and administration – wherever the results of an organization's operations depend on the effective use of information and the high competencies of the people who analyze and process this information.
Additionally, graduates of the second-cycle studies in information management have the competencies to work as a software architect, cloud solutions architect, software tester, or business analyst.
What is more, graduates of information management studies are also prepared to run their own business and to manage projects, particularly using the Scrum methodology.
What else?
In addition to the curriculum, PJAIT organizes workshops, training courses and additional activities that expand the knowledge of students of the Department of Information Management. Thanks to cooperation with business, the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology is able to offer courses year after year that make the curriculum more attractive and keep students' knowledge up-to-date with the demands of the labor market.
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