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Specialties

Electronic Management (in English)

The Master's program "E-Governance" at the Faculty of English Engineering Training prepares specialists capable of designing and implementing modern information and administrative systems, as well as participating in management and research activities in the public, non-governmental, and business sectors, as well as in the field of European project management. Graduates find employment as designers, consultants, researchers, and teachers in educational institutions.

NQF Code:

Degree Level:

Master

Professional Qualification:

Master's Degree in E-Government

Language of Instruction:

English

Form of Study:

Full-time - 1.5 years

Professional Field:

5.3. Communications and Computer Equipment

Curriculum 2026-2027

Why choose this specialty?

In this master's degree, specialists are trained who can lead departments and directorates in the various functional areas of administration and management and control the implementation of strategic and tactical plans.

What are the admission requirements?

A completed bachelor's or master's degree in the field of informatics, engineering, and economic sciences. The requirements for students are to demonstrate good proficiency in English.

What will I learn?

Within the training, the following mandatory disciplines are studied, forming the theoretical and methodological foundation of the program:

Requirements and evaluation of IT systems,
Project management,
Public relations,
Philosophy of sciences,
Research methods, etc.

Development of the diploma project is carried out during the third semester and represents the final stage of training, in which the student demonstrates acquired knowledge, skills, and competencies by solving a specific applied or research task.

My career

Graduates with a master's degree in the specialization E-Governance can perform managerial, design, research, and pedagogical activities in public, non-governmental, and business organizations.
Masters in "E-Governance" can work as:
• designers of information systems for administrative activities;
• designers of e-service systems in public administration;
• consultants for the development and management of European programs and projects;
• researchers engaged in research activities in the field of administration and management;
• teachers in higher and secondary schools.