The academic program IT-Project Management is aimed at training Master’s students with modern knowledge and practical skills in managing IT-projects, digital products, and innovations. The program combines project management, business- and systems analysis, financial and innovation management, as well as research and teaching training. Graduates are prepared to manage IT-projects and programs in conditions of digital transformation and uncertainty.

— Theory and Practice of Project Management

— Project Quality and Risk Management

— Effective Project Team Management

— Stakeholder and Project Integration Management

— Pattern Recognition Methods

— Mathematical Programming

— Intelligent Methods for IS Management

— Research Methods

— Business Process Management

— Analysis and Design of IS Architecture

— Database Management Methods and Business Analytics

— Modern Data Analysis Tools.

— Ability to apply modern IT-project management methodologies (Waterfall, Agile, Scrum) to manage time, cost, quality, and risks

— Skills in business, systems, and financial analysis for managerial and project decision-making justification

— Ability to manage project teams, communications, and stakeholder interactions

— Ability to develop and implement innovative and digital solutions, manage changes, and startup projects

— Ability to conduct research and present results in accordance with academic standards.

— Integration of IT-project management, business analytics, and innovation management into a unified educational track

— Practice-oriented approach using real cases and project-based tasks

— Alignment with professional standards and labor market requirements in the ICT sphere

— Development of Master's students' managerial, analytical, and research competencies

— Opportunity to pursue an academic career and participate in research projects.

— IT-Project Manager

— Program and Portfolio Manager of IT-Projects

— Business Analyst/Systems Analyst in the ICT sphere

— Product Manager/ nnovation Manager/Startup Manager

— Lecturer and Researcher in Information Technology and Project Management.