University of New York in Prague

What you'll study

The programme blends core and elective work to build both technical depth and applied skills.

• Core areas: programming and software development (including Python and object-oriented programming, software design); systems analysis and databases (database systems, data management); networking and cybersecurity (network administration, cybersecurity, cloud technologies); business and project management (IT project management, communication, business applications); emerging technologies (artificial intelligence, machine learning, digital innovation).
• Electives: cloud computing (virtualization, cloud infrastructure); artificial intelligence (machine learning, data analytics); web and digital technologies (web development, digital systems); business and society topics (psychology, technology and society, management).
• Practical experience: hands-on programming projects, lab work in cybersecurity and cloud platforms, and a capstone project or portfolio demonstrating technical and analytical problem-solving.

Entry requirements

Instruction is entirely in English and applicants must meet UNYP admissions criteria. A Math Aptitude Test is required for applicants to the IT programme (and for eligibility for certain merit scholarships); the test takes up to two hours and helps place students into the appropriate first-year math course. Prospective students should contact UNYP Admissions for detailed application procedures and preparation guidance.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for a range of technology roles across international markets. Typical positions include:

• Network Administrator — maintaining and improving networks and IT operations.
• Software Developer — designing and building software and web systems.
• Cybersecurity Specialist — protecting systems, networks and data from threats.
• Data & Business Analyst — supporting decisions through analysis of technical and business data.
• Cloud & Systems Administrator — managing cloud platforms and enterprise infrastructure.
• IT Project Coordinator — supporting technology projects with communication and planning skills.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

UNYP mentions merit scholarships in connection with the Math Aptitude Test, indicating scholarship consideration may form part of admissions. Applicants should consult UNYP Admissions and the university website for current scholarship types, eligibility criteria and application steps.