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Informatics

Bachelor's degree in full-time form. The language of instruction is Czech.

The programme can be studied as a single subject or in combination with another programme.

What will you learn?

About the programme

By studying the Bachelor’s degree programme Informatics, you will acquire a solid foundation in this scientific discipline. You will study programming languages, principles of algorithm design and implementation, and gain knowledge and skills in areas such as artificial intelligence, computer networks, information security, and more. You will also become familiar with the essential theory of computational complexity and encounter problems that no computer in the world can ever solve. You will learn many new methods and approaches related to the design and analysis of complex systems. At our faculty, you will become a highly qualified professional with strong analytical thinking skills and the ability to approach a wide range of computing-related challenges from a comprehensive perspective, including problems that extend into everyday life.

How the studies are structured

A significant part of the curriculum can be tailored to your interests by choosing one of the offered specializations. The current options are:

  • Open Informatics – for students who wish to choose independently from a wide range of courses.
  • Computer Systems, Communication and Security
  • Robotics
  • Visual Informatics – for those interested in computer graphics or image analysis.
  • Graphic Design – shares the foundations of the previous specialization but also focuses on 3D modelling, design, and typography.
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Fundamentals of Mathematics – for students who wish to deepen their mathematical knowledge and better prepare for research in various areas of computer science.

You can further enrich your studies by participating in research activities within one of our many laboratories and research groups or by collaborating with a commercial company that serves as an industrial partner of the Faculty.

Is this programme right for you?

Ask yourself the following questions:

  • Do you have the ability to think abstractly and the personal responsibility required for university studies?
  • Are you comfortable with logical reasoning?
  • Do you enjoy mathematics, logic puzzles, or cryptography-related challenges?

If your answer is yes, then this programme is the perfect choice for you.

During the first year of study, it is possible to transfer to the related degree programme Programming and Application Development.

“To understand data is more than to know it.”

Practical training

There is no mandatory company internship in the Informatics study programme.

Further information

The list of compulsory courses for each specialization is available in the Faculty of Informatics Study Catalogue.

Career opportunities

As a graduate of the Bachelor's degree programme, you will acquire essential knowledge of programming languages. You will be able to design and implement algorithms and work with new models and approaches. Graduates of the Bachelor's programme typically continue their studies at the follow-up Master's level. However, entering the job market immediately after graduation is also a common and viable option. You may pursue a wide range of positions focused on software development or information technology.

Admission requirements

Data from the previous admission procedure (1 Nov 2025 – 28 Feb 2026)

No information available

Minimum score and numbers of accepted applicants in past years

Study options

Single-subject studies

Students have a pre-defined list of required courses, which are supplemented with selective and elective courses. The student pays full attention to the single field of study chosen.

Combined studies

In this type of studies, the students focus on the main degree programme (120 credits) supplemented with another, minor, programme (60 credits). The student enrols in the degree programme in which he/she majors. Both the programmes are stated in the university diploma. You will find possible combinations on the websites of individual degree programmes.​ An exception is programmes preparing students for teaching professions, where both fields of study are equal and the thesis may be written in any of them.

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Arts

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Economics and Administration

  • Informatics (major), full-time studies
    + Economic Policy (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration
  • Informatics (major), full-time studies
    + Economics (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration
  • Informatics (major), full-time studies
    + Public Economics and Administration (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Social Studies

Informatics as a minor degree programme

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Arts
Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Economics and Administration
  • Economic Policy (major) – Faculty of Economics and Administration, full-time studies
    + Informatics (minor)
  • Economics (major) – Faculty of Economics and Administration, full-time studies
    + Informatics (minor)
  • Public Economics and Administration (major) – Faculty of Economics and Administration, full-time studies
    + Informatics (minor)
Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Social Studies

Courses – curriculum examples

An example of your study plan:

Single-subject studies

Combined studies

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Arts

Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Aesthetics (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Archaeology (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Chinese Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Combined Art Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Computational Linguistics (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Czech Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Dutch Language, Literature and Culture (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + English Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + French Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + General Linguistics (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + German language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + History (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Information studies and librarianship (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Italian Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Japanese Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Musicology (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Pedagogy (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Philosophy (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Russian Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Spanish Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Theatre Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Theory and History of Film and Audiovisual Culture (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Theory of interactive media (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Ukrainian Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Ancient History (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Archival Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Art History (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Auxiliary Historical Sciences (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Baltic Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Catalan language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Classical archaeology (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Ethnology (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Classical Greek language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Latin language and literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Modern Greek Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Museology (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Polish Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Portuguese Language and Literature (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Social Education and Counselling (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + South Slavonic and Balkan Studies (minor) – Faculty of Arts
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Study of Religions (minor) – Faculty of Arts

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Economics and Administration

Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Economic Policy (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Economics (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Public Economics and Administration (minor) – Faculty of Economics and Administration

Combinations with programmes from Faculty of Social Studies

Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Environmental Studies (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + European Studies (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + International Relations (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Media Studies and Journalism (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Security and Strategic Studies (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Sociology (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Contemporary History (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Human resource development and employment (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Political Science (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Social Anthropology (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies
Informatics (major), full-time studies
 + Social Work (minor) – Faculty of Social Studies

Follow-up studies

After completing this study programme, you will be eligible to continue your studies in any follow-up Master's degree programme focused on computer science. At our faculty, the Bachelor's degree programme in Computer Science is directly followed by the Master's degree programmes Theoretical Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Data Processing, Visual Informatics, and Computer Systems, Communication and Security.

Study information

Provided by Faculty of Informatics
Type of studies Bachelor's
Mode full-time Yes
combined No
distance No
Study options single-subject studies Yes
single-subject studies with specialization No
major/minor studies Yes
Standard length of studies 3 years
Language of instruction Czech

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