Computer Science Teacher

Graduates can work as computer science teachers in schools, colleges, and universities, teaching students the basics of programming, data handling, and IT technologies. The pedagogical training within the program enables them to effectively organize the educational process, apply modern teaching technologies, and foster students’ interest in information sciences.

Data Analyst

A data analyst is responsible for collecting, processing, and interpreting data to identify important patterns necessary for decision-making. In this role, graduates can use their knowledge of big data, statistics, and analytical tools acquired during their studies to help companies optimize processes and develop their businesses.

Artificial Intelligence Engineer (AI Engineer)

AI engineers work on developing and implementing artificial intelligence algorithms and systems. In this role, graduates can apply their knowledge to create intelligent solutions, such as image recognition, language processing, and predictive analytics systems, which are in demand in fields ranging from education to finance and healthcare.

Cybersecurity Specialist

This specialist is responsible for protecting information systems and data from cyber threats. Graduates trained in cybersecurity are equipped to develop strategies and measures for data protection, vulnerability detection, and network defense against attacks, which is crucial for modern organizations handling sensitive information.

Technology and IT Companies
Graduates can find employment in major technology companies such as Google, Yandex, and Samsung, as well as in startups focused on software development, AI, and machine learning. These companies seek specialists to develop new solutions and support IT infrastructure.

Financial Sector and Banks
Financial organizations, including banks and insurance companies, require data analysts, cybersecurity specialists, and AI engineers to analyze big data, improve security levels, and create intelligent systems for automating financial processes.

Government and Educational Institutions

Graduates may work in government organizations where their knowledge is in demand for implementing and supporting information systems, cybersecurity, and data analysis. In educational institutions (schools, colleges, universities), they can teach and develop IT and computer science programs.

Industrial and Manufacturing Companies
In industrial companies, graduates are needed for process automation, implementing industrial AI systems, cybersecurity, and data analysis. Industries such as oil and gas, energy, engineering, and manufacturing are actively developing digitalization and automation initiatives.

higher education

secondary special education

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