During the MSc IT program students encounter fundamental course material which contains programming languages (Java, Python and C++) and data structures as well as algorithms and operating systems and computer networks together with database management and software engineering. The curriculum includes studies of cybersecurity as well as cryptography and web technologies and cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI). The curriculum includes advanced topics including big data analytics, blockchain technology, machine learning, and Internet of Things (IoT) together with other advanced study areas.
The program delivers both theoretical concepts while offering practical tutorials with industry-specific challenges to develop students' problem-solving abilities. The subjects project management alongside research methodologies as well as IT governance teach students the fundamental concepts needed for business and management operations. The educational curriculum of certain universities allows students to choose specialized elective courses in subjects such as mobile computing and digital forensics along with bioinformatics. Students concluding their last academic year must complete either a dissertation or a capstone project which offers practical IT solution experience. The multiple courses in this curriculum produce qualified candidates who work as software developers or data scientists and manage information technology systems and protect cybersecurity infrastructure.