Programm - Master of Information and Communication Technology

The Master in Information and Communication Technology program (MICT) offers education and training at master's level as a non-consecutive degree for those who do not possess a bachelor's degree in an IT-related discipline to qualify as an IT graduate upon completion of the program.

The MICT program is designed such that it can be completed in 20 months (five trimesters). The IT components of the program consists of "Fundamental IT Modules", "Application IT Modules" and "Specialization Modules". "Fundamental IT Modules" cover general IT subjects, among which Java Programming, Database Systems, and Computer Networks are required. "Application IT Modules" include IT Project Management, Technology Management, as well as application software platforms such as SAP and .NET. "Specialization Modules" focus on intelligent interaction and communication, such as Network Security, Machine Learning, Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Network Resource Planning Economics, and Mobile Databases.