1. General Objectives
The undergraduate program in Information Technology at the University of Economics – Technology for Industries is designed with an application-oriented approach to equip students with strong political awareness, ethical qualities, and good health; solid foundational knowledge, professional expertise, and practical skills aligned with real-world requirements. Graduates are expected to proficiently use modern tools and programming languages to solve problems in the field of information technology.
The program aims to train and supply high-quality human resources in information technology to meet the demands of both domestic and international labor markets. Graduates will have clear career orientations, self-learning ability, communication skills, critical thinking, entrepreneurial mindset, and a strong sense of professional responsibility and ethics, as well as the capacity to perform advisory and consulting roles as IT professionals.
2. Specific Objectives
PO1: Apply foundational knowledge of natural sciences, social sciences, politics, law, and information technology to solve problems in enterprises and organizations.
PO2: Demonstrate personal skills and qualities with clear career development orientation, systems thinking, innovative thinking, and professional competencies in the field of information technology.
PO3: Demonstrate teamwork and independent working skills; effective communication; self-learning ability; engage in lifelong learning opportunities and continuously update emerging trends and technologies in information technology.
PO4: Possess the ability to generate ideas, design, implement, operate, and propose improvements in the development of software, artificial intelligence systems, and network systems for enterprises in the context of national industrialization, modernization, and international integration.
3. Career Opportunities After Graduation
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Programmer: Develop and maintain system software, management software, and intelligent systems operating across multiple platforms.
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Software Project Manager: Manage and coordinate software development projects from planning to deployment; directly oversee testing, inspection, and quality management of products developed by programmers.
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System and Network Administrator: Manage and operate network systems and system security, ensuring stable operation of enterprise computer systems and networks.
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Data Design and Processing Specialist and Digital Content Specialist.
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Artificial Intelligence Specialist: Develop and deploy intelligent systems based on artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Information Technology Specialist: Manage, operate, and coordinate information technology projects.
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IT Services Consultant.
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Lecturer and Researcher in the field of Computer Science and Information Technology.
4. Opportunities for Further Study and Professional Development
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Graduates may continue their studies at postgraduate levels at universities both domestically and internationally.
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Graduates may continue research and practical training to enhance skills and professional qualifications through solving real-world problems in enterprises and society, becoming experts who contribute to the future development of the information technology sector and meet the demands of national industrialization and modernization.
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