COURSE CURRICULUM

The Advanced Software Technology (AST) graduate program at Constructor University offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with both advanced technical knowledge and essential management skills. Spanning four semesters (two years), the program requires students to earn a total of 120 ECTS credit points (CP) to graduate. The curriculum is structured into two main areas: AST modules and Management modules, along with a culminating Master Thesis project. The AST modules focus on advanced computational paradigms, data-driven analysis, and modern software development techniques, providing students with practical and theoretical expertise necessary for innovation in the dynamic IT industry. The Management modules complement this technical training by developing students’ leadership and organizational skills, preparing them for diverse career paths including research, industry, and entrepreneurship. The master thesis allows students to apply their acquired knowledge in a research project, which can be conducted at Constructor University, affiliated research institutes, or in close collaboration with companies. This combination of coursework and hands-on experience ensures graduates are well-prepared to meet current and future challenges in software technology. For detailed module information, students are encouraged to consult the program handbook or CampusNet. The program’s strong emphasis on applied learning and industry collaboration makes it ideal for students aiming to excel in software innovation and leadership.