Graduates have expertise in design and development of graphical systems and computer games, but they can work in any position that requires logical thinking, analytic and algorithmic approaches or use of methods of computer science. Depending on the chosen specialization, graduates have deep knowledge of computer graphics and image analysis, and their expertise covers the development of large-scale gaming projects, real-time applications, programming of portable devices, as well as the foundations of artificial intelligence and Computer graphics in context of computer games. Graduates can apply this knowledge to solve specific practical tasks. They can work in research and development both in the private sector and in academia.

The study branch Software and Data Engineering aims at expertise in the analysis, design and development of complex software solutions, and systems focused on big data processing. The portfolio of courses provided in the study covers a number of technological platforms, from classic, web-based, to modern cloud and distributed solutions. Required as part of the course is work on a large software project where students apply not only theoretical knowledge and technological skills but also team work abilities.