The Department offers four-year undergraduate studies as well as postgraduate and doctoral studies. Beyond the theoretical foundation of basic science, the curriculum also provides specialization of knowledge in emerging areas of Digital Transformation, such as precision primary production, the internet of things, big data analysis, artificial intelligence, etc. These sectors already have a large impact on the economy and are characterized by a continuous and increased demand for highly trained scientists. These characteristics ensure the Department's graduates excellent employment prospects.

Graduates of the Department of Digital Systems have the same professional rights as graduates of any University Department of Informatics and their professional possibilities include jobs:

in education (as IT teachers),
in research at a theoretical and applied level,
in the development of application software for conventional, mobile and embedded computing devices,
in the development of applications on the world wide web,
in the integration of precision technologies in primary production,
in networking any kind of device in the "internet of things",
in the production of knowledge by "data mining",
in artificial intelligence applications, etc.
In addition, the graduates of the Department have all the resources to continue their studies at postgraduate and/or doctoral level.