A fusion of experience and knowledge
The Faculty of Technical Sciences and Computer Science was established in 2023 through the merger of the Faculty of Computer Science, which had been part of the International Slavic University since 2011, and the Faculty of Security Engineering, which had been part of the ISU since 2012.
The merging of these two faculties marks a significant step in the university’s development, as it combines the expertise of both faculties, fostering better academic collaboration and creating greater opportunities for interdisciplinary research. This integration allows the faculty to offer students comprehensive study programs that blend cutting-edge technology with security principles.
The Faculty of Technical Sciences and Computer Science offers four undergraduate programs and four postgraduate programs.
Bachelor's degree three - year degree programs
Master's degree two - year degree programs
Practical knowledge and skills
The main goal of the faculty is to equip students with practical knowledge and skills that will enable them to engage in business processes immediately after graduation. We are building a faculty recognized for its emphasis on practical training, and to this end, we have engaged professors who are top experts in their fields and have practical experience gained through the implementation of projects on a global scale.
The undergraduate curriculum includes not only theory but also a significant amount of independent work and practical instruction. Throughout their studies, students are assigned tasks (or smaller projects) based on the material covered, which they must complete independently and present during classes.
This independent work on tasks reveals the kinds of problems that may arise when working on real-world projects. In this way, our students master the required material more quickly and achieve better academic results.
The faculty is equipped with modern laboratories, where students spend the majority of their time engaging in practical exercises and project work.
Modern methods of working with students
Studies with an international character
We are proud that each year the number of enrolled students increases significantly, and we have an increasing number of students transferring from other faculties within the country.
Additionally, our faculty has an international character. Besides students from our country, we have students from Croatia, India, Turkey, and Slovenia, and according to current enrollment announcements, this number is expected to grow further.