Green transitions for community well-being

During the course students will learn about the green transitions for community well-being, that involve sustainable and environmentally friendly initiatives, contribute to the health, prosperity, and overall quality of life for community members.

Entrepreneurship: From Ideas to Take-off

The course encourages students to think positively, generate ideas, and be innovative and entrepreneurial. Through practical exercises, the learners will acquire competencies and skills that will help them find creative solutions to meet the needs of specific target groups. The participants will learn how to create a business model for a future startup and present it to investors. The course suggests working in teams. Each team will have the opportunity to share their experience in project preparation, evaluate other groups' projects, and present their project at the Franko IT Day conference, where they can invite potential investors or partners

Business Information Systems and Management

This comprehensive micro-credential course provides a holistic understanding of the integration between information systems and effective business management practices. Participants will explore the strategic role of information systems in modern organizations, focusing on their impact on decision-making, operational efficiency, and competitive advantage. The curriculum encompasses key topics such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), business intelligence (BI), and data analytics for informed decision-making. Additionally, the course covers methodologies for aligning information systems with organizational goals, emphasizing managerial aspects like system implementation, security, and governance. Through case studies and practical exercises, students will develop the skills to evaluate, select, and leverage information systems to enhance business processes and achieve strategic objectives.