Programmazione e gestione di sistemi informatici

Tuition fees are 700 EUR per year.

Programming and Management of Computer Systems is a bachelor's program taught in English at Universita degli Studi di Perugia, in Perugia, Italy, running over 3 years. This field of computer science covers the design and development of software alongside the administration and maintenance of computer systems and networks. Students typically study programming languages, algorithms and data structures, operating systems, and database management, alongside networking fundamentals and system administration practices. Coursework often covers software development methodologies, cybersecurity basics, and the configuration and management of servers and information technology infrastructure. The discipline trains students to both write software and manage the systems on which it runs, combining development skills with operational and administrative knowledge. Because organizations rely on functioning software and infrastructure, this field prepares students for roles that require both technical building skills and system-level troubleshooting and maintenance. Graduates typically pursue careers as software developers, systems administrators, network technicians, or information technology support specialists in companies across many sectors, as well as further study at the master's level in computer science, information engineering, or related fields. Admission to this program is by entrance examination and requires a secondary school diploma. Studying programming and management of computer systems in English at an Italian university gives international students practical technical training while based in Perugia, a city in the Umbria region of central Italy. The 3-year bachelor's format follows the standard undergraduate structure in the Italian system, combining theoretical computer science foundations with hands-on programming and systems management skills applicable to a wide range of information technology roles after graduation.