What to study and where to be an economist in IT?

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IT education

Hello!
This question has already set the teeth on the edge of IT practitioners, but I will take the liberty of asking it.
I am an economist with good experience from budget to logistics. I have experience in both accounting and management. But now I began to understand that I had exhausted my resources for development in this area. I do not want.
I have been learning IT for a long time and as far as possible. BUT! Movement without purpose is not movement.
So I want to ask what to study? On the one hand, I look towards data analysis, since I do this one way or another all the time. But the scope, it seems to me, is narrow and specific. On the other hand, development, backend, fullstack, because I want to create (take part in the creation) of products for users of economic areas. I also do this in one form or another through full-time specialists, finishing up the accounting system.
I am between two fires. In addition, I met the opinion that it is better through development into analysis, rather than vice versa.
And finally, there is a school registered in the EU, respectively, there is no license from the Ministry of Education and a state diploma. sample. Although the program seems to me quite good. How important is this aspect in the future?

Thanks for any opinion!

PS What do you think about Yandex.workshop? Good? Expensive bastard...
PPS 1C not to offer.

Answer 1

And finally, there is a school registered in the EU, respectively, there is no license from the Ministry of Education and a state diploma. sample. Although the program seems to me quite good. How important is this aspect in the future?

Only if the employer will look for the reason for the refusal.
If the skills are enough - all do not care.

So I want to ask what to study?

For what is more interesting.

PS What do you think about Yandex.workshop? Good? Dear bastard...

There is no "download knowledge into the head" button.
Basically, it gives you all the information you need.
PS:

You asked this question 3 years ago. If you haven't started yet, it's time to start.

But it's real. What have you been doing for these three years? During this time, if desired, you can become Middle Java.

Answer 2

Well, you are right on the road to project managers.