Which specialty should I apply for: Software Engineering, Applied Informatics or Information Systems and Technologies?

Question

IT education

Good day!
Kindly, tell the applicant where it is better to go: in Software Engineering, in Applied Informatics or in Information Systems and Technologies? What is more promising?
I want to connect my life with programming in high-level languages ​​and software architecture.
Actually, there is one more question ... In all universities, passing points are distributed as follows: Pr.Inf<In.Sys.T.<Prog.Eng. That is, it is much more difficult to get into Software Engineering (210 points from 3 exams) than to Applied Computer Science (170 points from 3 exams). But, despite this, on various information resources where ratings of specialties are compiled, Software Engineering takes 4th place out of 4, and applied informatics - 3. (Obst., In. systems takes 1st). Why is that? Where is the best place to study? Judging by the points - Prog. engineer, judging by the rating - Inform. Systems and technologies .... I'm confused ..

Answer 1

Just look at the syllabuses, ask students and decide.
The name of the specialty does not always accurately reflect what will be taught there, and the program can vary quite a lot from university to university.