I'd like to work in the industry, not academia; even if I study bioinformatics, I'd like to work in pharma industry or apply it in practice, not do research. I

I'd like to work in the industry, not academia; even if I study bioinformatics, I'd like to work in pharma industry or apply it in practice, not do research. If I take only schools from my country (Czech Republic) into consideration, it doesn't seem any of them offer such long project-courses. Maybe some game developing class in masters. About the internships, it would almost seem my school (Charles' University) only participates in Erasmus+. Not sure if that's really everything they are offering, I'll have to look it up sometime. Charles' University offers three basic bachelor "routes" (for lack of better word) - general CS, programming and computer systems, software and data engineering. In addition, each of them has around three branches. Even if I go this "CS Highway" (and not Maths or bioinformatics), which of the routes should I choose?