Program Overview

University Program Information

The university offers various programs for students, including bachelor's and master's degree programs.

Master's Programs in English

The university provides several master's programs taught in English. Winter admissions for these programs start on January 12, 2026. The available fields of study include:

• Digital Production for Sustainable Manufacturing (Faculty of Management)
• Energy and Environmental Engineering (Faculty of Energy and Fuels)
• Mechatronic Engineering (with English as the instruction language) (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics)
• Modern Materials Design And Application (Faculty of Non-ferrous Metals)
• Raw Materials Value Chain (Faculty of Civil Engineering and Resource Management)
• Space Technologies (Faculty of Space Technologies)

New Addition: Energy Transition

The Energy Transition program is a new addition to the university's offer. It is a full-time, second-cycle degree study program at the Faculty of Energy and Fuels.

• The program prepares specialists to participate in the global energy transformation.
• The curriculum focuses on modern energy technologies, renewable energy sources, hydrogen systems, energy storage, and digitalization of the sector.
• Students acquire interdisciplinary technical, economic, and regulatory knowledge while learning to analyze and model energy systems and assess their environmental impact.
• An integral part of the program is close cooperation with industry and participation in research and development projects.
• Graduates are well-prepared for careers in energy companies, public administration, consulting firms, and research institutions both in Poland and abroad.
• The program addresses the labor market's growing demand for professionals in decarbonization and sustainable energy development.