Program Overview

Program Overview

The program is a first-degree study with a general academic profile, offered in a stationary format, lasting 8 semesters. The professional title awarded upon completion is an Engineer Architect. The language of instruction is English.

Program Details

• The program focuses on interdisciplinary studies, combining technical and artistic aspects of architecture and urban planning.
• Students learn about technical drawing, building design, and space organization.
• The program is based on innovative teaching methods and the latest achievements in architecture, urban planning, and fine arts.
• The faculty has modern laboratories and software, and students are involved in scientific research.
• The program's areas of expertise include designing for health, sustainable and energy-efficient architecture, and cultural heritage protection.

Admission Requirements

• Candidates should have drawing skills, verified during the entrance exam.
• Required skills and qualities include:
  • Creativity
  • Sensitivity
  • Logical thinking
  • Ability to combine scientific knowledge with artistic skills
  • Teamwork skills
  • Openness to new solutions
• Detailed requirements for second-degree studies, including learning outcomes and professional titles, are available.

Accreditation and Certificates

• Accreditation from the Accreditation Commission of Technical Universities (KAUT)
• Accreditation with distinction from the Polish Accreditation Committee (PKA)
• European Quality Certificate (EUR-ACE Label)

Study Duration and Title

• The study duration is 4 years (8 semesters).
• The awarded professional title is Engineer Architect.

Program Structure

• The program covers various aspects of architecture and urban planning, including:
  • Construction, building, and engineering issues related to building design
  • Architecture and urban planning in the context of solving simple design problems
  • Social, cultural, environmental, historical, economic, and legal factors influencing engineering activities
  • Integration of knowledge from various fields, including physics, technology, and building functions
  • Human needs and scale in architecture
  • Environmental protection and conservation
  • Cost estimation, project management, and control
  • History and theory of architecture and art
  • Technical and humanistic sciences necessary for architectural design
• Students learn to analyze problems, design architectural objects, prepare presentations, and apply analytical methods to solve design tasks.

Graduate Profile

• After completing the program, graduates are prepared to:
  • Follow professional ethics and take responsibility for their actions
  • Protect the environment and cultural heritage
  • Apply their knowledge and skills in architectural and urban planning projects.