Program Overview

Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology

Faculty of Physics, Astronomy, and Applied Computer Science

The Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology study programme is conducted jointly by the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy, and Applied Computer Science, and the Faculty of Chemistry. This programme requires the cooperation of two faculties and covers the selected issues of physics and chemistry, allowing effective learning about advanced materials.

Programme Description

This study programme explores the functioning of modern materials, their design and creation principles, and technologies to generate and explore physical and chemical phenomena at the quantum level. The programme is designed to prepare students for work at fundamental and applied research institutions and companies related to advanced production technology.

Available Programmes

• First-cycle programme
  • Study mode: full-time programme
  • Language of instruction: Polish
  • Profile: general academic
  • Duration: 3 years (6 semesters)
  • Title: Licencjat (equivalent of Bachelor's degree)
  • Main discipline: Physical Sciences
• Second-cycle programme
  • Study mode: full-time programme
  • Language of instruction: Polish
  • Profile: general academic
  • Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)
  • Title: Magister (equivalent of Master’s degree)
  • Main discipline: Physical Sciences

Curriculum Overview

The programme curriculum includes information about the subjects students will attend, which subjects are scheduled for each semester, and which are mandatory or elective. Each subject has its syllabus, describing what students learn within the scope of that subject.

Student Matters

• Live and learn in Kraków
• Dormitories
• Scholarships
• Academic calendar
• Exchange programmes
• Academic Sports Association
• JU Student Government
• Safe Student
• Student Centre for Support and Adaptation
• Accessibility Center

Student’s Life

Time spent at the university is not all about education and class participation; it is also an excellent opportunity to develop hobbies and interests. Many research societies and student organizations work at the Jagiellonian University, including faculty- and university-wide ones.

Admission to Studies

Admission to study programmes at the Jagiellonian University is conducted electronically in the Online Application System. Detailed information about admission to this study programme, including the method of calculating the result, qualification criteria, fees, deadlines, and a list of required documents, is available on the Online Application System.

Graduates

Graduates of Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology are prepared to work at fundamental and applied research institutions and companies related to advanced production technology. They can also be employed in quality control laboratories, pharmaceutical, chemical, electronic, plastics, and other sectors based on advanced materials.

Further Education Possibilities

• Second-cycle programmes
• Doctoral School, f.e. Doctoral School of Exact and Natural Sciences
• Post diploma programmes

Offer for School

The Faculty of Physics, Astronomy, and Applied Computer Science offers laboratory classes, workshops in physics, evenings with stars, and other events for schools. More information about the events is available on the Faculty's website.