Faculties

Faculty of Architecture
The Faculty of Architecture has always enjoyed the greatest interest among candidates. It is the proud holder of accreditations granted by: the Royal Institute of British Architects, the European Network for Accreditation of Engineering Education and the IFLA Europe – International Federation of Landscape Architects. For more information and the most up-to-date information please visit the faculty website.

Faculty of Civil Engineering
One of the largest faculties in Poland, educating future construction engineers in specialties such as: engineering and building construction, road, street, and highway construction, railroad construction, engineering structure theory, bridge construction, underground structures, and construction organization technology. The Faculty of Civil Engineering is a precursor of graduate studies in the English language at PK KUT. For all the details regarding available courses, please visit the faculty webpage.

The Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology 
The faculty has been educating highly qualified engineering staff for the chemical industry since 1966. Graduates of the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology are prepared for engineering and technological work, as well as for research and development work in the broadly defined chemical industry. For all the details regarding the courses, please visit the faculty website.

Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics
The faculty strives to theoretically and practically prepare graduates for independent modeling of reality and problem solving requiring the application of advanced information science techniques and methods of mathematical modeling. Education at the Faculty is in response to the demand of companies that are in need of IT technicians and mathematicians that can deal with the real problems of design, production, and management, as well as the creation of practical solutions for each of these problems. For more information regarding courses please visit the faculty webpage.

Faculty of Materials Engineering and Physics
The Faculty of Materials Engineering and Physics was established on October 1, 2019, combining the Faculty of Materials Engineering and the Faculty of Physics. The faculty offers interdisciplinary educational programs and research covering areas such as biomaterials, technical physics, and an English-taught master’s degree in Computer Modelling in Applied Physics. For the details and the most up-to-date information please visit the faculty website.

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is the largest faculty of the Kraków University of Technology. Thanks to 20 years of cooperation between the Faculty of Mechanics with CERN in Switzerland, the Cracow University of Technology has been invited to undertake broad cooperation, enabling trips to the international research center of the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva for engineers of many specialties, whose task will be to help in the development of new machines used by scientists for testing elementary particles and the perfection of existing ones, including the Great Hadron Collider. For the details please visit the faculty webpage.

Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering is one of the eight faculties at the Tadeusz Kościuszko Krakow University of Technology, holding a Category A scientific ranking in the disciplines of automation, electronics, electrical engineering, and space technologies. The department offers full-time and part-time programs at the first-cycle (bachelor’s), second-cycle (master’s), and third-cycle (doctoral) levels, as well as through the Krakow University of Technology Doctoral School. The department’s academic offerings include the following programs: Electrical Engineering and Automation, Computer Science in Computer Engineering, and Infotronics. For more information visit the faculty webpage.

The Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Energy
The Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Energy combines both tradition and modernity, and constant adaptation to changing criteria and requirements. Our studies prepare students for work in dynamically developing economic sectors while also providing essential awareness of human dependence on nature and the challenges of modern civilization. For more information visit the faculty webpage.