Research Collaboration

Joint Research Centre - European Commission delegation visit to a PK KUT laboratory

PK Krakow University of Technology maintains a global network of scientific partnerships with more than 165 institutions across six continents. By connecting academia and industry, the university creates opportunities for joint research, knowledge exchange and innovation.

Forms of Cooperation

International

a partner network of over 165 universities and research centres worldwide, involving staff exchange and joint research grants.

With business

commercialisation of research results, laboratory services, expert opinions, and joint R&D projects with companies.

Inter-university

research consortia and various forms of partnerships with institutes, including units of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

Young researchers

grants, the Doctoral School, and active student research clubs


What We Offer Our Partners

Cooperation with PK Krakow University of Technology gives partners access to:

  • Modern research infrastructure and specialised laboratories
  • Interdisciplinary teams of scientists and engineers
  • Contract research, testing and expert services
  • Support in applying for joint national and international R&D funding

These opportunities include projects developed with partners and funding bodies such as the National Science Centre and international research institutions.

Research with Real-World Impact

The university’s researchers focus on fields with strong industrial relevance, including advanced materials, construction, architecture, energy, environmental protection, and ICT. Beyond individual partnerships, PK Krakow University of Technology takes part in numerous national and international research consortia and scientific organisations, contributing to strategic projects that extend well beyond its own campus.

Research Funding

This research activity is supported by funding from a range of national and European institutions, including the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, the European Commission, the National Science Centre, and the National Centre for Research and Development.

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