This programme offers an advanced track in Mathematics and Computer Science, designed for international students seeking in-depth knowledge in these fields. The curriculum aims to develop a strong analytical and problem-solving foundation, preparing graduates for further academic pursuits or careers in technology and research. The studies are conducted in English, fostering an international learning environment.
The Mathematics and Computer Science Advanced Track is a three-year program. Specific module details for each year are not provided on the program page, but the curriculum is designed to build advanced skills in both mathematics and computer science.
Additional requirements related to English proficiency (minimum B2 level) or statements from NAWA may be requested at the enrollment stage, depending on individual circumstances such as citizenship and country of previous education. Candidates must verify their specific requirements on the university's admission website.
An application fee of 100 PLN is required. Tuition fees are 6,000 PLN per year for the first three years. Possibilities for tuition fee exemptions exist, particularly for scholarship holders.
The tuition fee is 6,000 PLN per year for the first three years. An application fee of 100 PLN is also required. Scholarship holders may be eligible for tuition fee exemptions.
The Mathematics and Computer Science Advanced Track is a three-year program.
The studies are conducted in English, fostering an international learning environment.
You need to apply through the Jagiellonian University's IRK system, pay an application fee, and undergo an online admission interview. Enrollment documents can be submitted remotely by August 31, 2026, or in person by September 25, 2026.
You need a secondary education document that entitles you to undertake studies in its country of issue. Your English proficiency will be assessed during an admission interview.
Information on NAWA scholarships is available on the university website. Holders of a NAWA decision may be eligible for tuition fee exemptions.