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Warsaw University of Technology offers a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering, a 3.5-year program focused on equipping students with expertise for the modern aerospace industry. The curriculum covers fundamental subjects in mathematics, physics, mechanics, and computer science in the first year, progressing to core mechanical design, control engineering, and specialized aerospace topics in subsequent years. The program culminates in an engineering diploma thesis, preparing graduates for roles in research, design, development, and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft, as well as other technology-intensive industries.
The Bachelor Degree in Architecture (IDEAS) program at Warsaw University of Technology offers an integrated design approach focused on efficient architectural solutions. This four-year program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and social competence required for professional practice in architecture and urban planning. The curriculum emphasizes innovative design methods, including BIM (Building Information Modelling), and integrates interdisciplinary subjects such as art, architectural theory, economics, and management. A key focus is placed on sustainable design principles, circular economy solutions, energy efficiency, and the harmonious integration of buildings within their surroundings, including aspects of daylighting and visual connection to the environment. The program prepares graduates for various roles, including designers, project managers, and consultants in the construction and real estate sectors. It covers the entire lifecycle of a building, from concept and construction to function, modernization, and end-of-life recycling. The teaching methodology is based on an 'atelier' system under the guidance of experienced academic staff. Students will engage in design projects, lectures, and seminars, with opportunities for specialization in their final years. The studies conclude with a diploma design thesis and an oral defense.