Bachelor in Computer science

Information Technology at Lodz University of Technology, in Łódź, Poland, is run by the Faculty of Technical Physics, Information Technology and Applied Mathematics as a bachelor's programme taught entirely in English over 3.5 years, with yearly tuition of 16000 PLN. Students acquire skills in designing and programming IT systems, develop the ability to work through abstract problems, and get exposure to current technologies as part of their coursework. The programme trains students to become specialists whose extensive subject knowledge is backed by practical skills; students take part in programmes run by leading software developers, including Microsoft Academy and Oracle Academy, working with training materials prepared by those companies and, on successful completion, having the chance to earn related certificates. Independent work and teamwork are both built into the programme through collaborative programming projects. Core subjects include Algorithms and Data Structures, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, Signal and Image Processing, Database Fundamentals, Network Technologies, Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, and Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems. As part of the International Faculty of Engineering, each student completes at least one semester, the sixth semester, known as a Mobility Semester, at a university abroad. According to the programme description, Information Technology graduates generally have little trouble finding work, since IT companies in Poland and abroad post several hundred vacancies every year. Employment prospects of this kind reflect the wider demand for graduates with skills in software development, systems design, and network technologies across nearly every industry that relies on digital infrastructure.