Master in Computer science

At Wrocław University of Science and Technology, tuition fees are 4,673 USD per year.

Wrocław University of Science and Technology offers this master's programme in Computer Science, with a specialization in Internet Engineering, taught in English in Wrocław, Poland, over 3 semesters, at a yearly tuition of EUR 4000. The programme focuses on the knowledge and skills needed for a career in computer science and engineering, particularly in designing and maintaining complex service-oriented information systems, and it works to develop the ability to solve non-routine problems and to form opinions based on incomplete information. Alongside professional coursework, students take part in research and development teamwork, with particular attention paid to the ability to collaborate within multinational industrial teams. The curriculum spans software development and analysis, networking, web services, human interfaces, and the security of complex information systems. The first semester includes Signal, Systems and Control, Computer Project Management, IT Applications in electronic media for business and commerce, Information Systems Modeling, Discrete Mathematics, Research Skills and Methodologies, Social Communications, English or Polish language, and Physics. The second semester covers Multimedia and Computer Visualization, Application Programming in Java and XML Technologies, Information Systems Analysis, Advanced Databases, Secure Systems and Networks, Softcomputing, and a foreign language course. The third semester includes Application Programming in Data Mining and Data Warehousing, Application Programming in Mobile Computing, an Internet Engineering seminar, a final project, and Entrepreneurship. Graduates are prepared for careers in computer and software organizations as well as in research-oriented roles, drawing on the programme's combination of technical depth in networking and systems design with practical, team-based project work of the kind common in modern service-oriented software development.