Bachelor in Computer science

Poznan University of Technology in Poznań, Poland offers a bachelor's programme in Artificial Intelligence, taught in English over 7 semesters, equivalent to three and a half years of study. Artificial intelligence, as a field, is concerned with developing and applying computational technologies inspired by how people learn, reason, and make decisions; since its beginnings roughly sixty years ago it has moved through different waves of progress at an uneven pace, and today it shapes areas such as transportation, entertainment, home and service robotics, education, security, and healthcare. This growth owes much to the availability of large amounts of data and the success of data-driven methods, which have overtaken earlier approaches to AI. The B.Sc. programme is described as the first of its kind in Poland and was introduced to meet a growing demand for specialized AI expertise in both the Polish and international job markets. Its curriculum is meant to give graduates a solid grounding in the computer science and mathematics needed for practical AI work, along with current knowledge of AI trends. Courses are taught in English by researchers whose AI work has been recognized by international societies, journals, and conferences. From the earliest semesters, students are introduced to the basic approaches of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analysis, before moving into more specialized study in the final years. Graduates from AI and computer science programmes of this kind typically go on to work as machine learning engineers, data analysts, software developers, or researchers, in industries spanning technology, finance, healthcare, and robotics.