Master in Biotechnology

For Master in Biotechnology, tuition costs 2,400 EUR per year.

Environmental and Plant Biotechnology is a master's programme taught in English at the University of Agriculture in Krakow, aimed at students who want to work at the intersection of biotechnology and environmental science within an international, multicultural cohort. The annual tuition is 2000 EUR. The programme covers modern methods of environmental preservation, reclamation, and use. Students develop analytical and biotechnological skills for monitoring environmental change, working on the bioremediation of polluted water, and reclaiming contaminated or degraded post-industrial land, including sewage treatment and waste management. Graduates leave equipped to apply a range of analytical and biotechnological methods to monitor and manage environmental quality. Career paths open to graduates include work in industrial laboratories and research institutions that rely on biotechnological methods, as well as roles in administrative units and local government. Graduates are also positioned to start their own businesses or to advise industry, farmers, extension specialists, investors, and policymakers on environmental protection strategies grounded in biotechnology. More broadly, plant and environmental biotechnology sits within the wider field of biotechnology, which applies biological systems and living organisms to develop products and processes for agriculture, environmental management, and industry. Programmes in this area typically combine laboratory training in molecular biology and microbiology with fieldwork in environmental monitoring, preparing graduates for both technical and advisory roles. At the University of Agriculture in Krakow, in the city of Kraków, Poland, this master's degree gives international students a structured route into that field, taught entirely in English and organized around applied environmental problem-solving rather than purely theoretical study.