Bachelor in Data Analytics, Big Data and Coding

Tuition fees for Bachelor in Data Analytics, Big Data and Coding are 4,200 USD per year. Applications are due 2026-08-31.

Data Analytics, Big Data and Coding is a bachelor's programme taught in English at the University of Wrocław in Wrocław, Poland. The degree takes three years to complete, with the next intake starting October 1, 2026, and applications due by August 31, 2026. The programme invites students to examine a rapidly changing world through the lens of data, digital technologies, and social analysis, looking at how technological systems, global trends, and social forces interact and what these shifts mean for individuals and societies. A central focus is the interplay between data and society: how data is produced, interpreted, and used across different areas of life, and how digitalization is reshaping work, communication, mobility, and public participation. Students also build a grounding in sociology, learning how groups form, how institutions evolve, how inequalities emerge, and how broader social structures shape everyday experience. The academic environment draws on lecturers and researchers whose expertise spans labour studies, urban sociology, migration, digital cultures, big data analytics, research methodology, and critical theories of technology, with a curriculum that combines classical sociological knowledge with contemporary analytical skills. Data analytics and coding as a discipline gives students the technical tools to collect, process, and interpret large datasets, while the social science grounding helps them understand the human and institutional context in which that data is generated and used. Graduates typically pursue careers in data analysis, digital research, social policy, and technology roles that require both quantitative skill and social awareness.