Master in Electronics

Wrocław University of Science and Technology offers a master's program in Electronics, taught in English in Wrocław, Poland, over three semesters, with annual tuition of 4,000 EUR. The specialization is Advanced Applied Electronics, giving students multidisciplinary knowledge across electronics, optoelectronics, microwaves, and telecommunications. The program is designed to build theoretical and practical knowledge of designing applied electronic systems based on analogue and digital techniques, lasers, fibres, and microwave electronics, alongside expertise in microprocessors, programmable logic applications, and signal processing. Students also gain laboratory experience and become familiar with the working practices of research laboratories. First-semester coursework covers optical fibres and optocommunications, microcontrollers programming, computer networks and systems, numerical algorithms, numerical methods in differential equations, social communication, and a foreign language. The second semester includes DSP architectures, hardware programming, lasers and applications, analog peripherals of digital systems, machine learning methods, RF circuits design, and a specialization seminar. The third semester is devoted to the master's thesis, a diploma seminar, new approaches to electronics and telecommunications, entrepreneurship, and an elective course. Elective options include real-time operating systems, optics and nonlinear optics, colourimetry and photometry, IoT modules, electrotechnics, and advanced objective programming. Electronics as a discipline covers the design and application of circuits and systems for processing electrical signals, spanning consumer devices, telecommunications infrastructure, and industrial control systems. According to the program materials, graduates acquire the experience needed for a professional career in industry, research units, and universities, positioning them for technical roles across electronics-driven sectors after completing this three-semester program at a tuition cost of 4,000 EUR per year.