Master in Geology

For Master in Geology, applications for the Feb 2027 intake are open until Feb 26, 2027.

Geology, specializing in Earth and Extraterrestrial Materials, is a master's degree program at AGH University of Krakow, taught in English in Krakow, Poland, over 3 semesters (1,5 year). The program has been developed to reflect contemporary needs in the field, with its range of subjects shaped through scientific international collaboration, job fairs, graduate employment offers, direct contacts with companies and government bodies, and ongoing cooperation with research and development centers, industry, and scientific institutes. The curriculum covers practical engineering problems in geology, knowledge of modern material technologies derived from raw materials, and an understanding of the laws and mechanisms that govern natural processes, integrating geological knowledge with a broad understanding of the environment on Earth and other planetary bodies. Graduates are trained to understand and use professional terminology in English, and the program emphasizes practical, field-based activities alongside student self-development, while also addressing equity, diversity, and inclusion in academia. Geology as a discipline studies the composition, structure, and history of the Earth and other planetary bodies, and specializations in extraterrestrial materials extend this training into planetary science, requiring familiarity with mineralogy, geochemistry, and remote sensing techniques. A 3 semester master's program of this kind typically builds on an undergraduate geology or earth science background, preparing graduates for technical roles in exploration, research institutions, or further doctoral study.

AGH University of Krakow is one of the best and most renowned modern Polish universities, consistently ranking high among Polish technical universities. For years, it has been a leader in innovation and a key partner for international research and industry.