Bachelor in Materials engineering

The tuition fee is 1,950 EUR per year.

Materials Science and Engineering at Koszalin University of Technology is a bachelor's program taught in English in Koszalin, Poland, over seven semesters, with annual tuition of 1,950 EUR. Studying this field gives students knowledge of the structure, properties, and technology of materials, an interdisciplinary area drawing strongly on physics, chemistry, mechanics, and informatics, among other disciplines. Students learn how the structure of materials at the atomic or molecular scale relates to their macroscopic properties, a foundation for work across nearly every branch of industry. Graduates can find employment in construction and design departments, as well as in the automotive, construction, electronic, and medical equipment industries. They are also prepared to work on designing and manufacturing medical equipment and implants. Further opportunities exist within production departments that manufacture and process materials, as well as technology departments handling material and technology transfers. The study program includes substantial time in modern laboratories, where students develop practical skills in material processing and characterization, with particular attention given to plasma-based surface treatment, thin-film technologies, and modern ceramic materials. Industry and research partners across Europe offer internships and training placements connected to the program, opening the door to opportunities across the European Union and beyond. Materials science and engineering graduates typically move into roles such as materials engineer, quality control specialist, product development engineer, or research technician, applying their training in structure-property relationships and surface treatment techniques across manufacturing, electronics, medical device, and automotive sectors.