Inżynieria materiałowa

The application deadline for the Mar 2027 intake is Feb 3, 2027; tuition fees for Inżynieria materiałowa are 24,000 EUR per year.

This master's degree in Materials Engineering at the Military University of Technology is taught in English in Warszawa, Poland, over three semesters, with annual tuition of 5,206 EUR. The program focuses on the latest subjects in advanced construction and functional materials and material technologies. Within construction materials, emphasis falls on the structural determinants of material properties, multifunctional materials, and nanomaterials. On the functional materials side, students study photonic materials and their use in semiconductor radiation detectors, non-telecommunication applications of optical fibers, and electro-optical liquid crystal transducers. Teaching in materials engineering connects to research carried out by the academic staff of the Institute of Materials Engineering and the Institute of Technical Physics. Students are encouraged to take part in this research, whether during laboratory classes, while preparing subject projects or a thesis, or through one of four active student science clubs operating within the Faculty. The program is designed to prepare young scientific staff, including research and development employees, scientific and technical engineers, and design and implementation personnel, for research teams specializing in materials engineering. Materials engineering combines physics, chemistry, and applied engineering to study how a material's structure determines its properties and performance. Graduates from a program with this construction-and-functional-materials focus typically move into roles in semiconductor and photonics research, defense-related materials development, or academic and industrial R&D laboratories, applying their training in nanomaterials, optical devices, and advanced material characterization across research-intensive sectors in Poland and beyond.