Bachelor in Mathematics

Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz, Poland offers a bachelor's degree in Mathematics delivered entirely in English over three years. During the programme, students may choose between three specializations: Education, Informatics, and Cryptology, with the selection made after the first year of study. The curriculum is designed to give students a solid grounding in both theoretical and applied mathematics and informatics, with all qualifications mapped to national education standards for mathematical studies. Coursework typically spans core mathematical theory alongside computing and, depending on the chosen specialization, teaching methodology or cryptographic techniques. Graduates of the Education specialization can pursue careers as mathematics and ICT teachers in schools, while those completing the Informatics or Cryptology tracks are prepared for roles in banking, finance, insurance, administration, consulting, and public security sectors including police, army, and intelligence work. Annual tuition for the programme is 8250 PLN. Bydgoszcz, a city in north-central Poland, hosts Kazimierz Wielki University as one of its main academic institutions, giving international students access to a European study environment alongside Polish and other exchange students. Mathematics as a discipline develops analytical reasoning, problem-solving, and quantitative literacy that extend well beyond the classroom, forming a foundation for further study in fields such as computer science, statistics, economics, and engineering. The blend of theoretical rigor and applied coursework in this programme is intended to equip graduates with transferable skills valued across technical and administrative professions, making mathematics a versatile choice of undergraduate study for students considering a wide range of career paths after graduation in Poland or abroad.