Mechanika i budowa maszyn

The application deadline for the Oct 2027 intake is Jul 10, 2027. Tuition is 4100 PLN per semester.

Gdańsk University of Technology offers a master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, taught in English over three semesters in Gdańsk, Poland, with annual tuition of 18000 PLN. The programme's major objective is for students to acquire theoretical knowledge in advanced topics within mechanics and machine construction and operation, together with practical expertise in applying this knowledge. Graduates leave with a well-founded understanding of the principles of mechanics, design, and manufacturing supported by modern computational tools, and they are trained to carry out work supporting machine design and the construction of materials, as well as to supervise machine operation. The curriculum builds fluency in modern engineering software and current technologies, and it prepares graduates to undertake doctoral studies if they choose an academic path. Beyond technical skills, the programme develops the ability to lead teams and companies, along with the knowledge needed to establish and manage small businesses, including familiarity with the legislation governing small and medium enterprises. Graduates are qualified to work as engineers across all branches of mechanical engineering, including machine production and operation, design, construction, and technology units, and units responsible for organizing production and automating manufacturing processes. Other career paths include roles in accreditation and quality assurance offices, product and material commissioning offices, and consultation and research units requiring technical and IT knowledge. Gdańsk, on Poland's Baltic coast, hosts Gdańsk University of Technology as one of the country's leading technical universities, giving graduates access to the region's shipbuilding, manufacturing, and engineering industries alongside broader international opportunities.