Bachelor in Physics

Tuition fees are 4,673 USD per year.

AGH University of Krakow offers a Computer Physics bachelor's program in Physics that runs seven semesters, equivalent to three and a half years, taught in English. Graduates are prepared to work as computer programmers while also being equipped to take part in physics research, though moving further into research typically calls for continuing to second-cycle studies, such as Technical Physics at the Faculty of Physics and Computer Science. Graduates can likewise continue into computer science, for example through Applied Computer Science at the same faculty or related programs such as Data Science at the Faculty of Computer Science, Electronics and Telecommunications. After finishing the first-cycle program, students are positioned to find work in the IT sector. Physicists with programming and computational skills are also described as useful to companies that run simulations of industrial systems, and banks and insurance companies are noted as potential employers that benefit from graduates' skills in computer modeling. Prospective students can contact the Department for International Students at international.students@agh.edu.pl or by phone at +48 12 617 50 92. Yearly tuition is EUR 4,000. Kraków, where AGH is based, is one of Poland's main academic hubs, home to several technical and research universities. A program combining physics fundamentals with computing trains students in problem-solving, quantitative modeling, and software skills that carry over into a wide range of technical roles, and the seven-semester structure gives students a defined path toward either further academic study or entry into the technology sector after graduation.

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.