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New fields of study at AGH University

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New fields of study at AGH University

In the academic year 2026/27, the AGH University of Krakow offers three new fields of study in English. The offer has been expanded to include two new first-cycle programmes and one second-cycle degree programme. Admissions for the first-cycle programmes begin on 1 June, while applications for the second-cycle programme open on 22 June.

What’s new?

First-cycle (Bachelor) studies

  • Geology of Natural Resources, Faculty of Geology, Geophysics, and Environmental Protection
    The Geology of Natural Resources programme addresses the growing importance of natural resources in modern society, including the digital transformation, the energy transition, and Critical Raw Materials challenges. The curriculum has been designed to meet current and future labour market needs by preparing specialists for the modern raw materials sector – from prospecting and mineral exploration, through mining enterprises, to research institutions, consulting companies, and public administration. It is a programme for individuals interested in geology, the use of mineral resources, modern technologies, and the challenges of sustainable natural resource management.
     
  • Space Engineering, Faculty of Space Technologies
    Space Engineering is a first-cycle engineering programme designed to provide a comprehensive, system-oriented education in modern space technologies, preparing future engineers for careers in one of the fastest-growing and most exciting areas of science and engineering. As the first and only programme of its kind in Poland, it is built around a system-level approach that enables students to understand how modern space systems are engineered in practice, integrating hardware, software, and mission operations into a single, coherent framework.

Second-cycle (Master) studies

  • Mining Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Resource Management
    The basic objectives of education in this field include the transfer of specialist knowledge and skills in the field of mining for the development and extraction of various deposits of mineral raw materials and their processing. To achieve these goals, the program of studies contains issues related to underground, borehole, opencast mining methods as well as to modern techniques and technologies of processing raw materials. Admission requires a bachelor’s degree in geology, mining engineering, mineral processing, environmental engineering, mechanical engineering, metallurgy, or a related field.

Learn more about admissions at AGH University.

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