Institute Name : Polish - Japanese Academy of Information Technology

Course Name : Master Courses

Course Type : Masters

Education Level : 7,8

Duration : 2 Semesters

Method of Delivery : Classroom

Pre Requirements : Bachelor Degree, High School Diploma, IELTS 6.5

Language Level : B2

Visa Type : 39

Application Fee :

Academic Deposit :

Fees : PLN 4000 Semester

Intakes : September

Course Description :

PJATK in Warsaw offers the following postgraduate studies (only in Polish):

Databases and their applications - extramural, evening and online courses
IT Security
Personalized education
Personalized education – education management
Personalized education - pedagogical preparation
Graphic Design
IT in business
Sound engineering
Information systems, applications and databases – online courses
Internet technologies
Project management

The studies last 2 semesters (sound engineering, personalized education with pedagogical preparation – 3 semesters), take place during the two-day congresses on the weekends at PJATK (does not apply to online studies and studies in personalized education).

After passing the exams and courses, participants of the studies receive a Certificate of Postgraduate Studies Completion in accordance with the regulations of Ministry of Science and Higher Education.

Recruitment for the studies is conducted twice an academic year: January-February and May-September. Admission is based on first come first serve basis until the positions are filled.

Exceptions apply to IT in Business and Internet technologies majors, in which the recruitment is based on the evaluation of the interview.

PAYMENTS:
Entry fee (paid only after qualification):
1000 PLN – for graduates of other schools
500 PLN – for graduates of PJATK
300 PLN – personalized education studies

Tuition fees:
Extramural studies – 3600 PLN/semester
Big data, Cybersecurity – 4300 PLN/semester
Online studies – 3100 PLN/semester
Extramural studies (sound engineering) – 2800 PLN/semester

Tuition fees for studies in the personalized education group are provided in the description of individual studies.

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