Area of Studies

mathematics, informatics

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kandydat.kul.pl/en/informatics-2/

Department

The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Faculty of Social and Technical Sciences

Tuition and Other Fees

7500 PLN /semester

Application Deadline(s)

Please, contact the Admissions Office

Course Description

Course Profile

Second-cycle studies in Informatics are designed for people who want to design complex IT systems, develop solutions based on advanced data analysis, and consciously shape modern technologies. The programme emphasizes in-depth specialist knowledge, intensive laboratories, and project-based work.​

During your studies, you build key skills for modern IT: programming and working in professional development environments, creating web and mobile applications, working with databases (including advanced solutions), as well as DevOps fundamentals and cybersecurity. You also take part in intensive programming labs across different technologies and languages, focused on the practical development and maintenance of IT systems.

As part of the programme, you will also study advanced artificial intelligence topics, including machine learning and natural language processing (NLP).

In addition, you can choose from a broad range of elective courses, so you can tailor your learning path to your interests and career plans.

Why Informatics at KUL?

• Advanced technical skills: designing, programming, and testing web and mobile applications and data processing systems.
• Data skills: designing and administering databases (relational and non-relational) and preparing data for analytical applications and learning systems.
• Design and communication skills: teamwork, presenting and justifying solutions, cooperation with the business environment.
• Research skills: problem formulation, critical analysis of sources, selection of methods and tools, preparation for further scientific development.
• Cooperation with business: implementation of projects corresponding to the real needs of the market and the opportunity to contact industry partners.

Our Graduates work as: programmers, system architects, data analysts, IT security specialists, system administrators, AI engineers, NLP specialists, generative solution developers, and technology team leaders.

Education Requirements

• Bachelor Diploma
• Certificate confirming English language proficiency at B2 level.

BA diploma in the following fields of study is required: computer science, mathematics, or related fields of study: technical and computer science education, computer science and econometrics, analytical computer science, applied computer science, computer mathematics, mathematics and finance, artificial intelligence.

The above-mentioned majors should be pursued in one of the following fields of studies: science and natural sciences; engineering and technical sciences.

Applicants from fields other than computer science may be advised to take additional courses to make up for any gaps in their learning outcomes after their first-cycle learning outcomes have been reviewed and compared. The list of courses to be taken will be provided on an individual basis.

Contact

study@kul.pl

+48 81 445 42 16