CIVIL ENGINEERING – SECOND-CYCLE STUDIES

The admission process for studies conducted in English for the winter semester of the 2026/2027 academic year will start on 28 April 2026.

Field of study	Education level	Fees for EU countries per semester	Fees for non-EU countries per semester
Civil Engineering in English	Master's degree length: 2 years (4 semesters)	1 000 €/sem.	1 200 €/sem.

EDUCATION LEVEL: second-cycle studies

OBTAINED PROFESSIONAL TITLE: magister inżynier (MSc in Civil Engineering)

EDUCATION PROFILE: practical

FORM OF STUDIES:

full-time studies - classes are held from Monday to Friday.
part-time studies - classes are held on weekends and occasionally on Friday afternoons (with the use of distance learning methods).

For both full-time and part-time programs, classes take place on campus in university teaching facilities, including lecture halls, classrooms, and laboratories. The curriculum also includes selected courses delivered using distance learning methods and techniques. These classes are included in the timetable and are conducted in a synchronous format via the university’s educational platform.

FIELD DESCRIPTION

Second-cycle studies allow students to broaden the knowledge gained at the engineering level and to develop specialist skills in modern construction technologies, project management, and innovative methods of design and construction.

The curriculum prepares students for independent management and supervision of construction processes, coordination of complex investments, and implementation of modern solutions in sustainable construction. Students acquire the skills necessary to design and modernize public utility, industrial, transport, and residential structures, in accordance with applicable standards and regulations. They are also prepared to make engineering decisions related to energy and environmental efficiency.

MAJORS OFFERED

Residential Construction
Sustainable Construction

These studies are intended for individuals seeking to develop their skills in advanced construction design, civil engineering, and construction process management.
A first-cycle engineering degree is required for admission.

SELECTED GENERAL SUBJECTS

BIM Technology in Civil Engineering
Complex Concrete Constructions
Engineering Measurements
Complex Metal Constructions
Selected Aspects of the Theory of Elasticity and Plasticity
New-Generation Concrete Techniques
Construction Dynamics

Major: Residential Construction

Industrial Construction
Urban Construction
Corrosion of Construction Materials
Modern Prefabricated Construction Elements
Thermal and Hydro Insulation of Buildings
Modern Building Installations
Modern Technologies in Residential Construction
Energy Certificates for Civil Engineering Structures

Major: Sustainable Construction

Sustainable Construction
Heating Techniques in Civil Engineering
Ecology and Environmental Protection in the Construction Process
Renewable Energy in Civil Engineering
Installations in Energy-Saving and Eco-Friendly Structures
Material Recycling and Waste Management
Ecological Technologies in Civil Engineering

PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIPS

The aim of the professional internship is to enable students to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired during their studies in practical settings. Internships are mandatory and form an integral part of the curriculum.
Total internship duration: 12 weeks (minimum 480 hours)

GRADUATE PROFILE

Graduates of second-cycle studies possess advanced knowledge in civil engineering, covering the design, execution, and operation of civil engineering structures. They are prepared to make independent engineering decisions and solve complex technical problems related to modern construction.

The program is designed to train professionals with full engineering competencies who can meet the challenges associated with the design, analysis, and implementation of diverse civil engineering projects, taking into account technical, aesthetic, and environmental considerations.