University: Jagiellonian University
Category: Science & Engineering
Location: Kraków
Level: Bachelor
Deadline: Tue 27 May 2025
Intake: October
Application Fee: 100 PLN
Tuition Fee: 16.000 PLN
Duration: 6 Semesters
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Jagiellonian University offers a full-time undergraduate programme in Earth and Environmental Sciences, titled "Earth Sciences in a Changing World". The programme has a duration of three years (6 semesters) and is taught in English. The programme is interdisciplinary, providing a rigorous international and comparative perspective on the contemporary global system. It aims to foster creative thinking about complex global problems and equip students with analytical tools and cross-cultural understanding to guide them in the process.
The programme provides basic knowledge in geography, geology, and anthropogenic transformations in the environment, as well as their impact on the lives of local communities and global change. Students develop the ability to observe and interpret phenomena, conduct basic analytical work both individually and in teamwork, and develop adaptability to changing socio-economic environments, civic responsibility, and independence.
The Faculty of Geography and Geology, established in 2017, is one of the youngest faculties at the oldest Polish university, which uses modern solutions while drawing on tradition. The Ministry of Science and Higher Education granted the faculty Category A, and its programmes have been leading in rankings prepared by the Education Foundation “Perspektywy” for many years.
Research conducted by the scientists from the faculty addresses the current problems, dilemmas of our civilization, and the needs of the modern human, using the potential of geographic and geological sciences. The areas of interest of research projects are the human impact on the environment, artificial intelligence, sustainable development, and the study of Mars.
The faculty consists of two institutes, the Institute of Geography and Spatial Management and the Institute of Geological Sciences. Classes are taught in the faculty's buildings using cutting-edge research and didactic infrastructure, including specialized labs and analysis equipment labs, and in the form of field activities in Poland and abroad.
In conclusion, Jagiellonian University's Earth Sciences in a Changing World programme provides an excellent opportunity for students interested in the environment and the impact of human activities on the planet. The programme's interdisciplinary nature and international perspective, along with the modern infrastructure and research opportunities provided by the Faculty of Geography and Geology, make it a worthwhile choice for aspiring students.
