Catalog of the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology 2023/2024

PJAIT WARSAW

86 Koszykowa str., 02-008 Warsaw Admission Office PJAit in Warsaw room B15, ground floor +48 22 58 44 590 rekrutacja@pja.edu.pl www.pja.edu.pl

PJAIT GDAŃSK

9/11 Targ Drzewny str., 80-894 Gdańsk +48 516 023 661 gdansk@pja.edu.pl www.gdansk.pja.edu.pl

PJAIT BYTOM

2 Legionów ave., 41-902 Bytom +48 32 387 16 60 bytom@pja.edu.pl www.bytom.pja.edu.pl

PJAIT ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL

33a Szczęśliwicka str., 02-353 Warszawa

+48 22 408 53 52

liceum@pja.edu.pl www.liceum.pja.edu.pl

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJA it ) was established in 1994 following an agreement between Polish and Japanese governments. Every year since, the Academy has held top positions in prestigious rankings.

PJA it is constantly improving its educational techniques and adapting its curricula to the requirements and expectations of the labour market. In each of our fields of study, we focus on the development of practical skills. Employers value our graduates as employees, which is reflected in the salaries they are offered, as confirmed by the national system of monitoring the Economic Fate of Graduates.

PJA it 's academic community includes students from Poland and other countries as well as an international faculty. Studies are conducted in Polish and English (Computer Science, Graphic Design and Multimedia Art, Information Management). Thanks to a wide range of international exchanges and foreign internships, PJA it

students can complete part of their studies at a chosen university in Europe and Japan.

PJA it students can also benefit from a number of scholarships: Rector's scholarships (for high academic performance), social scholarships, special scholarships for people with disabilities and reduced tuition fees for the best students.

Students in all fields of study have modern laboratories at their disposal, as well as specialised it, graphics and design studios. The university also organises numerous meetings with scientists, artists, creators, representatives of computer companies and potential employers. Based on PJA it 's agreements with ArchiCad, Autodesk, Microsoft, SAP, SAS and Vmware, students have access to state-of-the-art software, which they can use free of charge during their studies.

You can study at PJA it in the very centre of Warsaw, at the seaside in the PJA it branch in Gdansk or in Śląskie voivodeship in Bytom.

PJAit Warsaw

Faculty b Field of study b Studies b Mode b Language b

Faculty of Information Technology

Computer Science

Bachelor's degree (BSc.)

full-time

part-time (extramural)

part-time Internet-based (extramural)

Master's degree (MSc./MA)

full-time

part-time (extramural)

part-time Internet-based (extramural)

Faculty of Information

Management

Information Management

Bachelor's degree (BSc.)

Master's degree (MSc./MA)

full-time part-time (extramural)

full-time part-time (extramural)

Faculty of New Media

Art

Graphic Design

Bachelor's degree (BA)

full-time part-time (extramural)

Graphic Design and Multimedia Art

Master's degree (MA)

full-time part-time (extramural)

Interior Design

Bachelor's degree (BA)

Master's degree (MA)

full-time

Faculty of Culture of Japan

Culture studies

Bachelor's degree (BA)

Bachelor's degree (BA)

full-time full-time part-time (extramural)

full-time part-time (extramural)

PJAit

Gdańsk

Faculty b Field of study b Studies b Mode b Language b

Faculty of Information Technology

Faculty of New Media

Art

PJAit Bytom

Computer Science Bachelor's degree (BSc.) full-time part-time (extramural)

Graphic Design Bachelor's degree (BA) full-time part-time (extramural)

Faculty b Field of study b Academic degree b Mode b Language b

Faculty of Information Technology

Computer Science Bachelor's degree (BSc.) full-time part-time (extramural)

PJA it Academic High School | Warsaw

Class profiles b Language b

Computer Science and Mathematics

Cultural Studies

Arts and Computer Science

The Faculty of Information Technology was established in 1994 as the first faculty at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology. Its unique curriculum as well as transfer of technology from Japan very quickly gained recognition among students and employers. The Faculty's success lies in the continuous modification of the curriculum in accordance with the rapidly developing field of computer science. State-of-the-art computer laboratories and specialised laboratories provide the opportunity to become comprehensively acquainted with the latest trends in the field.

We offer both bachelor's and master's degree (taught in Polish and English) in fulltime and part-time modes. After obtaining the master's degree, there is an opportunity to continue your education at the Doctoral School.

The curriculum is composed of two types of subjects: basic knowledge – obligatory for all students – and specialised knowledge – related to specialisations chosen by

students. During the basic knowledge classes, students familiarise themselves with all areas of computer science and learn the most important programming languages such as: Java, C++, Python. Students are also introduced to: basic database techniques, principles of software development, and computer network development as well as applications of multimedia. They also gain some basic knowledge of robotics and electronics. Great importance is attached to mathematical subjects, which are the basis for further education. The academic teaching system also contains a lot of practical elements, which makes our graduates highly sought after on the labour market.

Studying at the Faculty of Information Technology at PJA it fosters student involvement in thriving scientific circles such as RoboLab, Data Science, Project management. Students also have the opportunity to verify their skills in hackathons and international competitions such as Imagine Cup or Seeds for Future.

Warsaw Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time (3,5 years)

part-time (4 years)

part-time Internet-based (4 years)

Databases

Software and database engineering

Cybersecurity, systems and network programming

Intelligent data processing systems

Multimedia

Multimedia – 3D animation

Multimedia – game programming

Robotics

Programming of business applications

Mobile networking

Data warehousing

Master's degree

full-time (1,5 years, 2 years)

part-time (2 years)

part-time Internet-based (2 years)

Doctoral School ict&De Sign (4 years)

Data Science

Software, business process and database engineering

Mobile networking and cloud computing technologies

Interactive multimedia

Field of study: Technical informatics and telecommunications

Our unique Information Management course is a blend of knowledge from two highly valued fields in the industry – management and it. The faculty educates students to be proficient users of modern technologies available in today’s companies and to use information effectively in management. In addition to management or economics, the Undergraduate degree programme includes classes in it subjects, which are conducted using a modern ict base and the latest software products – the integrated SAP e RP system (used to support enterprise management) and the SAP c RM system (used to manage customer relations).

Engineering studies programme can be completed in Polish or English.

The aim of the master's degree study is to deepen the knowledge and skills in the application of modern it infrastructure tools and effective analysis of large datasets in a business environment.

The programme of study at the Faculty of Information Management is intended both for students who completed a degree in engineering at PJA it or another university (computer science or related specialisations) and for graduates of other specialisations. If you are not yet familiar with information technology in management, we will invite you to supplement the necessary knowledge and skills during the "zero" semester. In order to make it easier for our students to combine their studies with their professional work, Graduate degree classes are held in the afternoons and evenings. Graduates are awarded a Master of Science or Master of Engineering degree.

Many graduates of the Faculty of Information Management are employed in managerial positions (as it managers and project managers) or work as specialists designing, developing and implementing information systems.

Warsaw Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time (3,5 years)

part-time (4 years)

Master's degree

full-time (1,5 years)

part-time (2 years)

Project management

Management decision support systems

Business process analysis

it systems implementation

e-commerce

Business Process Analysis and Big Data Applications

it Systems Architecture

LEARN FROM PRACTITIONERS WITH GREAT EXPERIENCE IN THE INDUSTRY

The Graphic Design programme is primarily based on new technologies and complemented by traditional art subjects. Our students learn to create 2D and 3D animations, design computer games and interactive applications, and use VR and AR technologies, in addition to typography, photography, visual communication and advertising design. Additionally, we provide the best graphic design software, including the Adobe Creative Cloud suite and Maya. Graphic Design students co-organise and participate in numerous national and international festivals and exhibitions. During classes, under the supervision of lecturers, they prepare projects and events for many cultural institutions in Warsaw, including the Warsaw Uprising Museum, the Copernicus Science Centre, the National Audiovisual Institute and the POL in Museum of the History of Polish Jews.

The Graphic Design programme is a modern programme, prepared in response to the changing demand on the labour market (for game designers, animation creators and interaction designers).

Graphic design graduates find employment as designers/graphic artists in design studios and advertising agencies, UX/Ui designers, game designers, concept artists, illustrators, 2D and 3D animation and visualisation artists, creative directors and, much to our delight, they open their own design studios.

Graphic Design studies are conducted at the Faculty of New Media Art (the only one in Poland) at PJA it, which is a member of the c UMULUS association, bringing together the best design universities from around the world, and eLi A – the European network of art colleges.

Warsaw Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time (3 years)

part-time (3 years)

Master's degree

full-time (2 years)

part-time (2,5 years)

Animation (classic 2D animation, 3D animation)

Visualisation

Animation (classic 2D animation, 3D animation)

Visualisation

FOT. MATEUSZ KRÓL, OLGA WRONIEWICZ

KYRYLO LOHVYN

Graphic Design and Multimedia Art is a field of study built on ten years of working in an international design environment and the experience of moving educational and creative activity into the realm of the Internet, an intensive development of blended learning. Anticipating the growth of the design market for the Internet and Smart Environments, the Graphic Design and Multimedia Art programme prepares graduates to work for an international community which uses digital tools in extended reality, taking into account both real and virtual environments.

The programme is based on three components: humanism and theory (to understand the customs and principles of communication in a multicultural world), art and design (to learn how to solve design problems in extended reality) and computer science (to acquire knowledge and skills in the use of existing computer tools and techniques). Classes and workshops are taught by artists, designers and engineers

representing different nationalities, cultures and academic backgrounds. The scope of design problems considered goes beyond local level, providing an opportunity to see the role of the contemporary designer in the context of the global needs of civilisation. Selected projects, created in collaboration with representatives of various companies and institutions, are realised and implemented. This gives you the opportunity to test your skills during your studies.

The Graphic Design and Multimedia Art programme is all about practice and developing design/artistic skills through the use of modern applications to create visual works in 2D and 3D. Students work on different projects on a daily basis using Unity, Blender, Maya, TouchDesigner and Adobe cc software. Collaboration with our partners – various educational and cultural institutions – provides the opportunity to create attractive and unique visual, luminous, musical and interactive creations.

Warsaw Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time

Master's degree

full-time

Design of an intelligent, interactive space based on multimedia installations

Design of communication and game graphics as well as graphics for augmented reality applications

User experience design

Multimedia

XR and Games

Digital Graphics

Students of Interior Design at the Faculty of New Media Art can choose one of two specialisations: Interior design and Exhibition design. In both cases, emphasis is placed on the development of knowledge and skills, particularly related to the use of new multimedia technologies in the designer's work. Interior Design programme combines specialist knowledge of construction and interior design techniques with humanistic issues of art and design history as well as computer techniques. The curriculum covers issues such as ergonomics and psychophysiology of vision,

technical drawing and building regulations, issues of interior and exhibition design, eco design, human-centred design, as well as general art classes: drawing, painting, sculpture, photography. Our students use the best professional design software, including Autodesk and Maya.

Our graduates receive Bachelor of Arts degree and, as interior designers, can design elements of architectural and public spaces, arrange fair and exhibition spaces and design furniture and interior design elements.

Warsaw Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time (3,5 years)

part-time (4 years)

Interior design

Exhibition design

Interior Design at PJA it is striving for modern and functional "smart" and "eco" solutions that build trends in the real estate market. What sets us apart is first and foremost great cooperation with the architectural community, creative thinking about the future and the latest technologies.

Our teachers focus on preparing you to work in an interdisciplinary group of students and to develop your personal brand as a future career path. The programme is enriched by meetings and workshops with guests from the best-designed cities in Europe!

PARTICIPATION IN EXHIBITIONS AND EXPO DESIGN FAIRS

NATALIYA MUDREY

This faculty meets the expectations of all enthusiasts of Japanese culture, pop culture and language. In addition to general cultural studies, the curriculum includes subjects devoted to the culture and art of the Far East, an extensive Japanese language course and Korean language classes.

Students learn about the latest trends and phenomena in the cultural and social life of contemporary Japan, including those related to film, comics, anime, manga, computer games and other media. In class, Japanese customs, games and activities are intertwined with the art of calligraphy and ikebana. As part of joint outings to traditional tea houses, students also learn about the tea ceremony. Japanese

electronic dictionaries, original costumes: yukata, obi belts, geta slippers, furoshiki cloths as well as soroban counting trays and many other accessories are used in class. Students also use Japanese computer software and a Japanese word processor. Japanese language classes are divided into grammar, writing, conversation and practice. Full-time students can take the Nihongo-Noryoku-Shiken state Japanese proficiency exam at N3 and even N2 level. Part-time students usually achieve a basic level of Japanese language proficiency. Our students participate in and co-organise many events promoting and presenting Japanese art, culture and knowledge of Japan, which are always very popular with visitors.

Warsaw Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time (3 years)

part-time (3 years)

Culture studies

Scholarships in Japan

The best students of the Faculty of Culture of Japan are eligible for scholarship offers in Japan. The scholarships are realised at the master's degree level (after completing a bachelor's degree at PJA it ) at a university of choice in Japan. The scholarship offer is open to students who have a very high grade point average and who pass both the internal and external qualification process.

JLPT exam

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology is the only official examination centre in Poland allowing you to obtain the internationally recognised Japanese language certificate JLP t (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test). Take advantage of the Japanese language classes and validate your skills with a certificate!

PJAIT BRANCH IN GDAŃSK

Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Gdańsk (PJA it Gdańsk) was established in 2007 to educate students in the field of Information Technology. Shortly thereafter, in 2010, the centre was transformed into an independent Faculty of Information Technology. That same year, the Faculty of New Media Art was established. The main headquarters of the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Gdańsk is located in the very centre of the city on Targ Drzewny Street. The Faculty of New Media Art, with its artistic studios, is located at

Brzegi Street in Gdańsk-Orunia. PJA it Gdańsk cooperates closely with companies from the Tri-City (Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia) it market. It also established a dynamic and effective cooperation with secondary schools and technical schools in Pomorskie voivodeship. Together with a partner school, we are organising the first hackathon in Pomorskie voivodeship for secondary school students (Young Smart). The didactic offer of PJA it Gdańsk also includes the PJA it Postgraduate Education Centre, thanks to which you can improve your competences at higher career levels.

PJA it branch in Gdańsk offers Computer Science studies in two modes: full-time (from Monday to Friday), duration – 7 semesters, and part-time (every second weekend, Saturday and Sunday), duration – 8 semesters.

During the first semesters, students acquire general academic knowledge and learn about modern technologies and it tools. We place particular emphasis on the practical aspects, especially regarding

programming (Java, c /c++, Python, Scala, PHP), databases and design. We also emphasise the acquisition of teamwork skills in practice, e.g. through the implementation of specific projects.

In the third year, students choose a specialisation: Software and database engineering, Computer graphics, GameDev, Web applications, Computer systems and networks, Artificial intelligence, Internet of things.

Gdańsk Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time (3,5 years)

part-time (4 years)

Software and database engineering

Computer graphics

GameDev

Web applications

Computer systems and networks

Artificial intelligence

Internet of things

ǟ We focus on the implementation of practical classes co-taught by employees of it companies from Pomorskie voivodeship.

ǟ We develop the areas and scope of teaching in cooperation with the best companies in the it market.

ǟ For our students, we have a special offer of certified courses organised by the University (ci S c O, LPic and others).

ǟ PJA it Gdańsk students also learn about Japanese history and culture and can take advantage of free Japanese language courses.

ǟ We value the atmosphere of coexistence of different cultures at the university. Lectures are given in Polish, but supplementary Polish courses are provided for foreign students.

Based on both new technologies and traditional art subjects PJA it Gdańsk offers studies in graphic design: full-time (from Monday to Friday), duration – 6 semesters, and part-time (every second weekend, Saturday and Sunday), duration – 8 semesters.

During the first semesters, students acquire general academic knowledge and practical skills.

In the third year, as part of the Studio “Graphic Design”, students complete individual thesis projects in such areas as: Graphic Design (artistic and publishing), Artistic Graphics, Lettering and Typography, Visual Identity, Web design, Illustration, Film (short film forms), Photography, Multimedia (visualisation of computer games and animation).

Gdańsk Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time

part-time

Graphic design

ǟ Curriculum focused on the implementation of art classes with a strong emphasis on the practical use of new media.

ǟ Professional studios: drawing and painting, sculpture, photography, design graphics and artistic graphics.

ǟ Students of the Faculty of New Media Art at PJA it Gdańsk benefit from internships and placements in renowned companies in Pomorskie voivodeship. After graduation, they have the skills to work independently, creatively and innovatively.

ǟ For our students, we have a special offer of certified courses organised by the University (ci S c O, LPic and others).

ǟ Students learn about Japanese history and culture, they can take calligraphy classes and free Japanese language courses.

ǟ We value the atmosphere of coexistence of different cultures at the university. Lectures are given in Polish, but supplementary Polish courses are provided for foreign students.

ACADEMIC CLUBS: DIGITAL PAINTING & CONCEPT ART, ODYSEJA UMYSŁU, GAMEDEV

PJAIT BRANCH IN BYTOM

First courses at the Faculty of Information Technology at the PJA it branch in Bytom will start in the 2023/2024 academic year. The Faculty’s programme is modelled on the one implemented at its parent unit in Warsaw, which is highly rated by employers. What sets PJA it Bytom apart is the implementation of a modern, project-based learning method (PBL). It consists of students’ independent work, during a predetermined period of time, to solve a particular problem. This makes our students think outside the box and provides them with project management skills. This method also teaches students creative and critical thinking as well as gives them the courage to experiment in order to find an optimal and practical solutions to a problem. Such skills are extremely valued on the labour market, especially in the era of the upcoming Industry 4.0.

The topics implemented as part of PBL are initiated by the Faculty’s partners in the business community. As part of the projects carried out from the first year of study, students learn about practical software engineering methodologies. This knowledge, though required in the industry, is usually neglected by more theory-oriented study programmes. The ability to choose PBL topics reinforces the student's commitment and allows for the practical use of acquired theoretical knowledge. By participating in project-based learning, students practice setting goals, phasing tasks as well as communication and cooperation. The main learning outcomes of projects carried out by our students are: use of programming languages, development of teamwork skills as well as leadership qualities.

Faculty of Information Technology at PJA it Bytom offers full-time and part-time studies. Both full-time and part-time mode consists of 7 semesters. After the second year of study, students choose from a vast range of specialisations according to their interests.

A practice-oriented profile of PJA it Bytom is grounded in the project-based learning method. It became possible thanks to unique equipment and laboratory facilities of the Research and Development Centre (c BR) located in the same building. The c BR has been operating since 2015, carrying

out, in collaboration with other research units, hospitals and entrepreneurs, a number of innovative projects concerning, for example: autonomous drone swarms, video data acquisition and analysis in facial recognition process or posture and gait analysis in the diagnosis of movement disorders.

Bytom Specialisations b

Bachelor's degree

full-time (3,5 years)

part-time (3,5 years)

Vision systems programming

Computer games programming

Autonomous mobile platforms programming in 2D and 3D

Paramedical applications programming

PROJECT BASED LEARNING

MODERN TECHNOLOGIES

UNIQUE EQUIPMENT AND LABORATORY FACILITIES

Steps b

1. Create an account on our online enrolment portal, fill in the forms and upload your photo (obligatory).

2. Prepare the required documents and upload photocopies to your Individual Recruitment Account.

3. Attend an interview (applies to: Graphic Design and Multimedia Art, Interior Design and Graphic Design at the Faculty of New Media Art, both bachelor's and master's degree studies).

4. Within two weeks of submitting the complete set of required documents, you will receive (at your e-mail address) a decision of the Admissions Committee regarding your admission status.

List of required documents b

bachelor's degree b

ǟ application for admission

ǟ original school leaving certificate translated into English or Polish

ǟ apostille/legalisation and nostrification of the foreign certificate (if applicable)

ǟ an electronic version of the iD photograph

ǟ confirmation of payment for the qualifying interview or language interview (if applicable)

5. Within two weeks from the date of the Committee’s decision, you should pay tuition fee, sign a contract with the university and provide original documents (in case you provided photocopies at the beginning of the recruitment process). A contract is a type of agreement that sets out the obligations of PJA it to you and vice versa.

6. In order to get an Alien Certificate of Admission (the certificate which is required for legalization of stay in Poland or for a student’s national Polish visa) you have to pay a tuition fee at least for the first semester of study in advance.

master's degree b

ǟ application for admission

ǟ university diploma with supplement translated into English or Polish

ǟ apostille/legalisation of the foreign diploma and its supplement (if applicable)

ǟ an electronic version of the iD photograph

ǟ confirmation of payment for the qualifying interview/procedure (if applicable)

ǟ qualification procedure protocol

Computer Science

bachelor's degree b

Admission to studies is based on the candidate's secondary school-leaving certificate (high school diploma). For full-time studies, it is required to pass an exam from at least one of the following subjects: mathematics, physics or computer science. Candidates who wish to study in English should possess the command of the language confirmed by Extended Matura, iB Diploma, or one of the certificates: ieLt S – 6,5 or higher; t OeFL – 80 or higher; t Oeic – 750 or higher; British Council English Score – 400 or higher; F ce – Grade c (min. 160 points); Duolingo –100 or higher; c A e /c Pe . In the case of the absence of a document, the candidate has to pass an interview (via Google Meet). The interview aims to verify the candidate's level of the English language.

Information Management

master's degree b

Admission to studies is based on an interview/ qualification procedure and an analysis of the completed bachelor's degree program. In the case of differences in curricula, the candidate must take into account the necessity to complete individual subjects before or during the completion of the master's studies. The interview aims to verify the candidate's level of the English language and knowledge of the following subjects: computer science, databases, programming, Internet technologies, computer networks.

bachelor's degree b master's degree b

Admission to studies is based on the candidate's secondary school-leaving certificate (high school diploma). Candidates who wish to study in English should possess the command of the language confirmed by Extended Matura, iB Diploma, or one of the certificates: iieLt S – 6,5 or higher; t OeFL – 80 or higher; t Oeic – 750 or higher; British Council English Score – 400 or higher; F ce – Grade c (min. 160 points); Duolingo – 100 or higher; c A e /c Pe . In the case of the absence of a document, the candidate has to pass an interview (via Google Meet). The interview aims to verify the candidate's level of the English language.

Admission to studies is based on an interview/ qualification procedure and an analysis of the completed bachelor's degree program. In the case of differences in curricula, the candidate must take into account the necessity to complete individual subjects before or during the completion of the master's studies.

Graphic Design | PJA it Warsaw

Graphic Design and Multimedia Art | PJAit Warsaw

bachelor's degree b

Admission to studies is based on the presentation of a portfolio with artworks and an interview. The interview aims to verify the candidate's level of the English language and covers the following topics: painting, architecture, theatre, film, exhibitions, museums. The portfolio should include the following works:

ǟ preferred format 70×100 cm

ǟ human figure by nature (min. 5 works)

ǟ still life (min. 5 works)

ǟ other forms (any number of works)

ǟ preferred format 70×100 cm

ǟ landscape (min. 5 works)

ǟ still life (min. 5 works)

ǟ other forms (any number of works)

ǟ in A5 format or larger

ǟ color or black&white

ǟ min. 10 works

ǟ digital photos are also accepted

ǟ portrait photography, landscape, a composition of choice, or reportage photography

Candidates have the opportunity to consult the works included in the portfolio in advance. Only after the positive review of the portfolio, the candidate will be invited for an interview.

master's degree b

Full-time mode. The admission procedure is based on the presentation prepared by the Candidate. The presentation should also include a portfolio. The purpose of the presentation is to present the intended master's project (thesis). The presentation should be prepared in English and is presented by the Candidate during the interview. The objective of the interview is an assessment of the candidate’s communication skills and readiness for the selected programme path.

Part-time mode. Admission is based on an interview. The candidate provides documentation of their artistic achievements: presents their diploma work as well as selected paintings, drawings, photographs and design works created during undergraduate or graduate degree studies.

Drawing

Painting Photography

Interior Design

bachelor's degree b

Admission to studies is based on the presentation of a portfolio with artworks and an interview about general knowledge of art history and architecture. The portfolio should include the following works:

ǟ format 70×100 cm or 50×70 cm

ǟ min. 10 works

Painting

ǟ format 70×100 cm or 50×70 cm

ǟ min. 10 works

Still life sketches

ǟ format A4

ǟ min. 10 works

The drawing, painting, and sketches presented in the portfolio should be made from nature and include character study, still life, landscape, perspective drawing, interior. The total number of works should not exceed 40 works. A format larger than 70×100 cm will not be accepted.

Culture of Japan

bachelor's degree b

Admission to studies is based on the candidate's secondary school-leaving certificate (high school diploma).

Drawing

bachelor's degree b

Admission is based on the presentation of a portfolio of artwork and an interview. During the interview, candidates present a compulsory work on a given topic. The format of the work: 60×60cm. The composition should include all the required elements. Technique is chosen by the candidates. Candidates have the opportunity to consult the works included in the portfolio in advance. Candidates present a portfolio of their own work to the Admissions Committee. Preference will be given to versatility and showcasing the candidates’ own passions and artistic interests. The portfolio should include the following works:

any technique

any technique (e.g. rendering, 3D scenes, websites, animations, etc.)

any technique

advertising prints, business cards, corporate identity elements, etc.

classic or digital, digital retouching also possible

works from other fields related to the term 'fine arts' will be an additional asset

The portfolio does not have to include all types of work listed, but the more comprehensive it is, the better. It is recommended that at least 2–3 works are handmade (without the use of digital techniques). There is no limit on the number of works (neither upper nor lower). However, we recommend showing the widest possible range of the candidates’ artistic capabilities. We also do not require the candidates to present samples of all of the above areas, although of course the wider the range of techniques presented, the better.

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

In the Computer Science and Mathematics class, classes in various fields of computer science are offered so that, at later stages of their education, students can consciously choose a specialisation that suits their interests. The core subjects are, of course, programming-related, but in addition to this students also learn about: computer system design, data algorithms and structures, basic database terms or currently developing areas such as cybersecurity principles or Big Data.

PJA it Academic High School holds a significant place on the educational map of Warsaw. Established in 2007, it offers original curricula which guarantee the acquisition of comprehensive knowledge and are the basis for a good start at university, especially PJA it. Candidates can choose one of three profiles: Computer Science and Mathematics, Cultural Studies or Art and Computer Science. The proximity of the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology allows students to use its infrastructure, attend lectures and events organised by the Academy. Subjects related to the class profile are taught by PJA it assistants. Thanks to the friendly learning atmosphere and the teaching methodology used, the popularity of the high school is growing more and more each year.

CULTURAL STUDIES

ARTS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Enrolling in a Cultural Studies class allows students to become acquainted with the fascinating culture, art and history of the Far East – both traditional culture and contemporary pop culture such as manga or anime. An additional advantage of this class is the obligation to take an Oriental language course. Students can also participate in events promoting Japanese culture organised by the High School and the Academy.

Students of the Arts and Computer Science class discover both theory and artistic practice. They learn the secrets of the style and technique of masters from the past and try their hand at classical painting and sculpting. Finally, students combine their experience with the classics with the possibilities offered by new computer technologies and thus they enter the world of modern art, which provides an artist with unlimited possibilities.

MBA for the it industry is the best programme for you and your company! The programme is aimed at managers and leaders at the intersection of technology and business, who are keen to develop their leadership skills and acquire habits of analysing and anticipating trends. Students gain interdisciplinary knowledge that covers the latest topics from the field of technology, business, economics, cybersecurity, psychology and neuro-management.

Why an MBA at PJAIT ?

ǟ We focus on development and networking.

ǟ We raise awareness of technological advances and the opportunities that come with it.

ǟ We believe that the future belongs to technology leaders.

Centre for Postgraduate Study

The "Soft skills in it " and "it expert level" programmes offer courses created in consultation with some of the largest companies in the country.

Why Postgraduate Studies at PJAIT ?

ǟ Team neuro-management in the it industry – the only such programme in Poland!

ǟ PJA it means nearly 30 years of experience in teaching Computer Science and Information Management in Poland.

ǟ Guarantee of contact with business.

ǟ Development of soft and managerial skills necessary in it environments.

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Preparatory courses pja.edu.pl

Preparatory courses at PJA it are aimed at those who wish to enrol in it or arts-related study programmes. Take a look at the offer of annual courses "Course Zero" for IT and for S n M .

Matura exam preparatory courses at PJA it are aimed at high school students preparing for the extended level exams in Computer Science and Mathematics. With us, you will get into the best non-public technical university in Poland!

Unique curriculum

The curriculum is developed in collaboration with representatives of the leading companies in the job market in Poland and Ue in order to guarantee an effective and innovative programme of studies.

Free software

Thanks to our partnership with ArchiCad, Autodesk, Microsoft, SAP, SAS and Vmware, we offer our students free software to use for classes and personal projects.

Free math, English, Japanese, and Polish language courses for foreigners

Students can enrol in intensive English language courses carried out before the start of studies and compensatory mathematics courses (in the first semester of studies). All students can take advantage of free Japanese classes throughout their study period. Foreign students also have the opportunity to take a free Polish language course for foreigners.

International exchange

As part of the Erasmus+ programme, our students have the opportunity to realize part of their studies at a selected foreign university cooperating with PJA it. The best students of the Faculty of Culture of Japan also have the opportunity to apply for mobility scholarships for their master's studies financed by the Japanese government.

Academic interest groups

Many academic interest groups and associations are active at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology. Among them: HapLab which integrates the international community of PJA it students, e-sport team nin JA PJA it, 4MADe S ign, and the Data Science club.

Internships and apprenticeships

The Academic Career Office PJA it offers students and graduates a wide range of internships and apprenticeships. PJA it does its best to ensure that each student finds the best job that meets their expectations, both during and after their studies.

Events and parties

PJA it regularly organises hackathons, exhibitions, the Night of Museums, parties for students, as well as speed dating with employers, and many other events with the participation of technology companies. Our students also take part in lectures and workshops conducted by outstanding specialists in the field of art, design, and it from Poland and abroad.

Modern equipment and innovative technologies

PJA it offers the latest multimedia equipment for use during classes and project implementation. Students can use, among others Google Glass, Oculus Rift, and 3D printers and scanners.

COMPUTER SCIENCE

GRAPHIC DESIGN

degree

1st year monthly fee (10 payments per year):

full-time 2300 pln | 491 eur PL part-time 1800 pln | 384 eur

GRAPHIC DESIGN AND MULTIMEDIA ART

Bachelor's degree

1st year monthly fee (10 payments per year):

full-time 2400 pln | 512 eur

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Master's degree

1st year monthly fee (10 payments per year):

full-time 2600 pln | 555 eur

INTERIOR DESIGN

Bachelor's degree

1st year monthly fee (10 payments per year):

full-time 1800 pln | 384 eur

part-time 1300 pln | 277 eur

CULTURE OF JAPAN

ADMISSION FEES

Interview for the bachelor's and master's degree (art studies): 150 pln | 32 eur

Interview verifying candidate's language level: 100 pln | 21 eur

Prices in euro are provided in accordance with the exchange rate of the NBP on the day of 30.03.2023 (1 pln = 4,68 eur) and are illustrative; the price in euro changes according to the zloty's exchange rate on the day of the transaction

The qualification procedure for master's degree in Computer Science and Information Management: 85 pln | 18 eur

COMPUTER SCIENCE PJAIT GDAŃSK

Bachelor's degree

1st year monthly fee (10 payments per year):

PL full-time 1700 pln | 363 eur

PL part-time 1500 pln | 320 eur

GRAPHIC DESIGN PJAIT GDAŃSK

Bachelor's degree

1st year monthly fee (10 payments per year):

PL full-time 1700 pln | 363 eur

PL part-time 1500 pln | 320 eur

COMPUTER SCIENCE

PJAIT BYTOM

Bachelor's degree

1st year monthly fee (10 payments per year):

PL full-time 1500 pln | 320 eur

PL part-time 1300 pln | 277 eur

ADMISSION FEES

Interview for the bachelor's degree (art studies):

150 pln | 32 eur

Interviews verifying candidate's language level: 100 pln | 21 eur

DISCOUNTS

Discounts are granted only for the first semester of bachelor's degree study based on a Polish matriculation diploma or the International Baccalaureate Diploma (iB)

2% for those who pay the fee in two semestral instalments

25% for members of the closest family for the whole period of studying together

5% for good results on the Matura exam

20% for the following semester for achieving 5.0 g PA

FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

bachelor's degree: full-time, part-time.

5% tuition fees reduction

iB Diploma

ǟ Advanced level – High-Level grade 7 achieved in Mathematics or Computer Science or Physics

FACULTY OF NEW MEDIA ARTS

Interior Design, Graphic Design, Multimedia Art

bachelor's degree: full-time, part-time.

5% tuition fees reduction

ǟ iB Diploma: Advanced level – High-Level grade 7 achieved in Visual Arts

FACULTY OF CULTURE OF JAPAN

bachelor's degree: full-time, part-time.

5% reduction in tuition fees

ǟ iB Diploma: Advanced Level – High-Level grade 7 achieved in B language – second language (foreign modern language)

FACULTY OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Prices in euro are provided in accordance with the exchange rate of the NBP on the day of 30.03.2023 (1 pln = 4,68 eur) and are illustrative; the price in euro changes according to the zloty's exchange rate on the day of the transaction

bachelor's degree: full-time, part-time.

5% reduction in tuition fees

ǟ iB Diploma: Advanced level – High-Level grade 7 achieved in Mathematics or Computer Science or Physics