Admission to Second-Cycle Studies at Gdańsk Tech
This year, candidates can choose from 32 full-time study programs and 3 part-time programs. Some of them offer courses taught in English. The first stage of recruitment will last until February 8th.
This year, candidates can choose from 32 full-time study programs and 3 part-time programs. Some of them offer courses taught in English. The first stage of recruitment will last until February 8th.
Gdańsk Tech offers five new fields of study:
- Real Estate 5.0 (Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering) is a modern and unique master’s degree program in Poland that combines engineering knowledge with social and economic competencies, addressing the challenges of the contemporary real estate market and smart urban development.
- Hydrogen Technologies and Electromobility (interfaculty program: Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, Faculty of Chemistry, and Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering): this is where specialists are trained in the design and implementation of hydrogen installations as well as electromobility engineers. Graduates are 21st-century engineers qualified in hydrogen technologies.
- Renewable Energy Engineering - an interdisciplinary field of study that combines advanced digital technologies with engineering of renewable energy sources, with special emphasis on wind energy.
- InfoBioChem (Faculty of Chemistry) is an interdisciplinary program created for individuals who want to understand the complexity of biological and chemical processes while also viewing them through the lens of data, algorithms, and digital tools.
- Materials Technologies and Recycling – the first part-time studies at the Faculty of Chemistry respond to the needs of bachelor’s degree graduates who often face a difficult choice between continuing their studies or gaining professional experience.
Since last year, studies have also been offered in the field of advanced energy technologies focusing on the design, analysis, and optimization of energy systems based on nuclear technology.
List of all second-cycle study programs
Approximately 1750 places have been prepared for full-time candidates, while around 120 places are available for part-time studies.
Recruitment for second-cycle studies for the summer semester of the 2025/2026 academic year will proceed according to the following schedule:
- January 27 – February 8, 2026 – open recruitment for second-cycle studies
- February 11–16, 2026 – submission of candidates’ documents
- February 18, 2026, by 4:00 p.m. – publication of the list of admitted candidates