The Faculty offers the following courses:

5.5-years, full-time course at the MSc level in:

3.5-year, full-time course at the BSc level in:


Supplementary courses at different levels for those who wish to widen and/or deepen their knowledge/qualificationsApart from the above mentioned courses held in Polish language, there are also courses for foreign students in English language:–; 2-year, post-graduate course leading to MSc degree in Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering –; 3 to 4-year individual studies leading to PhD degree in chosen topics of the a/m fields of engineering. The MSc curriculum includes about 3800 hours of lectures, tutorials, seminars, laboratory classes and design projects. The MSc studies last 5.5 years (11 semesters). The first two years (semesters 1 to 4) are devoted to general subjects, i.e. mathematics, physics, mechanics, material science, computer science etc., but also philosophy, economics and foreign languages. The next two years (semesters 5 to 8) include main line subjects, i.e. Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding, Ship Power Plants, Ship Deck Equipment and Ship Systems all well as Yachts and Small Ships. During the 9th semester students deepen their knowledge in specialisation subjects related to MSc thesis, whilst the 10th semester is devoted to practical training onboard a ship at sea. During the 11th semester students have to prepare their MSc thesis and pass the final examination to be awarded MSc degree. Especially talented students may study according to individually structured curriculum.;The BSc curriculum is more practically oriented and is designed to last 3.5 years (7 semesters), being divided into two parts. The 1st period lasts 3 semesters and consists of general subjects, i.e. mathematics, physics, mechanics, material science and computer science as well as 20 weeks practical workshop training. This part of the curriculum is obligatory for all students. The students select a specialisation after completing the third semester of studies and may choose between ship structures, ship manufacturing technology and ship power and propulsion systems if they follow ship technology direction (semesters 4 to 6). During the 7th semester the students have to prepare their BSc thesis and to pass final examination to get BSc degree.;There is also a separate BSc course run simultaneously for those who specialise in management and marketing in maritime economy. The course has been established in close conjunction with the Faculty of Management and Economics, which offers further 2-year postgraduate studies for those, who wish to increase their qualifications in industrial management to MSc level.;The postgraduate studies leading to PhD are designed according to scientific interests of individuals. The PhD thesis can be submitted after passing three examinations: in the main subject of the study and philosophy or economy as well as foreign language. After the examinations and positive opinion of two referees about the thesis, the PhD student has to defend the thesis in a public discussion.;The admission to the MSc and BSc studies is based on a ranking of high school certificates, without special entrance examinations. Candidates for doctoral studies are individually assessed by the Board of Faculty. All other forms of education are open to candidates fulfilling formal requirements and are organized depending on a number of applicants. The BSc, MSc and PhD studies; are free of charge, whilst the participation in other forms of education is payable. The MSc and PhD courses in English language, which are open to foreign students with BSc and MSc degrees respectively, are also subject to a fee paid by individuals or their sponsors.