Study programme Future Materials and Technologies

A graduate of the first-cycle programme in Future Materials and Technologies possesses interdisciplinary knowledge and skills in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and materials engineering, enabling them to design, manufacture, modify, and select engineering materials for industrial applications. Is familiar with the main groups of materials (metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, and nanomaterials), the structure–property relationships, and methods of tailoring material properties, including heat and surface treatment technologies as well as additive manufacturing techniques. The graduate is able to plan and carry out materials experiments, select appropriate research methods and techniques (including microscopic, spectroscopic, and diffraction methods), and use IT tools supporting data analysis, modelling, and design (CAD, calculations, and simulations). Is prepared for teamwork, communication using specialist terminology (also in a foreign language at the B2 level), and for the critical analysis and interpretation of research results. The graduate understands the economic and legal aspects of engineering practice (including intellectual property protection), takes ethical and environmental considerations into account, and is able to assess the impact of material solutions on society, particularly in the context of green and digital transformation.

Chair of the Programme Board: dr hab inż. Łukasz Kołodziejczyk, prof. uczelni

The programme was approved by Senate Resolution No. 43/2026 of 1 April 2026.