Koszalin, University of Technology
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Koszalin, University of Technology

Koszalin, University of Technology

Shaping Spaces, Building Futures: Koszalin Architecture.

Politechnika Koszalińska, Śniadeckich 2, 75-453 Koszalin, Poland

About Koszalin, University of Technology

The Faculty of Architecture and Design at Koszalin University of Technology (Politechnika Koszalińska) originated in 1996 as the Institute of Design, evolving into its current faculty status on September 13, 2019. It was one of Poland's pioneering technical university units to offer design education, structured on Western and US university models. The faculty focuses on developing educational programs, expanding its academic staff, showcasing design achievements through exhibitions, publishing scientific and didactic works, and fostering international and industry collaborations. It aims to enhance the quality of life through socio-economic principles in design education.
Program NameDetails
Architektura i Urbanistyka (Architecture and Urban Planning)
Bachelor of Engineering

The program prepares students for work in architectural offices, design studios, or construction companies. Graduates can oversee investment projects or work as architects and urban planners in local and governmental administration.

4 years
Polish
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Deadline: The program is planned to launch in October 2026, pending approval. Check the WAiW and WILŚiG websites for updates.
Architektura Wnętrz (Interior Architecture)
Bachelor of Engineering

The program provides students with knowledge in art history, culture, ergonomics, construction, and interior design. Graduates are prepared to work in architectural design offices, furniture design offices, and art and technical studios.

Not specified
Polish
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Deadlines
For the 2025-2026 academic year, 1st round: July 15-25; 2nd round: September 16-25; 3rd round: October 2-25 (all at 9:00 AM). For 2026/2027, electronic registration from June to July, with results announced in July.
Requirements
Candidates must register in the IRK electronic system (irk.politechnika.koszalin.pl), upload a photo, select study fields, pay the recruitment fee, and upload scans of necessary documents. For 1st degree stationary studies in Interior Architecture, Design, and Graphic Design, a two-part entrance exam is required: a qualifying interview based on a portfolio and interests (0-20 points), and a presentation of a portfolio of at least 10 personal works (0-10 points). A minimum of 16 points is needed for Interior Architecture and Design. Admission is based on the ranking of candidates who pass the exam. Foreign applicants for Interior Architecture and Design must also pass an artistic aptitude exam.
Recent Rankings
Perspektywy University Ranking (2024): The Koszalin University of Technology advanced to 17th place among technical schools (from 18th). It ranked 27th in innovation-inventiveness, 49th in publications, 47th in teaching conditions, 47th in internationalization, and 42nd in funds.
Webometrics Ranking of World Universities (2024): The university advanced to 210th place among EU universities.

Koszalin, University of Technology Academic FAQ

Koszalin, University of Technology is Shaping Spaces, Building Futures: Koszalin Architecture.

Applicants are typically required to submit: Candidates must register in the IRK electronic system (irk.politechnika.koszalin.pl), upload a photo, select study fields, pay the recruitment fee, and upload scans of necessary documents. For 1st deg....

Koszalin, University of Technology provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Architektura i Urbanistyka (Architecture and Urban Planning), Architektura Wnętrz (Interior Architecture).

Koszalin, University of Technology is situated in Koszalin, Poland, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.