About the University - Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (2024)

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology was established in 1994 on the basis of an agreement between the governments of the Republic of Poland and Japan. High quality education of specialists able to work creatively and with commitment in the practical areas of computer technology applications important for the development of Poland has been and remains a priority for the further development of the University.

The university is authorized to educate in the fields of: computer science, information management, graphic design and multimedia arts, graphic design, interior design and cultural studies. The first three of these are taught in English.

PJAIT Has the authority to confer degrees; doctorate and post-doctorate

- In the field of Engineering and Technical Sciences in the discipline computer science Technical and Telecommunications and

- In the field of Art in the discipline of Visual Arts and Conservation of Works of Art.

As a result of the evaluation of the quality of scientific activity, Faculty of Computer Science has category A, while Faculty of New Media Arts Category B+ for the period 2022-2026.

Rector of PJAIT

dr hab. Jerzy Paweł Nowacki, professor of PJAIT
Rector of the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology.

Vice-rector, Aldona Drabik, PhD
professor of PJAIT

Vice-rector, Prof.dr hab. inż.
Maria Elżbieta Orłowska,

Vice-rector, Prof. dr hab.
Adam Wierzbicki

Chancellor,
Maciej Rembarz, MA

Bursar,
Hanna Frąckiewicz, MA

Faculty of Computer Science

field of study: informathttps://pja.edu.pl/computer science/yka

Faculty of Information Management

field of study: information management

Faculty of New Media Arts

field of study: graphic design
field of study: interior design
field of study: : graphic design and multimedia art

Faculty of Culture of Japan

field of study: cultural studies

In December 2022, the Rector of the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology dr hab. Jerzy Paweł Nowacki, signed a cooperation agreement with one of the oldest technology companies in Poland - Wirtualna Polska. Since then, we have been growing and expanding our horizons together.

March 2023 was the month when PJAIT entered the next level of cooperation with WP - this is when the inauguration of the WP Programming Academy x PJAIT took place! WP's openness, willingness to be among students, learning about university structures and joint dialogue allows us to open up to new opportunities.

On March 15, 2023, Rector of PJAIT dr hab. Jerzy Pawel Nowacki crowned with the signing of an agreement on long-term cooperation with Orange Polska, which was represented by CEO Julien Ducarroz. Representatives of both parties also visited the newly opened Orange Zone at PJAIT .

The signing of the agreement and strengthening of our cooperation means not only more interesting professional development opportunities for our students, but also the beginning of a whole new thread - the creation of an innovative postgraduate course around cloud technologies.

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Computer Technology was established in 1994 under an agreement between the governments of Poland and Japan to develop computer science education in Poland. From the beginning, the Academy was supported by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

The University's campus is located in the very center of Warsaw, in the triangle of Nowogrodzka, Koszykowa and Starynkiewicz Square streets. Both the new and renovated facilities meet the latest technological requirements for public and educational buildings, but at the same time they are architecturally suited to buildings built in the 19th century. All public transportation is available near the university. The distance from the Central Railway Station does not exceed 1000 meters.

The laboratories have been set up to meet the needs of the course classes taught at the Faculty of Computer Science, as well as other PJAIT faculties. Currently, the University has more than 30 general computer laboratories. The labs have about 600 computers with 24" LCD monitors, Intel i7 or i9 processors, and a room with Apple iMac computers. The labs are used for graphic design classes, sound processing and developing mobile applications for the IOS platform.

Main Campus PJAIT
86 Koszykowa St., Warsaw

All important documents on studying at PJAIT and the functioning of the University can be found in the Public Information Bulletin.

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