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Polish-Japanese Academy
of Information Technology
ul. Koszykowa 86; 02-008 Warsaw

Computer Science

Computer Science, Bachelor's degree using distance learning methods and techniques, English-language studies 

Create technologies that change the world.
For over 30 years, we have been training programmers, systems architects, and specialists in AI, data science, cybersecurity, and new technologies.

At PJAIT don’t just PJAIT to code. You develop the skills you need to design solutions used by technology companies, startups, and institutions around the world. The program is taught by experienced researchers and IT industry professionals, and we are constantly developing it in collaboration with the business community.

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Online/blended learning at PJAIT an educational program that allows students to work on materials provided by instructors at any time through the university’s system—Edux. Thanks to the Edux platform, students study PJAIT do not have classes on campus.
Students are required to participate in an exam session and a lab session at the end of the semester, both of which take place on campus.

News

What's up with the Computer Science department?

News July 8, 2026

ZTGK 2026 – Success for Students in the XR_Games Specialization at PJAIT
News July 8, 2026

Take part in the 18th edition of the Young Masters Competition!
News July 7, 2026

Dr. Radosław Stojek ofPJAIT *Rzeczpospolita*
Graduates July 2, 2026

The IT Market in 2026. What Skills Open the Door to a Career Today?
News Jun 15, 2026

Come and check out the XR_Games Showcase
News June 3, 2026

Expert Seminar on the Internationalization of Doctoral Programs

Image with the text: "Expert seminar on the internationalization of doctoral programs." June 19, 2026, 10:00 a.m. NAWA logo, PJAIT logo
News May 26, 2026

Arkadiusz Modzelewski is a recipient of the START 2026 program from the Foundation for Polish Science

graphic design the START 2026 competition organized by the Foundation for Polish Science. Against a blue background featuring silhouettes of people, the text reads: “Poland’s most talented young scientists have been selected!” along with the hashtag “#JestemStartowcem”.
News May 25, 2026

Digital Dragons 2026 is now behind us!

Students from Game Lab at the Digital Dragons conference
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