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Online/blended learning at PJAIT is an educational program that allows students to work through materials provided by instructors at any time via the university’s Edux system. During the semester, thanks to the Edux platform, students do not have classes on campus; they only come to campus for the mandatory exam session and in-person meetings at full-time. Details regarding the online/blended learning program at PJAIT are provided on the “Study Program” page .

Study program
Bachelor's degree

Polish language, Internet


The study of online studies is as follows:

  • Online learning through the university's Edux system throughout the semester.
  • An exam session, plus possibly a lab session on campus.

Educational materials are provided in the Edux academy system. Every week, students independently work through a given topic and complete homework assignments and tests. There is no requirement to log into the Edux system at a specific time. Neither joint lectures nor tutorials are organized online. The educational materials are in HTML format with added multimedia elements.

Contact with instructors is in the form of weekly, optional consultations on the Microsoft Teams platform and also by email.


The program begins with an in-person session during which students are introduced to, among other things, the rules for using the Gakko school system

Exam sessions (exams, course assessments) and lab sessions (intensive study of a single course) are held in the usual manner on campus. An exam session typically lasts 4 days (including the weekend), while a lab session lasts 4–5 days (weekdays and possibly the weekend). Both sessions are held consecutively.

Subjects that are carried out at the academy as part of the laboratory session:

WSI - Introduction to Information Systems

MUL – Digital systems and fundamentals of electronics

RBD – Relational databases

GRK – graphic design

SYC – Multimedia

BSI – Information Systems Security


Tailored curriculum

The curriculum is aligned with the uniform European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) of credits earned by students at different universities. It is also systematically adapted to current trends, technologies and market requirements. Each semester, students have a pool of compulsory subjects, elective lectures and specialty subjects to complete. Thanks to such arrangements, students have an impact on their schedule. All classes that end with a passing exam and a passing grade give the student credit points (ECTS).

Optional classes students can choose only within their specialized field. The topics of master's theses are adapted to the student's interests.


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