The thesis projects of Zofia Chętkowska and Julia Staszczyszyn, graduates NeMA PJAIT the YODEX 2026 exhibition in Taipei!

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Computer Technology is ranked first among private universities in the nationwide university ranking published by *Rzeczpospolita*. Check out what they’re saying about us!
This ranking was compiled based on data regarding the economic outcomes of graduates (ELA). Factors taken into account included, among others, salary levels, the time it takes to find a first job, the risk of unemployment, the level of entrepreneurship, and the pursuit of further education after graduation.
PJAIT high ranking PJAIT that its practical educational approach, modern degree programs, and the development of skills tailored to the needs of the job market translate into career opportunities for our graduates.
One of the Academy’s particularly strong points is the entrepreneurial spirit of its graduates. As many as 25.65% ofPJAIT graduates are running their own businesses just one year after graduation.
This shows that PJAIT graduates PJAIT prepared not only to enter the workforce, but also to independently develop projects, build their own brands, and run their own businesses.
The authors of the ranking emphasize that universities specializing in technology and computer science currently offer some of the best career prospects. Graduates of such universities stand out both in terms of salary levels and their high level of entrepreneurial activity.
PJAIT 7th-place finish PJAIT the *Rzeczpospolita* ranking is further confirmation that an education based on practical experience, technology, and close ties to the job market provides graduates with a solid foundation for building their own careers.
What data was the ranking based on?
The ranking uses data on graduates' economic outcomes, including employment, wages, unemployment, entrepreneurship, and further education.

