You will earn the most after Master's degree at Computer Science at PJAIT!

Have you finished your bachelor's degree in Computer Science and are wondering what to do next? We are sure that we will convince you to pursue a master's degree at PJAIT!

This year's ELA (Economic Tracking of Graduates) ranking, which compares the median average monthly earnings in the first year after graduation, was dominated by computer science. Out of the top 50 fields of study whose graduates achieve the highest salaries in the first year after graduation (graduating in 2021), only 7 are unrelated to computer science. The vast majority – as many as 43, which accounts for nearly 90% of the top of the ranking – concern computer science, electronics, digital data analysis, robotics, etc.

Also ranking near the very top is second-cycle computer science at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology. The median average earnings of our graduates in their first year after graduation is almost PLN 9,700 gross per month! This is the fourth-best result among all fields of study in Poland!

We are proud that right after graduating from our university, our graduates can enjoy such high salaries. This is proof that studies at PJAIT are an extremely valuable asset in their CVs.

Recruiters also appreciate the experience our graduates gained while still studying. The second-cycle curriculum at PJAIT was designed to enable students to easily combine classes with professional work, which additionally increases their attractiveness on the job market. 

Second-cycle studies at PJAIT are much more than just another stage of education. They are also a unique opportunity to:
– deepen knowledge in the area of the latest computer science trends,
– hone programming skills,
– create advanced business applications,

as well as perform analyses using unconventional engineering methods for big data sets (Big Data).

Knowledge and skills acquired at PJAIT are the key to broadening job market prospects and the door to a prestigious career in the IT industry in Poland, Europe, and worldwide.