Astronomy

Study Astronomy

• Studying the physical processes occurring in the Universe provides an engaging way to learn about modern computing techniques
• The foundation of specialized subjects consists of computer simulations of astrophysical processes and data analysis
• Our graduates are proficient in using IT tools and possess a wide range of programming skills. The skills they acquire are applied to the analysis of large datasets (big data)
• The greatest asset in the job market is the unconventional approach to problem-solving, which is essential in the dynamically evolving field of data science
• Our staff members are part of international collaborations such as MeerTime, LOFAR-POLFAR, and Virgo-POLGRAW, giving students the opportunity to collaborate with experts in the field
• The internship program allows students to learn the basics of observational astronomy at facilities such as the Astronomical Observatory in Suhora and the astronomical observatory in Tenerife

Thor's Helmet Emission Nebula (NGC 2359) (photo by Dr. Michał Żejmo, processed by Sławek Hałka)