Space Engineering at AGH University of Krakow is a first-cycle programme leading to a Bachelor of Engineering, built around a systems engineering approach to modern space technologies. It is for students who want to understand how complete space missions are designed, built and operated – integrating hardware, software and mission operations in one framework.
Developed with industry and research partners, the curriculum covers:
Learning is strongly practical and project-based, including simulations and engineering design work. Students have access to modern infrastructure and to collaboration with the space industry and research institutions. The programme follows international standards and practices used in the space sector and prepares students for work in international, interdisciplinary engineering teams.
Graduates are prepared for work in spacecraft and satellite design and manufacturing, avionics and embedded software, mission analysis and GNC/ADCS, ground segment engineering and space communication, Earth observation and satellite data processing, mission operations and control centres, and the cybersecurity of space infrastructure. The interdisciplinary profile also opens related fields such as robotics and autonomous systems.
You can continue with a Master's in space technologies and aerospace engineering, mission safety and cybersecurity, space robotics and autonomous systems, or artificial intelligence and data engineering.
Did you know? According to AGH, this is the first undergraduate Space Engineering programme in Poland.
As of the 2026/27 admissions, based on the programme page at rekrutacja.agh.edu.pl.
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