Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology is one of the best non-state institutions of higher education in Poland, often praised by employers, students and the media. It was founded in 1994 on the basis of a bilateral agreement between the governments of Poland and Japan.
Bachelor's programmes
Computer Science & IT (1)
- B.Sc. Computer Science
About
History
PJAIT was set up in 1994 as Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology (PJIIT) or Polsko - Japo´nska Wyzsza Szkola Technik Komputerowych (PJWSTK), by the Foundation for the Development of Computer Techniques which implemented the agreement between the goverments of Poland and Japan of 1993.
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GSSA 2019
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PJATK
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
A school that offers very forward-looking courses. Contact with the lecturers is easy. You can learn a lot of useful business skills.
Bad Experience
Anonymous rated 2 out of 5 stars
Teachers are not supportive and the university's first priority is to gain more money from you.
PJATK Computer Science experience
Anonymous rated 3 out of 5 stars
PJATK calls themselves an innovative university, but the structure doesn't differ from other universities. For a lot of subjects - teachers just give you the material you need to study, but do not help you, unless you bother them every 2 minutes for help. For all the programming classes I took there I needed to get additional ones on Udemy to actually learn and pass the...
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