• Graduates have knowledge in the field of broadly understood energy and the latest energy technologies.
• Know the possibilities and the current state of the techniques in the practical use of solar, wind, hydro and geothermal energy to secure the growing energy needs of cities, settlements and individual houses.
• They also have knowledge of the basics of diagnostics and operation of power machines and devices as well as the principles of energy management in large industrial plants, small companies and municipalities.
• Graduates are prepared to work in enterprises operating in the field of energy systems and plants related to energy generation, processing, transmission and distribution.
• They can be specialists in the field of energy problems in local government units.
• Studies prepare for work in power plants, combined heat and power plants and many other plants in the field of issues related to energy problems.

We offer 2 diploma paths: Renewable Energy Sources and Technologies and Processes in Power Engineering. 

Qualification is based on the results of the written parts of the matura exam.

where:
P – number of points in the qualification process,
W_mp – number of points (%) obtained in mathematics (basic level),
W_additional – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject (mathematics – advanced level, biology, chemistry, physics, computer science) or the result of vocational exams in a profession taught at the technician level,
k = 0.5 for the basic level,
k = 1 for the advanced level,
k = 0.7 for the result of vocational exams in a profession taught at the technician level.

Points are calculated using the subjects where the candidate scored the highest. If a subject wasn’t taken at a required level, it is counted as 0 points in the final calculation.

Full admission criteria, including those for applicants qualifying on a basis other than the matura exam (nowa matura) and the list of recognized technician-level professions, are available on a separate page.