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.
Based on 29 reviews
PJATK is the top university in Poland. This university offers good quality studies and it has a really strong reputation.
Studying Information Management at PJAIT has been a great experience. The focus on IT project management and database systems is very practical. The atmosphere is dynamic, though administrative communication can occasionally be a bit unclear. Overall, it's a forward thinking school that prepares you well for the industry.
It takes very little to pass this course. Since the beginning I knew that my motivation won't be used to it's fullest when studying here – even on my first day, the interview process, where my portfolio was examined, the professors looked at only 4 out of my 30+ works that were supposedly necessary to complete and bring. There are no deadlines, very little assignments. If you don't give any effort or show drive for improvement you will probably have the same grades as the people who are actively trying, maybe one mark below. Great school for people who don't want to be overwhelmed, want a lot of free time and a very pleasant campus in the middle of the nicest capital in Europe. But for motivated and determined folks like myself, it's a test of how much you can drive yourself forward while getting nothing back from it.
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