The Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Land Surveying of the University of Agriculture in Krakow has the authority to confer doctoral (PhD) and ‘habilitated doctor’ (DSc) degrees in the field of agricultural sciences in the discipline of environmental protection and development; doctoral degrees in the field of technical sciences in the discipline of geodesy and cartography; and also has the power to act for awarding the title of professor in the field of agricultural sciences.

The Faculty offers five courses of study, in the framework of which it educates students in eight specialties:

• Environmental Engineering
  • Sanitary Engineering
  • Rural Infrastructure
  • Environmental Engineering
• Engineering and Water Management
  • Water Management
  • Drainage Engineering
• Land Surveying and Cartography
  • Agricultural Land Surveying and Property Valuation
• Spatial Management
  • Regional Development
• Landscape Architecture

The two-degree educational offer is provided as both full-time and part-time extramural studies.

The Faculty is accredited by the National Accreditation Commission (2015). It is also a member of the European Federation of National Engineering Associations (FEANI), which means that education at the Faculty has been considered adequate to the standards of engineering studies in force in the countries of the European Union. Thus, the diplomas are internationally recognised, and they entitle the graduates to apply for the title of European Engineer (EUR ING). This allows our graduates to work in engineering professions in Western European states and several other countries.