Studies leading to the technical title of licencjat or inynier in the first cycle (3 or 4 years, 6 to 7 semesters). This is the equivalent to a Bachelor's degree in Polish. Its primary goal is to prepare students for potential jobs or further education through a Master's degree program. Students must earn at least 180 ECTS credits to earn this degree.

Second-cycle studies – Master's degree program (1.5–2 years, 3–5 semesters) that follows first-cycle studies and leads to the professional title of Master (magister, or an equivalent degree depending on the course profile). It focuses on the implementation and growth of artistic skills as well as theoretical expertise. The growth of individuality and skills is emphasized in the arts disciplines. Doctoral programs are open to master's degree holders (Ph.D.). Students must accumulate at least 90 ECTS credits to receive the degree.

Aside from the general framework, ten areas of study, such as surgery, dentistry, medical analytics, pharmacy, physiotherapy, veterinary medicine, law, canon law, pre-school and early school education, and special education, only offer long-cycle services.

Long-cycle programs are also available in 13 fields of study, including architecture, theology, acting, puppet theatre acting, art conservation and preservation, psychology, film and television making, film producer, set design, graphics, drawing, sculpture, and studies only for trained soldiers applicants.

Long-cycle research – Master's degree program (4.5–6 years, 9–12 semesters) leading to the technical rank of Master (magister) or an equal degree (depending on course profile). Students must receive at least 300-360 ECTS credits to earn this degree. These single long-cycle experiments are focused on an integrated research program that includes both fundamental and advanced studies. This degree would give you a certificate equal to a second-cycle Master's degree.

Graduates of a Master's degree programme, Master's degree in engineering, equivalent programme, or acquired learning effects for qualifications at the level of 8 Polish Qualification Framework are qualified for doctoral school (which lasts 3 to 4 years and consists of 6 to 8 semesters), whereby learning results in the area of understanding of a contemporary foreign language are recorded by a degree or diploma at least confirming B2 language proficiency. Admission to the doctoral school is decided by a competition based on criteria defined by the University Senate or Science Council. A doctoral school student earns a four-year scholarship. Candidates for a PhD degree must apply and successfully defend a doctoral dissertation in front of a research jury, as well as pass a doctoral test.