Shape the future – yours and the world’s
Do you dream of an international career in business, where knowledge, courage, and a global outlook matter? The Bachelor in Management program is the perfect choice for those who want to grow in a dynamic, multicultural environment and gain a solid foundation in economics, management, finance, law, and marketing.
The study program is conducted in English and is based on project work in international student groups. Here, you'll learn how to collaborate with people from various cultures, manage diversity, and operate effectively in the global business world – from day one!
Graduates of the program are future leaders – aware, responsible, and thoroughly prepared to work in complex organisations. They can analyse managerial problems based on current research and market practices and turn them into innovative, context-appropriate solutions. They thrive as leaders and team members, building bridges between cultures and ideas. Their competencies include hard knowledge, critical thinking, creative approaches, and social engagement.
Choose your specialisation – build your path*
During your studies, you can choose one of two specialisations, each developing specific areas of managerial knowledge and skills:*
- International Business Management prepares students to work in international environments full of cultural, legal, and organisational differences. The program focuses on developing leadership and communication skills essential to global business. Students learn to manage multicultural teams, negotiate international markets, and analyse consumer behaviour in different regions. Courses such as International Business and Culture, Global Managerial Skills and Career Development, International Consumer Behaviour, and International Trade help students understand how business operates in diverse socio-economic realities. This specialisation is ideal for those planning a career in global corporations, international organisations, or running a business internationally.
- Business Economics and Finance focuses on developing analytical and economic skills necessary for decision-making in the financial world. Students of this specialisation explore the mechanisms of financial markets, learn to analyse economic and financial data, and forecast the outcomes of business decisions. The curriculum includes Corporate Finance, Financial Markets and Institutions, Contemporary Banking, Economic Analysis, and Business Data Analytics. This prepares graduates for careers in banking, financial consulting, investment analysis, and company finance departments.
*The specialisation will be launched provided a required number of students enrol.
| Study Mode | Full-time Studies | Part-time Studies |
|---|---|---|
| Cost for Polish Citizens | 1300 PLN per semester | Not available |
| Language of Instruction | English | |
| Mode of Instruction | On campus | |
| Subjects Considered During Admission | • Mathematics • Additional subject: Geography or Physics • Polish language • Foreign language |
Why is it worth it?
The Bachelor in Management program offers solid academic knowledge and, most importantly, an educational experience grounded in today’s global business environment. Classes are conducted in English by an experienced and international faculty. This enables students to learn how to communicate and work in the international language of business from the very first semester. Students also have the opportunity to learn Chinese, one of the key languages in today’s global economy.
The program's multicultural environment encourages the exchange of experiences and the development of intercultural competencies, which are essential in modern organisations. Classes take place in modern, well-equipped rooms, and the curriculum is based on current trends and challenges in management, such as digital transformation, sustainable development, and teamwork in a dispersed (remote or hybrid) environment.
We focus on a practical approach to learning. Students work on case studies, solve real managerial problems, and carry out team projects, which helps them learn how to combine theory with practice and act effectively in complex business situations.
Where can you work?
Graduates of the program find employment in various sectors of the economy, both in Poland and abroad. Their competencies are especially valued in manufacturing companies, service firms, international corporations, and trading companies. Many also work in the public or non-governmental organisations, where strategic thinking and project management skills are crucial. The program also prepares students for careers in financial and banking institutions, offering a strong foundation in economics and finance.
Student exchange opportunities
As part of the MOST program, students can study at other universities across Poland, gaining new academic perspectives and experiences. International exchange is also available through the Erasmus+ program, offering the opportunity to study abroad in countries such as Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Spain, the Netherlands, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway, North Macedonia, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Turkey, and Italy.
A complete list of partner universities is available here.
You can also participate in student exchange programs with universities in China, such as Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, Dalian Minzu University and University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. These programs allow you to spend some time studying in China and gaining valuable international experience.
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Attention! Bachelor's in Management in English is a paid program!
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