Today's economies are incredibly complex systems in which changes occur at a rapid, sometimes difficult to grasp, pace. Analyzing them requires an approach based on diverse research methods applied at multiple levels. The effects of economic growth and development also have varied characteristics, not always positive from the perspective of societies and the natural environment.

Research conducted on various aspects of the economy is one of the key scientific areas of the Faculty of Management and Economics. It encompasses both micro and macroeconomic levels, focusing on individual enterprises, sectors, national economies, and the global economy.

The Department of Economics conducts scientific research and educational activities that encompass various dimensions of economic activity, including not only economic aspects but also social, environmental, and ethical considerations.

Team The Department of Economics, in its current form, was established in 2021 as a result of the division of the Department of Economic Sciences. However, its roots can be traced back to the early days of the Faculty of Management and Economics and the former units conducting scientific and educational activities in the field of economics. The department currently consists of titular professors, university professors, assistant professors, and doctoral students. A significant part of the scientific and educational activities is carried out in international cooperation, as evidenced by numerous international research and educational projects, as well as the involvement of visiting professors in the department's work.

For more information, please visit the Team page.

Research The research topics of the Department of Economics include:

  • Organizational aspects of economic activity
  • International trade
  • Economic history
  • Economic integration
  • Competitiveness
  • Small and medium-sized enterprises
  • Economic growth and development
  • New technologies
  • Insurance
  • Alternative trends in economics
  • Economic and financial innovations
  • Responsible investing

For more information, please visit the Research page.

Education The Department provides educational courses for all majors available at the Faculty of Management and Economics, particularly in the fields of Economic Analytics and Economics. The department's staff supervise diploma theses at all levels of study, including doctoral dissertations, in both Polish and English. The educational courses (also available in Polish and English) cover a wide range of topics in microeconomics, macroeconomics, economic integration, development economics, and international economics. During the classes, students have the opportunity to acquire skills in using the latest software for economic analysis. The department's staff also conduct classes at other faculties of the Gdańsk University of Technology.

More information on the page Education.