Management, International Business Program - evening, second cycle programme (English programme) (WU-ZA-IBP)(in Polish: Zarządzanie, International Business Program, niestacjonarne (wieczorowe), drugiego stopnia) | |
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Admission procedures: Opis ogólnyThe International Business Program is 2 year M.A. study program with specialization in international management. This program started in 2000 and is run in English. The courses are provided by the staff of the Faculty of Management as well as staff from many foreign universities with which the Faculty cooperates. The vast cooperation between the Faculty of Management and more than 60 European universities within the Erasmus Program and many universities in the USA, allows students to study at foreign universities. The main aim of the program is to provide theoretical problems of international management in Poland, in the context of global trends. Foreign students who are at the University within the framework of an exchange scheme, may also participate in this course. Graduates’ profile Graduates of the International Business Program have complex knowledge in economics, finance, accounting, marketing, international law and the rules and strategies of international corporate functioning. Graduates are capable of performing tasks in international business. They may also find work in international political, economic and financial organizations, as well as in business organizations and public administration. They are able to analyze economic and political phenomena, as well as identify and analyze the relationships between them. The growing foreign investment in Poland and internationalization process of Polish enterprises, supported by Poland’s position within the European Union, results in increasing demand for well-qualified prospective staff. Graduates are able to increase their qualification systematically, and most successful graduates are prepared to undertake research challenges and continue their education at third-cycle studies (doctorate). More information: http://www.wz.uw.edu.pl |
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lect - Lecture cl - Class kon - Seminar lek - Foreign language class sem_mgr - Master's seminar | c/g - Pass/fail or grading e - Examination g - Grading |
| First semester, first year, management, International Business Program | ECTS | lect | cl | kon | lek | sem_mgr | exam |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| International Finance | 3 | 15 | e | ||||
| Negotiations | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| International Economics | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Strategic Management | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Corporate Finance | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Business Economics | 3 | 30 | g | ||||
| Introduction to Politics | 3 | 15 | e | ||||
| Financial Accounting | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Entrepreneurship and Innovations | 2 | 15 | g | ||||
| Public Law | 3 | 15 | e | ||||
| German I sem | 0 | 60 | g | ||||
| Management Information Systems | 3 | 15 | 15 | e | |||
| Total: | 32 | 120 | 30 | 120 | 60 |
| Second semester, first year, management, International Business Program | ECTS | lect | cl | kon | lek | sem_mgr | exam |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Negotiations | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Marketing Research | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| International Marketing Management | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Entrepreneurship | 3 | 15 | g | ||||
| Financial Markets | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| International Finance and Banking | 3 | 15 | e | ||||
| Organizational Ethnography | 3 | 30 | g | ||||
| International Logistics | 3 | 15 | e | ||||
| Human Resources Management | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| German | 0 | 60 | g | ||||
| Master seminar II sem. | 2 | 30 | c/g | ||||
| Process Management | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Statistics with Elements of Econometrics | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| Total: | 35 | 90 | 30 | 165 | 60 | 30 |
| Second semester, second year, management, International Business Program | ECTS | lect | cl | kon | lek | sem_mgr | exam |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operations Research | 3 | 30 | g | ||||
| International Taxation | 3 | 30 | g | ||||
| Business Ethics | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| International Political Relations | 3 | 15 | e | ||||
| International Banking | 3 | 15 | e | ||||
| International Commercial Law | 3 | 30 | e | ||||
| German | 4 | 60 | e | ||||
| Master seminar IV sem. | 2 | 30 | g | ||||
| Total: | 24 | 60 | 90 | 60 | 30 |
Admission procedures:
The International Business Program is addressed to candidates holding B.A., engineering degrees or any other equivalent degrees. Admission of candidates is based on an average of grades obtained during studies, a final first cycle studies grade as well as the results of an interview in English - conducted by the Faculty of Management. The maximum number of points possible to score within the interview is 100. Candidates are not obliged to take the exam in English language if the level of their competence in English is certified by the following: AC, TOEFL, LCCI at advanced level, exam at University of Warsaw passed at C, GMAT level.
THE DATE OF THE INTERVIEW – SEPTEMBER, 14, 2011; 10.00AM;
Szturmowa Street 1/3
02-678 Warszawa
building C; room-C218
Admission procedures - foreign diplomas:
Limited to: 10 candidates
All candidates holding a degree awarded by a foreign university follow the same rules as the candidates who have graduated from Polish universities.