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Undergraduate Degree Programme in Management, ( first degree) (S1-ZA)

(in Polish: Zarządzanie, stacjonarne, pierwszego stopnia)
first cycle programme
full-time, 3-year studies
Language: Polish

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ECTS Coordinators:

Qualification awarded:

First cycle degree - licencjat - in management
First cycle degree - licencjat - in management, speciality: corporate management
First cycle degree - licencjat - in management, speciality: management in the e-economy
First cycle degree - licencjat - in management, speciality: public management
First cycle degree - licencjat - in management, speciality: small business management

Access to further studies:

second cycle programme

Learning outcomes

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1. Educational outcomes
After graduating from the Bachelor’s degree programme in Management the graduate:

KNOWLEDGE

- has elementary knowledge of the place of management in the system of sciences as well as its subject matter and methodological relationships with other science disciplines. They perceive management as an interdisciplinary science

- has basic knowledge about the functioning of an organization, its various types, objectives, structures, operations (functions, activities), cultures as well as its relationships with the environment

- is familiar with methods and tools, including data (information) acquisition techniques needed for decision-making in organizations

- is familiar with the general principles for establishing and developing forms of individual entrepreneurship, using the knowledge gained from the fields of science and science disciplines relevant to the programme of study undertaken (Management)

SKILLS AND COMPETENCES

- is able to correctly interpret social, political, legal and economic phenomena and their impact on the functioning of businesses and the economy as a whole

- can independently analyse the actual decision-making situations and choose an appropriate decision

- is competent to organize activities and undertakings and carry out their economic analysis

- can use in practise their basic knowledge relating to the functioning of businesses

SOCIAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCES

- understands the need for continuing their professional and personal development and knows how to acquire further knowledge and extend it

- is able to think and act in an entrepreneurial manner

- correctly identifies and resolves dilemmas related to practicing the profession of a manager

2. Total number of ECTS-credits for the programme of study - 180,
Number of semesters – 6

3. In case the programme of study is based on standards (teacher education), it is required to provide the relevant regulation - NA

4. Number of ECTS-credits:

- which the student needs to obtain by completing courses in basis sciences, to which relate the educational outcomes for a particular major, level and profile of education - 108

- which the student needs to obtain by completing courses of practical nature, including laboratory and design classes - 51

- for elective modular courses - 54

5. Information on internships (if provided for in the programme of study) specifying the hours and number of ECTS-credits:

- the principles for internships for Bachelor's degree in Management were adopted by the Board of the Faculty of Management of the University of Warsaw on 18 April 2009. Internships at the Faculty of Management have been made compulsory since 1 June 2009.

- the duration of internships in Bachelor’s degree in Management is four weeks (in the programme of study 90 hours – 5 ECTS-credits). Each student must complete an internship and earn the required number of internship credits no later than by the end of the last semester of studies, prior to taking the final examination

- the process of earning credits for internships is supervised by the Faculty’s Representative for Internships acting on behalf of the Vice-Dean for Student Affairs. The work of the Faculty’s Representative for Internships is supported by an administrative assistant who handles students’ affairs and maintains records of internships.

Course structure diagram:

Abbreviations used in tables:
lect - Lecture
cl - Classes
kon - Seminar
kint - E-learning course
c - Pass/fail
e - Examination
g - Grading

Admission procedures:

Visit the following page for details on admission procedures: https://irk.uw.edu.pl/