Programme Guide - Study in Poland

MSc in Economics, Specialisations: Investment and
Business Valuation, IT in Business, Management of
Business, General Management, Financial Analysis
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www.studyinpoland.pl
Master’s degree
4 semesters
English
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Next to its offer for Polish students, the Faculty of Economics and Management has
prepared a full-time international Economics program delivered in English, addressed
to foreign and Polish students. There are five specializations available within the
Master’s degree program:
• Financial Analysis • General Management • Investment and Business Valuation
• IT in Business • Business Management (only Master's degree)
The program will fit into the Faculty’s vision of international cooperation, with respect
to the globalisation and European integration processes, and thus - the need for
changes in general study framework. The international program will provide new
quality of teaching. The curricula cross the borders, and originate from the
longstanding cooperation between the University of Szczecin and its European and
American peers as well as business practitioners.
The student will pay a tuition fee of not less than 2,000 EUR per semester. The final
fee will be estimated after a detailed analysis of the costs related to each specialisation
and the decision by appropriate authorities of the University of Szczecin are made.
June - August
Recruitment is based on Master’s, Bachelor’s or Engineer’s degree or like, in
equivalent fields of study (the latter include: economics, finance and
banking/accounting, computer science and econometrics, organization and
management, science of commodities, international relations and administration
– economic specializations). Moreover, any foreign citizen applying to the Faculty of
Economics and Management ought to:
1. Deliver a legalized certificate or other document confirming the person has
graduated from a secondary school abroad, which entitles the beholder to apply to a
university in the country where the certificate was issued, recognized by other
regulations as equivalent to Polish A-level certificate,
2. Complete a basic course in Polish language. The course will be included in the
programme (Polish as a foreign language),
3. Prove any special predisposition, should it be required.
Faculty of Economics and Management
University of Szczecin
Address: ul. Mickiewicza 64
71-101 Szczecin, Poland
Phone: +48 91 444 19 02; + 48 91 444 18 35
Fax: +48 91 444 19 25
E-mail: study@wneiz.pl
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