The International Business programme develops specialized knowledge of international business, emphasizing international economics and trade, international entrepreneurship, and intercultural communication and cooperation. It offers a broad and practical understanding of international business processes and practices, and provides students with relevant and up-to-date knowledge of today’s interconnected business world.
The programme is committed to combine academic rigour with practical application and corporate relevance. As a result, it encompasses both the knowledge and understanding of concepts and skills related to international economics and business, and the ability to apply such knowledge and understanding in a range of practical contexts. Students are asked to apply the theories in practice in various ways, such as projects tackling business problems, real-life case studies, and a simulation game in the Business Process Simulation Centre.
The curriculum includes a broad mix of courses (taught by Polish and foreign lecturers and practitioners) related to some aspects of international economics and business, and that together enhance the development of managerial skills, communication skills, strategic thinking, forward planning skills, teamworking and a curious mindset open to learning new things.
Student's profile
The programme prepares students to start and operate their own company engaged in cross-border transactions, as well as work in operational, analytical and managerial positions for business organizations (incl. multinational corporations), public and non-profit institutions in a variety of countries and industries. Graduates are equipped with extensive knowledge of international economic relations and professional skills necessary to cope well with challenges of international, dynamic multicultural business environment.
Career prospects
- finance, sales, logistics, marketing and human resources departments of businesses operating in an international context;
- foreign trade/export-import departments and agencies;
- international business consulting companies;
- non-profit organisations operating in an international environment;
- central or local government entities and public institution.
Modules
- Module I - includes issues related to the business services industry, the international energy market and the latest trends in mergers & acquisitions.
- Module II - includes issues related to the innovative international economy, international trade in a digitalised world, and a data-driven economy.
- Module III - includes issues related to small and medium enterprises in an international context, doing business in Asia, and solving international business problems.
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