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The SGH-Warsaw School of Economics was the first university in Poland to introduce studies in International Economics (then: international economic relations). They cover not only the political issues of international cooperation, but they primarily concentrate on economic relations between states, international organizations and companies. A distinguishing feature of the International Economics degree program is interdisciplinarity. We offer a range of subjects in a range of subjects in economics, management, finance, law which are essential for understanding contemporary international economic relations, both at the national and corporate level.
Language: English
Mode of study: full-time
Duration: 3 years (6 semesters)
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If: - you are interested in international economic relations, i.e., economic, and political relations between states, international organizations and companies;
- you are passionate about issues related to international cooperation and competition between companies as well as countries;
- you dream of studying in an international environment;
- you would like to work in an international business environment or in multinational institutions and organizations
– you are invited to join a Bachelor's degree programme in International Economics.
Like every undergraduate student at SGH, for the first three semesters you will study basic courses to prepare you for in-depth studies in International Economics. You will first learn the basic Micro- and Macroeconomics, Management, Accounting, Finance, Economic and social policy, European integration and Statistics. You will also have a chance to improve your knowledge of two foreign languages.
Three remaining semesters of study will be devoted to major and major-related courses. These classes may be categorized within the following broad categories:
- Economics (e.g. International Competitiveness, International Finance, European Union Internal Market);
- Business (e.g. Corporate Finance, International Marketing, Management in International Business)
- Politics and law (e.g. International Organisations, Public International Law, European Integration/Theory of State)
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Students can choose between three specialisations: - Digital World Economy
- Economics of membership in the EU
- International Entrepreneurship
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The graduate of the first-cycle studies in the field of International Economics at the SGH Warsaw School of Economics:
[knowledge:]
- understands the relations between countries and companies in the world economy, including the economy of the European Union;
- knows how to analyse international competiveness of countries and companies;
- understands the main notions, theories, mechanisms and areas of corporate and international finance;
- knows different types of international business transactions and logistic operations;
- knows different aspects of international marketing and management in international business;
- understands the process of economic integration, especially in EU, and knows how the UE internal market is organized, what are the practical consequences for individuals, companies, member-states and third parties;
- can describe types, areas of activity and achievements of international organisations;
- understands the importance of public international law as an instrument of protection of legal interests and values;
- recognizes the significance of international determinants of the position of countries and companies,.
[skills:]
- can apply the acquired knowledge in a practical manner to solve simple problems concerning entities involved in international activities;
- uses basic techniques of data collection and methods of analysis in studies of the world economy and the economies of countries and their groups;
- is able to accomplish simple research tasks related to processes taking place in the world economy, including within the EU;
- can identify factors of international competitiveness of countries and companies,
- can identify digitization processes taking place in the world economy;
- can conduct international transactions.
[social competencies:]
- behaves ethically in professional activities and social contacts
- displays initiative and self-reliance in business activity,
- demonstrates responsibility for work performed personally as well as by others.
The International Economics programme prepares you for career in:
- domestic enterprises operating internationally, mainly within the European Union;
- international companies operating in Poland and in other EU states;
- central, regional and local public administration (Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economic Development, Labour and Technology, economic and trade departments of diplomatic missions abroad, central banks);
- international governmental and non-governmental organisations (European Union, OECD, IMF, World Bank, UN, EBRD, ICRC);
- research centres dealing with international issues (think-tanks, foundations, research institutes);
- media dealing with international economic relations;
- own businesses in Poland and abroad.
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Programmes in English are conducted only as full-time studies.
The application and admissions procedure has the following stages:
- registration in the online system
- submission of required documents
- end of submission of documents period
- verification of documents by SGH
- decisions on admission
- information about registration for classes sent by Bachelor Dean's Office (in the registration system)
More information can be found here:
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Admissions Office
al. Niepodległości 162
office 37, building G
02-554 Warsaw, Poland
phone: +48 22 564 77 77
e-mail: admission@sgh.waw.pl
The office hours: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Monday till Friday). |
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