In the Perspektywy University Ranking 2020, SGH Warsaw School of Economics took first place in the economic university category. Finance and Accounting was named number one programme in its category, while Economics and Management programmes were ranked second in their respective categories. Among all universities included in the ranking, SGH took fifteenth place in the general ranking.

For many years now, SGH has been listed among the best European economic universities and business schools by “The Financial Times”.

​Our four study programmes were graded as outstanding by The Polish Accreditation Committee (PKA) namely Economics, Finance and Accounting, Quantitative Methods in Economics and Information Systems, and Law and Economics. The latter programme is run under the Erasmus Mundus project.

​We are members of important international organisations and networks:

• CEMS,
• CEEMAN,
• PIM,
• EUCEN,
• EFMD,
• PECSA,
• EUA,
• EDAMBA.

SGH is the only Poland-based academic member of CEMS (the SGH administers CEMS Master’s programme in International Management) and the only Poland-based member of PIM (Partnership in International Management) – the largest international consortium of leading international business schools.

Our accreditations:

• ACCA,
• AMBA,
• CEEMAN IQA.

Our certificates:

• SGH&CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting (CBA),
• SGH&CIMA Diploma in Management Accounting (DMA),
• SGH & CIMA Advanced Diploma in Management Accounting (ADMA).
  

​While studying at SGH, you may take up sets of courses which will broaden your knowledge beyond the chosen field of study. A list of available interdisciplinary specializations is published each year in SGH curricula and study programmes.

A unique interdisciplinary specialisation available at SGH is SGH-CIMA. It is conducted in partnership with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants – the largest professional organisation uniting experts in the fields of management accounting.

​Centre for Foreign Language Teaching offers high quality language courses in English, German, Russian, Spanish, French and Italian, as well as Polish for foreigners. The courses are focused on business-related topics, including current socio-political and economic issues.

If you wish to learn more, also about the for-profit​ offer, please visit the webpage of Centre for Foreign Language Teaching.