International business specialty at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?
Why is it worth it?
FOR WHOM WAS THE SPECIALTY OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CREATED?
International business specialty is designed for people who wish to be active in international markets and are looking for practical skills and knowledge in this area.
FUTURE-ORIENTED EDUCATION
Europeanisation and globalisation of our economy are inevitable phenomena for which companies should prepare themselves, among others by recruiting qualified managers. By studying this specialty, you will learn about customs, taxation, financial transfers, and other rules that are useful for conducting exchanges between the EU countries and its economic partners around the world.
PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
Thanks to the studies at UEM you will:
- Gain the skills to run an international business,
- Learn economic, financial, legal, and social foundations of business,
- Learn the principles of effective business management.
Courses
Courses
The programme of education of three-years full-time and part-time first-cycle studies (Bachelor) in Management includes the following courses:
COURSES OF THE SPECIALTY (obligatory)
Organisation of commercial activity
Basics of computer graphics
Taxation in Poland and in the chosen EU countries
Sales techniques and customer service
EU customs systems
International marketing
International financial settlements
International political relations
Negotiations and business ethics
EU law
Capital and money market
Diploma seminar
International economic organisations
Enterprise planning and business plan
Energy and raw materials policy
Freight forwarding and international transport
Management of a foreign trade enterprise
BASIC AND MAJOR COURSES FOR MANAGEMENT STUDIES (OBLIGATORY):
English language
Mathematics
Microeconomics
Basics of law
Basics of management
Psychology
Logistics
Marketing research
Organisational science
Basics of finance and banking
Basics of marketing
Information technology
Workplace safety and ergonomics
Corporate finance
Statistics
Economic law
Accounting
Information systems in management
Quality management
Production and service management
Projects management
Market analysis
Databases
Consultation and writing the diploma thesis
Vocational training
Organisational behaviour
Environmental management
Human resources management
