Modern Management full-time first-cycle studies (bachelor's degree)

Educational profile

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Language of instruction

English

Faculty

Faculty of Management

Enrollment

Course Description

Description of the Modern Management course and the profile of the graduate - 1st degree program
 
A graduate of the Management course will have thorough theoretical knowledge in the field of management and quality science, but also practical preparation to manage various types of organizations, processes implemented in them, to make the right decisions in solving problems in various situations. They will acquire deep knowledge, managerial skills, and social competences necessary for efficient management of market-oriented enterprises and non-profit institutions.
 
The lack of traditional educational paths with an option to choose subjects depending on the interests of the student, gives the opportunity to independently create their own competencies, and create an individual career path. With classes conducted in English, widely recognized worldwide as the official language of business, using up-to-date textbooks and teaching materials in the field of business education, a graduate will gain the ability to communicate fluently in English, will be open to cooperation in a multicultural environment, to new experiences and opportunities arising from contacts with representatives of different cultures and nationalities.

A graduate of  the Management course will be aware of the need for independent and continuous learning, constant professional development, improvement and acquisition of new knowledge, advancement of their own competence and skills useful for working in intercultural, international teams. Studying management will equip a graduate with knowledge of management science and quality, as well as soft skills relating to:

  • cooperation and collaboration in multidisciplinary and multicultural teams,
  • motivating and leading employee groups,
  • alleviating tensions and resolving conflicts,
  • influencing the behavior of others,
  • acquiring and transferring knowledge,
  • communicating with internal and external stakeholders,
  • using creativity and inspiration in the process of generating new and cutting-edge ideas and solving various types of organizational problems.

The competence profile of a Management course graduate will meet the demand of modern organizations for managers - inspirers, managers - innovators and businessmen (entrepreneurs) - inventors who understand and accept new lifestyles, create technological trends, introduce pioneering, innovative products, and are able to profitably sell them. The openness of a graduate to change, flexibility and entrepreneurship will give them a competitive advantage in a difficult and turbulent labor market, enabling them to successfully pursue the career path, and adapt it to emerging constraints and opportunities from the environment. The knowledge a graduate will acquire, in addition to new skills and competencies, will enable them to do business in global markets, manage small, medium, but also large enterprises or their parts, and efficiently navigate global business networks.