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

Educational profile

academic

Language of instruction

English

Faculty

Faculty of Management

Enrollment

from June, 01 2025

Seat limit

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.

Rules of recruitment

Resolution No. 29/2024 of the Senate of the Rzeszow University of Technology of 28 June 2024 (in Polish, 414 kB, PDF)
on the conditions, procedure and date of commencement and completion of recruitment for individual first- and second-cycle degree courses in the academic year 2025/2026

Order No. 18/2025 of the Rector of Rzeszow University of Technology of 25 March 2025 (in Polish, 275 kB, PDF)
regarding detailed requirements for the documents entitling foreign candidates to apply for admission to studies at Rzeszów University of Technology for the academic year 2025/2026

List of subjects to be considered for admission

Subject

Weights applied to the results obtained in the written (external) part of the matriculation examination
Level
elementary	advanced

Mathematics

x 1

x 3

Mathematics or Physics and Astronomy/Physics or Geography or Modern Foreign Language

x 1

x 3

Admission to first degree programmes is based on the results of a competitive recruitment process.
Admission to first degree programmes is within the number of places set by the Rector, according to the following rules:
1. priority is given to candidates who are winners and finalists of central-level Olympiads;
2. the remaining candidates are admitted on the basis of a ranking list, in the order determined by the value of the recruitment coefficient R, in a number corresponding to the planned number of places, minus the number of candidates referred to in point 2.1.
The basis for determining the place on the ranking list is the recruitment rate R calculated according to the formula, taking into account sections 4 to 8:
R = P1*W + P2*W + 5E
where the meaning of the individual symbols is as follows:
P1 - the result of the baccalaureate examination in the subject listed for a given faculty in table in item 1;
P2 - the result of the baccalaureate exam in a selected subject listed for a given major in table in item 2;
W - subject weighting for basic or extended level respectively;
E - final result from the entrance examination in artistic aptitude in the case of admission to the course in Architecture.
The results of the Matura school-leaving examination obtained at the basic level or at the extended level in the written part (in the case of the "2002 Matura school leaving examinations" - in the external part) of a maximum of two subjects listed in table.
In the case of a candidate whose school-leaving certificate shows results of the Matura school-leaving examination in a given subject obtained at basic and at extended level, the recruitment procedure takes into account the level with the result more favourable for the candidate.
If a subject taken into account in the admission procedure for a specific field of study does not appear on the secondary school leaving certificate, the candidate receives "0" points in the admission procedure for that subject.
For candidates with the so-called "old Matura school-leaving examination":
1. the grades from the matriculation examination are treated on a par with the results of the matriculation examination obtained at extended level under the "New school-leaving examination" system;
2. the grades from the secondary school leaving certificate or, in the case of a candidate who has a two-page version of the secondary school leaving certificate, the grades from the secondary school leaving certificate shall be treated on a par with the results of the examination obtained at basic level under the "New Matura school-leaving examination" system.
A candidate for studies conducted at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Technology in Stalowa Wola shall have the number of points added to the number of points constituting the value of the recruitment index:
1. 25 points for holders of vocational qualification certificates with average scores below 75% of the points possible;
2. 50 points for holders of vocational qualification certificates with an average score of 75% and above of the points possible.

Confirmation of learning outcomes (External link)

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Submission of documents

Due to frequent enquiries on how to submit applications to study at Rzeszow University of Technology, we would like to inform you that applications can be submitted by:

a candidate - in person,
a candidate - by the Polish Post or any courier company (documents must be sent within the time limit specified in the recruitment schedule), a copy of the original or a copy of the a secondary school certificate or diploma certified by a notary as a true copy of the original,
on behalf of the candidate - a person authorized to undertake all actions in the recruitment procedure on the candidate's behalf. In this case, the authorized person may sign the required documents on behalf of the candidate: Model authorisation (181 KB, PDF)

Documents required from candidates for full-time and part-time first-cycle studies

Failure to submit the required documents referred to below (points 1 - 3) within the deadline specified in the recruitment schedule by a candidate qualified for admission to studies will result in a decision not to admit the candidate to studies.

A candidate for full-time and part-time first-cycle studies qualified for admission to the first year of studies is required to submit the following documents by the date set out in the recruitment schedule respectively:
1. a personal questionnaire (SIR APPLICATION FORM) - printed from the Online Recruitment System and signed by the candidate;
2. a candidate with the so-called „new matura” (secondary school graduation examination from 2005): a copy of the original or a copy of the secondary school graduation certificate or a duplicate of the secondary school certificate, a copy of the supplement to the secondary school graduation certificate issued by the relevant Regional Examination Board - the original document must be presented to the ICR for inspection in order to certify that the copy of the submitted document is a true copy of the original;
3. a candidate with the so-called „old matura” (secondary school graduation examination till 2005): a copy of the original or a copy of the secondary school graduation certificate or a duplicate of the secondary school certificate issued by the secondary school, and in the case of candidates who have a two-page secondary school graduation certificate, also a copy of the original secondary school diploma, a copy of the certificate of the results of matura examination in individual subjects referred to in the regulations on the educational system issued by the relevant Regional Examination Board - the original of the document should be presented to the ICR for inspection in order to certify that the copy of the submitted document is a true copy of the original;
4. a candidate for studies conducted in Stalowa Wola: diploma confirming vocational qualifications in a profession taught at technical level - original document should be presented to the ICR for inspection in order to certify that the copy of the submitted document is a true copy of the original;
5. a candidate in possession of a certificate or other document obtained abroad - a copy of the original certificate or other document obtained abroad, legalised or stamped with an apostille, together with a translation into Polish made by an authorised authority, and in the case of a certificate or other document which, in accordance with the applicable legislation, is subject to recognition by an administrative decision of the education officer as a document certifying entitlement in the Republic of Poland to apply for admission to higher education, taking into account the scope of entitlement in the country in which the certificate or other document was issued, also a decision of the education officer issued by the education officer competent for the place of residence of the person applying for recognition, and if there is no place of residence on the territory of the Republic of Poland - the education officer competent for the seat of the institution in which the person intends to submit the certificate or other document obtained abroad - the original of the certificate or other document should be presented to the ICR for inspection in order to certify the conformity of the copy of the submitted document with its original;
6. a candidate in possession of an International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma issued by the International Baccalaureate Organization in Geneva - a copy of the diploma together with a translation into Polish made by an authorized body - the original diploma must be presented to the ICR for inspection in order to certify that the copy of the submitted document is in conformity with the original;
7. a candidate in possession of an EB (European Baccalaureate) diploma issued by a European School in accordance with the Convention on the Statute of the European Schools drawn up in Luxembourg on 21 June 1994 (Journal of Laws of 2005, No. 3, item 10) - a copy of the diploma together with a translation into Polish made by an authorised body - the original of the diploma must be presented to the ICR for inspection in order to certify that the copy of the submitted document is in conformity with the original.
A foreign candidate applying for admission to studies at the Rzeszów University of Technology, regardless of the required documents referred to in point 1, is obliged to provide the Commission for the Recruitment of Foreigners, within the deadline specified in the recruitment schedule, with a document confirming proficiency of the language (in Polish, 275 kB, PDF) in which the studies will be carried out.
A candidate qualified for admission to a degree programme conducted in English who is a Polish citizen and did not achieve a result of 80% to 100% in the upper secondary school leaving examination in English is obliged to submit a copy of a document certifying his/her proficiency in English meeting the requirements set out in the Rector's Order (in Polish, 275 kB, PDF).
Candidates admitted to study the following course of study: Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering and Technology, Chemical and Process Engineering, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Medical Engeneering and Chemical Technology will receive a referral for a medical examination by an occupational physician upon enrolment. Candidates are required to provide the dean's office of the relevant faculty with a medical certificate stating that there are no contraindications to taking up studies within 14 days of the start of the semester in accordance with the detailed organisation of the academic year.

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