Modern Management full-time second-cycle studies (master's degree)
Educational profile
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English
Faculty
Faculty of ManagementEnrollment
from June, 01 2025Seat limit
30
Course Description
Description of the Modern Management course and the profile of the graduate - second-cycle program
A graduate of the second degree program in modern management will have a thorough, in-depth, and interdisciplinary knowledge in the disciplines of management and quality sciences, economics and finance and related disciplines, necessary to perform various professional roles in an increasingly complex and turbulent environment. They will have managerial skills that entitle them to lead at different levels of management, at various levels of organizations, not only market-oriented ones, but also public, non-profit organizations, to lead human teams, to carry out various types of projects responding to the challenges of the environment.
Graduates of modern management will have necessary skills to put the acquired knowledge into practice, empowering them to run their own businesses, to cooperate in interdisciplinary, culturally diverse teams, and to solve complex problems arising from the turbulent environment.
The completion of the second degree program in modern management will be an opportunity to acquire in-depth knowledge, to improve and develop their own skills, but also to acquire a network of global contacts that can become an inspiration to discover new, previously unidentified opportunities affecting future careers. Contact with representatives of different cultures will affect greater openness, flexibility of graduates of this course, broaden their horizons, and enable them to move smoothly in the global market.
Graduates of the second degree program in modern management will receive a professional Master degree. They can find employment as: business advisors, client advisors, consultants, team leaders, specialists; HR, project, or management managers; in HR, marketing, public relations departments; in trade, manufacturing, service, transportation, consulting companies, and in financial institutions; in public administration, in social organizations, as well as owners of their own enterprises.
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
Recruitment points
The basis for determining the place on the ranking list is the recruitment rate R calculated according to the formula:
R = D + S + 2E
where the meaning of the individual symbols is as follows:
D – the grade on a graduate diploma;
S – weighted average of study grades;
E – a pass mark in the entrance examination, in the case of recruitment to the course in architecture a pass mark in the portfolio.
The grade on the university diploma (D), the weighted average of the grades of the studies (S) and the grade of the entrance examination (E) are converted into points by an appropriate weighting determined according to the grading scale of the candidate's completed university according to the following list:
- when the highest mark on the grading scale is 5 - weighting of 1.0
- when the highest mark on the grading scale is 5.5 - weighting 5/5.5
- when the highest grade on the grading scale is a 6 - weighting 5/6
The grade obtained by the candidate from the examination verifying the learning outcomes achieved during the first degree programme may be recognised as the grade from the entrance examination, provided that the candidate applies for admission to the second degree programme in the same field of study and submits the certificate of completion of higher education or the diploma supplement.
Information in preparation
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 second-cycle studies
- A candidate for full-time and part-time second-cycle studies are required to submit the following documents by the date specified in the recruitment schedule, respectively:
- a personal questionnaire (SIR APPLICATION FORM) - printed from the Online University Recruitment System and signed by the candidate;
- a copy of the diploma or a copy of the diploma of completion of first-cycle studies (Bachelor's or Engineer's), second-cycle studies or uniform master's studies - 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;
- a copy of the document confirming the grading scale in force at the university where the candidate graduated - the original document should be presented to the ICR for inspection to certify that the copy of the document submitted is a true copy of the original;
- a copy of the document confirming the applicant's average marks in the course of studies at the university - the original document should be presented to the ICR for inspection to certify that the copy of the document submitted is a true copy of the original;
- a copy of the original of the diploma or other higher education diploma obtained abroad that has been legalised or authenticated with an apostille, together with a translation into Polish done by an authorised body, and in the case of a diploma a certificate issued by the authority responsible for the nostrification of the diploma confirming the equivalence of the diploma obtained abroad with the Polish diploma - the original of the diploma should be presented to the ICR for inspection in order to certify that the copy of the document submitted is a true copy of the original.
- A candidate for full-time studies and part-time studies of the second cycle should, within the timeframe specified in the recruitment schedule, submit a certificate confirming a positive result of the entrance examination or a copy of a document confirming the result of the verification of learning outcomes achieved during the studies - the 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.
In the absence of such a document, E=0 is assumed. - 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 grade of at least 4.0 in English during his/her first degree programme is required 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, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Chemical Technology and Hydrogen Technologies 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 study within 14 days of the start of the semester in accordance with the detailed organisation of the academic year.
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