Kozminski University offers a number of programs conducted fully in English by international faculty. Ranging from BBA programs through two-year MSc programs to a Ph.D. in Management we offer recognised programs which rank highly within prestigious international rankings.
We encourage students to study in English. Even if they do not speak English perfectly the first months of studying, everyday classes and the practice of the language in and outside of the classroom enables students to achieve fluency. If you speak English at B2 level (TOEFL IBT 65+, FCE, IELTS 5.5+) you can apply for programs in English. You can also choose to undertake the Kozminski University Foundation Year where you will participate in business English and basic business courses and familiarize yourself with the university.
Studying in English provides an advantage when applying for an exchange program. Students who speak English and use business terminology fluently also have a higher chance of employment within the structures of international corporations.
During classes, we use professional case studies, including Harvard Business Review cases. The undergraduate programs cover all basic management subjects. Students obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for their first employment opportunities after graduation and sets the stage for future advanced studies at the graduate level. The first two years are broad and basic; the third year offers more individual-focused learning. The emphasis is on electives, specialized lectures, and/or workshops.
Learning in small groups as well as in a more module-based program of studies–different from the programs in Polish–gives the programs in English a more individual character. Lectures are conducted by Kozminski University academic staff and visiting professors from renowned European universities. Our staff also includes lecturers with hands-on experience from all over the world.
Many of our alumni hold positions in consulting companies. Others–after gaining some professional experience–are quickly promoted through the structures of national and international companies, financial institutions, and public administration.
