GRADUATE PROGRAMS CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH
Kozminski University Master degree programs are strongly research oriented. Students work with source materials, including articles from academic journals, research reports and recognized textbooks. Courses in methodology provide the skills needed to undertake empirical investigations. Since a strong theoretical background is required to write a Master’s thesis, and because most Master theses refer to real business cases, a student’s ability to conduct academic level critical analysis while understanding complex business realities is amply measured.
The MSc programs take a selected group of mature individuals through an intensive and rigorous coursework aimed at developing analytical skills and deep understanding of the working of the economy. Kozminski University offers the following master programs delivered fully in English (click on the specific program for more details):
To fully develop academic abilities, Master students follow a full cycle of scholarly work: literature study, data analysis, work in groups, research design and writing up scientific reports. Courses are designed to prepare students for and support them during writing their Master Thesis, which is the obligatory conclusion of the program. All courses are taught in small groups by highly experienced and dedicated faculty with highest academic degrees, and coming from international universities.
If you would like to find out more, visit us during the Open Days
Open Days:
The next open day for candidates for our programs conducted in English will take place in June. Details will be announced soon. If you are planning to visit Warsaw at a different date we can arrange for you to have a tour of our campus, speak to some students and even sit in a lecture among our current students. Contact Ewa Buczyńska for more details: or call +48 22 5192269.
Interviews for MSc candidates will be conducted on:
18th June 2010, at 12.00 o'clock
7th August 2010, at 12.00 o'clock
4th September 2010, at 12.00 o'clock
17th September 2010, at 12.00 o'clock
