Our academic teachers are outstanding scientists with many years of teaching experience. They are authors of academic textbooks, articles, and scientific and popular science books, published both in Poland and abroad. Many of them have extensive experience in business or in the public sector.
The Kozminski University community consists of over 9,000 students. These are people at different stages of their personal and professional lives – ranging from freshers through people after their first studies, considering their further development paths very consciously, to managers looking for new challenges and inspiration for positive changes, deciding to pursue postgraduate or MBA studies. We also have doctoral students studying at our doctoral school, perfecting their research skills and working on their dissertations. Of all KU students, 1,500 are foreigners who have either chosen our university for the whole period of study or come to us for an exchange from European and non-European partner higher education institutions.
Our graduates are the most valuable resource of our university. We follow their fates, support them in their career development, encourage them to grow further, be it at the doctoral school, by pursuing postgraduate studies, or thanks to special sessions and seminars. After receiving their diploma, our students can join a dedicated group on LinkedIn, join the KU Alumni Club, and receive a card enabling them to take advantage of many services offered by our partner companies.
The Senate of Kozminski University has awarded already five outstanding persons active in management sciences the degree of honorary doctor of Kozminski University. These persons are: Professor Witold Kieżun – KU’s academic teacher, involved with the university since its beginnings, Professor Hermann Simon – expert on management and entrepreneur, Ingvar Kamprad – the founder of IKEA, Professor Jerzy Dietl – expert on management and marketing, as well as a truly involved citizen, and Prof. Edward Prescott – winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics.