Bachelor in Economics and IT Applications

The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology offers a bachelor's program titled Economics and IT Applications, run through its Faculty of Information Management and taught in English over three and a half years, or seven semesters, with yearly tuition of 24000.0 PLN. The Faculty of Information Management was established in 2003 and runs an engineering degree program in Information Management. Students learn how to apply various types of IT tools that support management effectively and become proficient in using information systems within modern enterprises. Over the course of study, students build broad knowledge across management, economics, and information technology, with particular emphasis on organizing an enterprise efficiently, managing projects competently, and solving problems that involve both technical and interpersonal skills. The program is presented as suited to students interested in combining knowledge of business, technology, and data analysis. Students gain the skills needed to collect, process, and use information to support strategic decisions across different areas of business, with the curriculum balancing technical and business content to prepare graduates for the current job market. This combination of economics, management, and IT is a common structure for programs aimed at students who want analytical and technical skills together rather than a purely theoretical economics track. Graduates of programs like this typically move into business analysis, IT consulting, data-driven management roles, or further study in information systems or economics. Located in Warszawa, the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology positions this seven-semester bachelor's program at the intersection of economics and information technology, aimed at students preparing for roles that combine both fields.