Bachelor in Finance

Global Finance at Uniwersytet WSB Merito Gdańsk is a bachelor's degree program taught in English over three years, with yearly tuition set at EUR 2,200. One specialization within the program, Psychology in Investment, looks at the role human behavior plays in financial decision-making, examining how emotions, cognitive biases, and social influences shape investors, markets, and financial institutions. Students study behavioral finance to understand how psychological mechanisms affect risk perception, investment choices, and market dynamics, with the aim of helping future professionals interpret investor behavior and build strategies that reduce irrational financial decisions. Teaching in this specialization pairs academic material with practical skills, giving students tools to assess and anticipate investor reactions in real financial settings. Case studies, simulations, and interdisciplinary coursework train students to read market signals and apply psychological insight to investment analysis and portfolio management. Graduates are positioned for careers in finance, asset management, and consultancy, fields where understanding the human element behind financial choices supports better decision-making. Beyond this specialization, a Global Finance degree typically builds a foundation in economics, accounting, financial markets, and quantitative methods, preparing graduates for entry-level roles in banking, corporate finance, and investment analysis. Warsaw, the city associated with this program, sits at the center of Poland's financial sector, home to the Warsaw Stock Exchange and a concentration of banks, insurers, and multinational firms, which gives students access to internships and early-career opportunities close to the classroom.