Bachelor in Management

SGH Warsaw School of Economics offers a Bachelor's programme in Management, taught in English in Warszawa, Poland, over six semesters. Annual tuition is EUR 4,000. The programme gives students theoretical and practical grounding in management and related disciplines, covering the nature, patterns and challenges involved in running an organization. Graduates are prepared to start careers as specialists or middle managers across a range of settings, including businesses, non-profit organizations, public administration bodies and local self-government units at various levels, as well as those running their own ventures. The curriculum also lays a theoretical and methodological foundation for students who wish to continue into second-cycle (master's) studies afterward. During the programme, students choose one of three specialisations: Project Management, Entrepreneurship, or Marketing, allowing them to tailor their studies toward a particular area of business practice. SGH also participates in Double Degree Programmes, through which full-time Management students can earn two academic diplomas from a single course of study; partner institutions include Peking University's Guanghua School of Management in China. Beyond the specific coursework, management education of this kind typically covers organizational behavior, strategic planning, human resources, marketing fundamentals, and financial literacy, preparing graduates for roles in operations, consulting, entrepreneurship and corporate administration. As one of Poland's established business schools, SGH positions this bachelor's degree as a route into both the domestic and international labor markets, with English-medium instruction supporting students who plan to work across borders after graduation.